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DIVERSOS.

Observation-Disclosures Mecani-
cos, Electricistas, Contsdores, Mecap6-
gEafos, Taquigrafos, Dependencies, Co.
cineros, Sirvientes, Rancheros o trsba
jadores para campo o caminos.. Marin &
Gutierrez, Dolorosa 800.
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AVISOS
PROFESSIONALS.

DIR. SALOME CARA ALDAPE-
Da, Ia Facultad de Mexico: xutorisndo
en- ell Estado de Texas; e~specialista en-
eDfermeds3es G,nito. Urinarias Y Cru
Jia en- General. Residences: Warren
st. 4l8.. Telefono Travis 1927. Oficina:
Frost Building, Telefcnos: Nuevo 173,
Old Travis 364i.
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gaba lie arregIara ell cuarto que
daba al jardin, que 81 guerra con
especia!idad.
La hacienda de Ell Peh6n dista
de Cali In cuarto de hora. SUI an
tigua casa solariega &c reclina en-
la verdura de IN alcor que domi-
IA ell Vale de Cauca, ell Ell sitio
que este Sc We como una guitarra.
Muy cerca desciende ell rio cris-
talino, que desata perenne su
canci6n argentina. La casa esta
rodeada por un hermoso arroyo,
que alegra en- las mahanas las
flores del jardfn. Y las ceibas gi-
gantes, que sombrean ell patio,
rematan con ell ramaje poderoso
de sus copas abiertas, ell paisaje
apasible. ALI acab6 Issacs ell H.
bro que ell mundc entero admira
y conoce con ell nombre de Maria.
Su misma esposa cuenta que
en- aQuel cuarto se encontraba los
dfas enteros. hasta que concluy6
los manuscritos que trajo Y pu-
blic6 en- Bogota. Fue en- medic
del calor de su hogar, y va triste
y enfermo, cuando Isaacs escri-
bio gu inimitable obra.
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VENTAS.

VENDEMOS nagnf6ca residencia ele-
gsntemelte amueblsds en- $50 900. "a
Giles condlcioaes de psgo.- Marin & Gu
tlerrez. -3o9 Dolorosa st. Travis 40i5.
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gan al the beginning and femem-
Der, dear, | shall believe every
word you say" i reached my
hand across the table and ii was
eagerly taken in both of Dick 8.
For a solemn moment We looked
into each others eyes and 1
think each of us saw in the 9TH
er's face something never seen
before. | saw a sudden weakness
in Dicks mouth that l had never
noticed in all the time bad
known him, The under lip hung
loose and twitched impotently
when he tried to draw it into a
firmer line.
/ know that Dick found a new
sympathy in my eyes for he bent
and kissed my hands and then be-
gan:
You know, Margie, that l have
been working hard for over a
year to introduce our books into
the schools. Well, this
summer we succeeded in having
our Biographies recommended,
and on this last trip of mine l put
our histories across.
"This brought the entire gang
of grafters down on me, and they
swore to get me, and | guess they
have" he groaned.
60 on, dear"
"You see, l was between the
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devil and the deep blue sea. Since
We were married ! have been try
ing to cut out the graft and while
at first IL hurt our business We
have been steadily doing better
each month, but il is a partieu-
larly nasty proposition politically
and when a big stiff came TO me
with a proposition to loosen up.
was tempted TO fall for il. /
wish to God l had"
Don't say that, I interrupted
You don't know the scrape I'm
in, dear, or you would wish / had
let them shake me down good.
However, l told him that the
time had come when school books
as everything else. must be sold
on their merit. and that l knew
our books were the best in the
country and We were going to sell
them.
You mean YOU are going to
sell them, Waverly?' the man said
with a leer. 4 don't know how
you mesmerized the majority of
the board with your dope, no 9TH
er man has been able to do it.
There are a number of wom-
en- on the board this year, ! fool
ishly remarked.
That's it, he exclaimed. they
fall for you and I'll bet you II
fall for them. | never saw a man
yet that was popular with women
that some woman couldn't trim
him and trim him good
I'm already trimmed, my
friend. I'm married and you can
go back to your gang and tell
them that the next man they send
to me I'll kick In his face SO that
his own wife won't recognize him,
and | hope he'll arrest me for do
ing it. I'll be glad to get a chance
to tell the court why | did it,
You'll get your chance, all
right, all right, but not until aft
er we get a chance at you, you
won I forget for a WHILE was his
parting remark.
II thought no more about IT
until today when l was waited on
at my office by that woman that
Eleanor accused me of flirting
with. Cod She better than any
one else must know | did not
flirt."
"Why?" the word came out be-
fore | thought.
Because | naturally paid at
tention to her instead"
For the first time there was
something reserved in Dicks tone.
Continued Monday
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Chulstobel Rat1khurSt

NEW YORK. Oct 3l.-Miss
Christobel Pankhurst, the famous
English militant who is here to
carry a votes for women" cam
paign to practically every import
ant city In the United States, is
privileged to write L. l.. b. i"
after her name, a fact which is
not generally known in this coun-
try.
Just before her monster open
ing rally in Carnegie Hall. New
York, she posed i'm the cap and
gown which she wore when she
was given her degree at Victoria
college, Manchester.
Miss Pankhurst has received
tremendously enthusiastic recep-
tions at each of her meetings so
far, and she predicts that she will
put a grim new yigor into the
suffrage fight in nearly every city
of the union.
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BY ESTHER HOFFMAN,

From an ugly duckling'' to a
beautiful swan, illustrates the re-
markable change in Mae Marsh,
attractive Majestic star, during
her brief two years I'm motion pic
ture work.
Two years ago she appeared
at the Biograph studios with her
hair plastered down on her head
and her arms and face badly sun
burned, according to her own
version. She was just Is years
of age, awkward and ffmid. she
is Is now, a Charming. sraceIai
and attractive young woman. 80
xhs.t - nffvafes beth FouHE aHa
cid Miss Marsh was born n
Madrid. New Mexico ana
rhI1S Travelled over almost tie -
fire United states. lie
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NASHVILLE, Tenn, Oct. 81
Members of the Tennessee legis-
lature for 1915 will be guests of
the National Woman's Suffrage
convention to be held November
1 2 in Nashville.
to be elected November an OPP
portunity to study suffrage poll
tics at first hand originated with
Mrs. Crozier-French, president of
the Tennessee State Suffrage as
ISOLATION. Immediately after the
November election she will issue
Invitations to the new legislators
to attend the woman suffrage
convention.
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EMPRESS VIII
CLOSE SUIIukI|

| Win fou1orruW -
<o-<.,.nr-e. the LoeHe -
fh~zfer Hif close re aoofs 70
vaudeville. to reopen the mloaie
- Nsrzzn Der as a stock company.
During the interval the theater
viii be dark.
C. L. Richards. formerly mana
ger Of the Princess, has leased
the Empress and will present
stock plays of the highest royalty,
getting many Of last season s
Broadway successes for his com
pany. Several Of the leading
actors of the old popular Princess
stock company are being signed
mp for the Empress Stock eom-
pany.
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|CYNTHIA
OR EY'S
RS

Q.-Have been going with
q girl six months. and am
getting very much interest
ed in her. but l have never
met her father. should the
friendship continue IL she
does not arrange this little
fOrmality2 HARRY.
A.-Perhaps the girl is ignor-
ant OF her duty, or her father may
be equally ignorant of his respon-
sfbility as a host ca all who
come under his roof. Suggest "a
the young woman that yOu would
find pleasure in meeting her
father.
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Q.-Have been going with
a young man a year, and we
were almost engaged, but
lately he has changed SO. He
is cool and distant and IL
makes my life very hard to
bear. How can regain
the affection he used to show
me? REAH.
A.-Love passes. 10 IL said; bud
perhaps the thing which does nOs
stay was never real love. At any
rate, when young mans devo-
ton 10 a girl ceases, he cannot be
attracted a second time. He VIII
doubtless succuInb 90 new and
different qualities, bat not 90 the
charms which first wen him. Tn
der such conditions probably the
best thing the girl can do - a.
become interested in another
man.
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o. met a young man
ana fell in love with him.
but since that time he has
married. But / know that
he does not love his wife
from the way he talks. |
cannot live without him.
Please tell me what to do.
e. r. s.
A gentleman does not talk
about the state of his affections
for hts wife with another woman.
And a real lady never listens TO
a man who complains of his wife.
of course. this Is not answering
your question, but IL Is the sort
of informstion which many young
women with your complaint re-
quire.
IL is highly improbable that
your complaint will kill you. espe-
ciaIIy IL you remember that the
man married the woman after he
had made your acquaintance. Man
is pretty apt to follow the greater
inclination i'm any love triangle,
and this man could have chosen
you had he preferred you.
You will have to adjust your
self TO conditions. So eliminate
sentiment and be ruled by facts
plus common sense.
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With Upton Sinclair. the au-
thor himself; George Nash. late
star of OFFICER 666" and The
Gambler" Gail Kane. star of
the coming season I'm the Cohan
and Harris production. The Mir
acle Man; Julia r.. Hurley,
Alice Mare, Clarence Handysides,
of the Peg o My Heart" COM
pany; Ernest Evers. of The Mis-
leading Lady" Co; Robert Cum
mings and many more Broadway
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poration of the world famous
writing of Upton Sinclair. The
Jungle" in five parts. will be
the attraction at the Tacoma the
alter for five days starting sun
day.
The Jungle" comes to the the
alter after a most successful run
at weber's theater in New York
city, where Il has created no end
of discussion and enjoyed an
enviable success.
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''The Typhoon''
at the Apollo

Scene from the great Walker
Wbiteside play. 1.-The Typhoon,"
which opens a three-day run at
the Apollo Sunday.
With Pauline Dufraine in the
leading role, The Typhoon," one
of the famous Walker Whiteside
plays. opens a three-day engage
ment at the Apollo tomorrow.
The long film version is said to
follow the story in every detail.
one feature of the film being the
work of Japan's foremost actor.
"The Typhoon" will be followed
on Wednesday by Bertha Kalieh
in Martha of the Lowlands, !"
which will run four days.
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Six new acts. three of which are
feature attractions, will comprise
the vaudeville bill opening at the
Pantages theater Monday matt
nee. The headline place Is given
to a sensational dramatic playlet
presented by Landers Stevens and
George Cooper, two widely
known players. This sketch.
1.-THE Great Question" strikes at
the root of a social problem which
is vexing the world. Although
the subject is a delicate one on
which to build a play, 1t is said to
be handled i'm a way that robs il
of any offensiveness without in
any way lessening the moral 1t
conveys.
The sensational feature of the
bill will be The Great Casteel.
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who comes into vaudeville with
his motorcycle to do stunts that
are hair-raising. Casteel works
In a revolving steel cage and has
called his act THE Dip of Death. ="
The York Trio. two men and a
girl, are singers and dancers
whose act has received praise
from the critics. They are said
to be stunningly costumed.
logan and Geneva do some ex-
ceptionally graceful dancing and
balancing on the tight wire, pre-
senting a novelty that scores one
of the hits of the bill.
Prince and Deerie have some
new songs and dances and a
great deal of smart patter. There
will also be the usual motion
pictures and orchestra novelties.
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Q.-Kindly tell me how to
play a bubble game at a
child's birthday party. Please
describe other simple games.
MOTHER.
Allowing bubbles can be
good sport. Select sides and
stretch a string marking a divid-
ing line. Give each one n bowl
and pipe. Use a little glycerine
with soap and water. Score the
contestant ON The number of bub-
bles he blows to the opponents
side. opponent trying to prevent
bubble coming over by blowing I'm
return. Give prize to highest
score.
Another game may be played
with small macaroni letters oh.
tainable from grocer, the kind
used In soups. Give each guest a
large handful and announce some
line TO be formed by letters,
Award prize to first successful
one.
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Antonio Moreno has prospered
so we'll during his short stay with
the Vitagraph that he has been
assigned to lead with Edith
Storey, heroine of THE Chris
tian."
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Q.-The other evening I
thought / would surprise my
wife, so brought home some
tickets to the theater, thus
my reason for not consult
ing her first. Well, | must
say, | was the one who got
surprised instead. She had
a violent fit of Mysteries be-
cause | did not call her up
first as she would rather go
to another show. tried to
explain. but no use, for she
is insanely unreasonable
when she takes these tan
trums. She took on for over
an hour, and wouldn't even
give me a chance to tell her
/ would take her to the other
theater.
Miss Grey, don't think I
am mean to her, for | do
everything in my power to
make her happy. She is a
good housekeeper and eco
nomical, but has an awful
temper, and when she gets a
fit of nerves screams at
me and makes me desperate.
How can | cure herr
MISERABLE HUSBAND.
A.-NegIeCt is the hest cure IL
lysteria. The immediate resu
will be more violent hysteria, Wit
hreats to lend IL all" Hut sh
won't. So just put ON your Ina
md leave the house at the fiE's
of another attack. Prov
q her that You viii not stay whe
he makes herself so disagreeabl'
4 tins does not cure her. treat he
,ysteria as "a disease and take lac
q a physician.
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l do not think
We spoke anoth-
er word until we
got into our lit
tie a apartment.
/ led the way
into the dining
room, for that is
farther a " a y
fro m A u n {
Mary's room than
the living room.
l sat down at
the dining room
table and Dick
took a chair near
me.
Now tell me
all about il. Be
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Warren Kerrigan will be seen
with crutch in a new release,
The Proof of a Man" He was
suffering from an injured foot
and used a crutch, so the director
got busy and wrote the play to
fit the eruteh.
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M hE. . EFANhDI De L IN l. f1OM
SON.
NASHVILLE, Tenn, Oct. 80
A series of lively sessions with
many fiery debates is expected
when the forty-sixth annual con
ventiOn of the National Woman
Suffrage association opens here
early in November. Mrs. Ernest
Seton-Thompson, magazine writer
and illustrator, wife of the ia
nous author and hunter. is the
chairman in charge of the local
arrangements.
She predicts that among the
Questions which are sure to cause
hot discussion at the convention
is that of states rights versus g
federal suffrage amendment;
while the antf-Wilson policy of
the Congressional union, q rebel
lious offspring of the national or
ganizatfon, will probably come in
for it's share OF criticism in the
expected debates.
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The members of the Fern Hill
NJ. f. choir will give a musical
and elocutionary entertainment In
the church basemen next We'd
nesday evening, November 4. The
comedy playlet, Proposal Under
Difficulties, will be featured.
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WAsHINGTON. ID. C, Oct. 81.
-Ihe surrender Of leo rebellious
Beers without fighting al Brand
vief and UnderstedOor. In South
Africa, was reported in official
London dispatches to the British
embassy.
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The Eureka Rebecca Card club
will be entertained next Thursday
by Mrs. J. II. Davis and Mrs.
Ernest Phaden at Odd Fellows
hall
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you advise me to do7

you advise me to dor
DISAPPOINTED.
At may cost you an effort
20 give the girl mp. but you can
not expect 90 build happiness
where there Is no trust. At any
event, you should not be in 9
hurry 10 propose. You had much
better wait until you are sure the
gfz1 has overcome this weakness,
or until yen are sure she nevet
WA. Really clever persons Dc
not tell unfruths.
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Another stage star has been
caught by the lure of the screen.
This time IL is Andrew Mack, and
the Alec Film company are his
captors.
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The latest Improvement is a
nursery attached TO one of the
New York theaters, where the
mothers may leave their babies
I'm the care of nurses.
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The newspapers are getting out
extras and the film companies
are busy taking on extras to
appear i'm war scenes.
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Clara Kimball Young has left
the Nttagraph company and
Joined the new Peerless company
under the direction of her hus-
band-James Young.
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Add one more: The Leslie
Carter Film company. And still
they come.
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Q.-Am In love with an
attractive girl. She IL
bright and clever. bat she
has the habit Of telling IN
truths. She is highly q
Tended II her word i doae-
ed, and vet I eaunnf
her was an fhs point OF
asking her 70 ntaffy me. s.t
nov hesitate. What would
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lightful love story threading it's
way from beginning to end. An
drew Mack in THE Ragged Earl."
will close tonight.
Starting Sunday. Fougere and
Wilson. a high-class pair of sing
ers, will have a position on the
program
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family moved to San Franchises
about a year before the earth
quake where Mae entered the
Sacred Heart convent.
Miss Marsh devotes almost al
of her spare moments to taking
care of her orchard and garden,
at her home near Los Angeles
She Is proud OF several bIlsfers
ON the palms of her hands CAUSED
by assiduous application Of tho
spade aud hoe.
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The Women's league of the Col
lege of Puget Sound will meei
next Tuesday at $3.50 O'Clock in
the new dramatic science rooms
Each member is asked to bring a
friend.
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CONFESSIONS OF A Wife
g..
'Dick Begins His Story"

Copyright. 1914, by the News
paper Enterprise Association
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Charles Klein's greatest story
THE Gamblers''-comes In
five-reel film play to the Colon
ial theater tomorrow to remain
Monday and Tuesday. The story
contains frequent tense dramatic
situations and thrills, with a de-
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Q.-What would you ad-
wise me to say in this case?
was told by my husband
that he had no brothers OF
sisters, but lately l came
across some papers where It
shows he has several brothers
living.
l want to ask him to ex-
plain, but don't know how to
go about il. He seldom
speaks of his folks, just tells
me they are dead. This keeps
me in suspense. What shall
say? BETSY.
A.-Siay nothing. When you
married your husband you did NOT
necessarily marry hts family. and
I cannot see where your family o.
his could I'm any way affect the
that should exist BE-
tween you two. You must have
trusted your husband when you
married him; trust him now and
give him his own time TO explain
about his family.
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PERSONALS.

) @ o o o o o o . o 0 o . % 9
The Green Forest tribune., 1914-07-17

me PftfifHrdry f1edr11E U! C1rrror1 '1' Wall for shooting Hodge Larkins will be held here Saturday. There seems to have been some misunderstanding as to the date, but next Saturday IS the time. MT. Larkins has sufficiently recovered from his wound to be able to be up and around.
 LEAVES FROM OAK GROVE.
 We are having some warm weather again.
 There will be singing at Indepen- dence Sunday.
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'ome or the DenVeT ptOple aUIeIIQ

LTle CEItUTdIIUI dI DUIIIHS IOH 0dVOI VIdJ and report an enjoyable time.
 A bunch of people met here Friday and had fish fry, but from reports the fish were not very plentiful.
 Carroll Marriott and Miss Eva Goforth drove over to Eld. John Elrod s place last Sunday evening and were quietly married.
 John Elrod went over on Yocum Friday and put in telephone line which makes his connection in that
The Green Forest tribune., 1914-07-17

TT last Sunday was SS. We are very proud of our Sunday School and think it hard to beat.
 Mr. Cobb and wife, who are so iorrpipC in E,,ralyo Cnr;,,,re ,uoro
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)f their niece Mrs.

Harbert here Sunday.
 Dan Martin and family of Harrison spent a portion of the past week visiting relatives in and around Urbanette. They returned home Sun day.
 We have new merchant in the person of'George Riddle, late of Denver. He has the appearance of nice gentle man and we are glad to welcome him to our town.
 The hum of the thresher can be heard. Farmers are very anxious to get their wheat threshed, as that which was left in the fields during the rainy season has heen seriously dam aged
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Our Assistant Editors.
 DENVER DolNGs. V. w. Snyder went to Cricket Mon- day.
 R. F.. Mattox and Garland Snyder were in Green Forest on business Mon day.
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ZION HILL ITEMS.
 Some of the farmers are stacking grain this week.
 Miss Dema Dooling of Yocum visited at Alex Golfers the past week.
 Mrs. Kate Freeman and children left Thursday for their home in Wichita, Kan.
 Several Zion Killers attended the fish fry at Denver Friday. There were plenty of fish caught for dinner. Nim Graham and family, Ellis Ora ham and Nellie Collier attended the
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, at AIpena Saturday.

Alfred Wilson SaVS
The Green Forest tribune., 1914-07-17

J. L. RUSSELL. Editor