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The Washington times., 1915-08-27

AOS NS0SSsAAlC OssS W
Regular l0c bottles Of
Three in One Machine OIL.
Motion DeptD
&c Needles, Sc paper
Parabola Gold Eye Needles.
Motion Dept.D
Pearl Buttons, 3
cards, Sc
Good quality White Pearl
Buttons. one dozen on card;
sizes II to % ligne; suitable
for underwear. wash dresses.
etc.
&c Basting Cotton,
z srools, Sc
800 yard spools OF good
White Basting Cotton.
$l.OO Shears, 44c
Dressnaker's Shears. ex-
ira quality steel: assorted
sizes.
Handkerchiefs,
6 for Sc
women's and Childrens
Good Quality Handkerchiets,
cross barred and plain
white; hemstitched borders.
CSC Flower Vases.
1Sc
Silver plated Flower
Vases, dainty pierced sill
yer ornarnented base, with
cryrtal glass holder. dew
elry DeptD
zoe Talcum
Powder, 1Oc
Mennen's Talcum Powder.
borated or violet scented.
Csc Tooth Powder,
15c
Regular &c size Sozodont
Tooth Powder or Tooth
Paste.
Csc Listerine, 15c
Regular sc bottles Of Lts-
terine.
1Oc Toilet Soap, &c
jap Rose Transparent
Glycerine Toilet Soap.
Witch Hazel, &c
Half pint bottles Of double
distilled Witch Hazel.
Polishing Cloths, 7c
Chamois Polishing Cloth.
for silver and all metal
ware. (Toilet Goods DeptD
1Oc Shaving Soap,
&c
Willtame' 3 arber B q r
Shaving Soap. large round
cakes.
25c Shaving
Brushes, 15c
Genuine Rubberset SHAY
ing Brushes. bristles war
rauted not to come out.
39c Serge, 19c
3s-inch Cream Sor N
Serge, with neat black pom
ell stripe.
39c Check
Suiting, Csc
5O-inch Black and White
Check Suitins. good weight
for skirts and suits.
Corset Covers, 12c
Muslin Corset Covers. neat
embroidery edgings; all
sizes.
29c Aprons, l9c
women's Extra Size Wais,
Aprons. good quality g!ng-
ham: finished with rufhe
pockets. also tie strings.
Infants 29c Slips,
| 22c
Infants Long Slips. oil
nainsook: made bishop style,
with ruffes on neck and
sleeves.
Chlldren's Aprons,
19c
Childrens G ngh n
Aprons. long sleeves. round
collars, belt and pockets
sizes . to s years.
| $3.50 Velvet
| Hats, 85c
| Black and colored Silh
Velvet Hats. including the
new high back shapes, con
tinentals. pokes and sailors
Boys Csc Under
| wear, 15c
] Boys light weight cottor
I Underwear, shirts with low
neck and sleeveless: high
neck and short sleeves
knee pants; bleached ant
unbieached.
| Women's 12hc
| Vests, &c
| Women's Gauze Cottor
| Vests, low neck and sleeve
less; taped neck and arms
slightly imperfect. Sizes I
) and 6.
| Women's SOC
| Hose, l9c
| Women's Pure Silk Boo
Hose, full fashioned foot
double sole. high splicet
heel and toe. lisle gartel
tops. Fast black only. Sub
ject to slight imperfections
| Infants Csc
| Stockings, 17c
| Infants Silk Plated Stock
| ings. seamless foot. doubl,
sole, heel and toe; I'm,
| ribbed: choice Of black ant
colors: sizes 4 TO 6ia.
| 15c Laces, 1Ohc
| Pure Linen Cluny Laces
widths up to 3 inches; prett,
patterns.
| Csc Maline, l7c
| Moisture Proof Maline. II
black, white and colors.
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A. J. Simons, No. 349.351
POULTRY OF oIAIrrx

On your trip to Center Marke,
tomorrow be sure to come to the
Simons stand and inspect the fulI
line of quality poultry. ''
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Chas. e. Ebel, No. $50.

The quality Of our meat as al
ways is of the highest order. and
the prices we ask exceptionally
low under tho present conditions
in the market. For Saturday, we
offer the following specials:
Leg Lamb, 22c.
Hamburger Steak, 15c. 2 for 25c.
Roast Beef, 1sc to &c Id.
Corned Beef, 10c to lsc.
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Oyster Bros, No. $40

Coon Cheese, SOC ID.
Fresh Certified White Leghoru
Eggs. Csc doz.
Fresh Eggs. 3oc dozen
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.Mh2ma
TO IL O.
Soc Chiffon
Yelling, 39c
Chiffon Yelling. extra
quality. with wide satin
border; q inches wide. De-
sirable shades.
Women's and
Chldren's Shoes,
Csc
Women'e and Children's
Low Shoes; odds and ends;
women's in sizes 2 to 4 and
children's in sizes 1 to 10.
Values worth up to $3.50
pair.
Women's $3.50
Slippers, CSC
women's Satin Evening
Slippers. In blue and pink;
sizes 2ib to s. Slightly
soiled.
59c Messaline, 35c
Stripe Messaline. also Su-
rah and fancy Satin Bro
cade: rich colorinKs.
$1.25 Duchesse,
Csc
36-inch Black Satin Du-
chesse. extra heavy quality,
fag making coats and street
dresses.
MEMS zoe Hose,
1Oc
Mems Black and plain
colored Half Hose. Isle
thread and mercerized silk:
broken lots from our regular
stock.
Mems $l.OO Union
Suits, 35c
Mems Poroeknit Union
Suits. in white and ecru coll
ors: odd sizes.
Mems Csc
Carters, 12c
Mems Brighton Pad Gar
tere. cable web. in white
and plain colors.
lOc Tex Wax, 6hc
Regular loc packaee ees Of
Tex Wax. for preserving
and laundry use.
Sc Laundry Soaps,
6 for 19c
Six regular Sc cakes Of
Cincinnati. Oleine. Pearl
White Floating. Lenox snd
L. S. Mail Laundry Soaps.
15c Tea, 1Oc
Regular l5c packages Of
House OF Lords Tea One
Quarter pound in each.
35c White House
Coffee, 29c
One-pound cans Of White
House Coffee. a grade well
known by good housewives.
Sc Argo Starch,
2 for &c
Two regular SC packages
OF Arso Gloss Starch.
| 10c Cocoa, Sc
Regular loc cans OF Ter
shey's Cocoa.
Sc Milk, 2 for &c
Two regular SC cans Of
Van Camps Evaporated
Milk.
$3.50 Mating
| Rugs, $1.59
axl2 IT. Largest room size
japanese Mating Rugs. $50
warp grade: liGht and dark
colorings.
$3.50 Mattresses,
| $2.85
Soft top and bottom Re-
versihle Mattresses. combi-
nation: covered with heavy
weight ticking; 3 It. TO 1
II. G sizes (Fourth Floor.
Main Building,.
| $1.OO Blankets,
| 29c each
Soft fleece finish Blankets.
in white. tan or gray.
| SIS and $16.5O
| Rugs, $9.75
| Brussels Rugs. size s it,.
3Xl0 IT,, 6 and 9Xlo II. In
forel and conventional de-
signs: light and dark color
ings.
SC Netting, 4Nc
7-quarter width Mosquito
Netting. In white. green
and black.
| 12hc Corset
Covers, &c
| Stamped Corset Covers,
two piece slipover style
good quality nainsook
| (Art Deptl
15c Towels, 1Oc
Stamped Towels, gooc
quality huck: pretty pat
terms.
Table Danask, 19c
| So-inch Mercerized fable
Damask. assorted patterns.
S yds. Birdeye, 25e
Flve-yard pieces OF lS-inct
Antiseptic Birdeye.
1Oc Toweling, Sc
Glass Toweling, re
checks, fast color. tLimit
Ave Yards to buyerI.
Boys Soc Night
| gowns, 2 for Csc
| Boys Cambria Night
gowns, with and without
collars: trimmed with fancy
braids; sizes 8 to Is wears.
NIL CT
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Chas. Brunger, No. 2O8

Frying Chickens. csc.
Tender Fowl. 22c.
Fricasee Chicken, zoe.
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Quality Poultry Company

availabl here at all times. We
have the new specialties first
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Boys Wash Suits,
2 for SEC

Boys Dutch Daddy Play
Suits. In white, tan. blue
and tan. blue and white
and tan and white. trimmed
with pearl buttons Values
worth soc and CSC each.
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Infants Csc
Stockings, 17c

Infants SIX Plated Stock
ings. seamless foot. double
sole. heel and toe; fine
ribbed: choice Of black and
colors; sizes 4 TO 6ia.
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l5c Laces, 1Ohc
Csc Maline, 17c

Pure Linen Cluny Laces,
widths up to 3 inches; pretty
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The Duffy Malt Whiskey Co.. Rochester N. Y.
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Loeff1er Sausage & Provision
Co., No. GA
Fancy quality at all times. and
specialties for particular trade.
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w. H. Bradburn, No. 214

Bacon has gone up consldera bl,
OF late. but We are selling it. ma
chine sliced, for DC per pouno
Other prepared meats at econom,
prices.
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Ensel Brothers Co., No. e2s
Legs OF Fancy Homo Dressed
Spring Lamb. 25c.
New York Rib Roast. 25c lb.
Sugar Cured Corn Beef I2nc
l6c. and zoe.
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Women's Soc
Hose, l9c

Women's Pure Silk Boot
Hose, full fashioned foot.
double sole. high spliced
heel and toe. Isle garter
tops. Fast black only. Sub
ject to slight imperfections.
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Moisture Proof Mali in
black, white and colors.
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Boys Soc Night
gowns, 2 for Csc

Boys Cambria Night
gowns, with and without
collars: trimmed with fancy
braids: sizes 6 TO Is wears.
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Women's l2kc
Vests, &c

Women's Gauze Cotton
Vests. low neck and sleeve
less; taped neck and arms:
slightly imperfect. Sizes I,
) and 6,
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Emmert Bros, No. 256

Thos. A. Cannon Co., No. 81
Hothouse Products in Plenty.
Fresh Vegetables In Abundance
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Boys Csc Under
wear. 1Sc

Boys light weight Cotton
Underwear. shirts with low
neck and sleeveless: high
neck and short sleeves:
knee pants: bleached and
unbieached.
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A. T. Schroth & Sons, No. ATS
We solicit tho trade Of hotels
cafes. lunchroous. and stores At
attractive prices.
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T. F. Keane, No. 81
The choicest cuts Of the very
best beef at attractive prices.
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SC Netting, 4hc
7-quarter width Mosquito
Netting. In white. green
and black.
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IOC ! IOWeHnS, DC
G ass Toweling. red
checks, fast color. (Limit
flNe Nards TO huYerL.
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Table Darnask, 19c
6o-inch Mercerized fable
Damask. assorted patterns.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1915-04-24
REFERENDUM FIGHT
GOES MERELY ON

Ear from discouraging us, the
supreme court decision which
validates certain emergency"
clauses which the legislature
tackled onto bills which they were
afraid to leave up to the people,
only spurs. us on to greater eff
forts,'' says Rea Last, secretary
In Tacoma of the Washington
State Referendum league.
The action of the supreme
court, which means that the peo-
pie never can apply the principle
OF the referendum to the Renick
law, nor to the anti-jitney law.
for the benefit of money
changers law, nor to the anti-jit-
pey law.
But there are still the famous
Senate Bill No. sol, which will
prevent municipal ownership in
the future, unless the referndum
Ia successful: the bill which aims
to destroy Seattle's port commits
sion, which stands between Seat
| tie consumers and the private
waterfront monopoly; the anti
picketing bill, and the bills which
seek to hamstring the peoples
Town constitutional initiative, ref.
erendum and recall.
1000 Names Already.
Theso bills tho league Will con
iinuo TO tight, Alxcady they have
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1915-04-24
ROOTS BOOMERS
RIDING FOR fall

turn over the government tn
their financial masters in the
hope that the latter will be kind
to them and will hand down a
trickle of prosperity. The usual
way in which this is worded is
that "radicalism and the day of
undertaking are at an end"
The Root boomers are taking
it for granted that the whole
progressive party is going to get
in behind the reactionary candi-
date and elect him as against
Wilson, because Wilson is respon-
sible for hard times"
Big Scrap Coming Up
Barnes, Penrose & Co. ara
making no concessions to the
progressives, are not asking their
advice as to candidates. or plans,
but apparently are convinced
that things are coming so strong
ly their way that they will not
need to make concessions.
Indications are multiplying
that the progressives will not lie
down so quietly. Borah has an
nounced that he proposes to talk
and to say some plain truths
about the choice of a Root brand
of candidate.
Cummins will be heard from
vigorously, and reports from Cal
ifornia are that Hiram johnson
will take to the sage brush be-
fore he will be. led at the cart
tall as the political prisoner of
Penrose, Jim Watson and Elihu
Root.
In other words, things are
framing up for the same kind of
a fight as that which became
famous as the Taft convention
in Chicago.
Would Hold His Nose
The Root boomers have been
disappearing recent article
wrote in regard to Col. Roose-
welt, and trying to twist what
was stated as equivalent to an
endorsement of Root by Col.
Roosevelt. The colonel has never
said he would endorse Root; in
fact, he has expressed his heart
felt contempt for the man who
helped to engineer what he calls
the theft of the nomination at
Chicago.
The name of Root came in
only as an illustration of the col
onel's very pronounced desire for
candidate who favors adequate
national defense.
What the colonel said was. II
he had to choose between a man
like Root who favored national
defense and a man like Wilson.
who, he thinks, does not favor
adequate national defense, he
might have to hold his nose and
tako Root.
He would not omit, however,
to hold his nose.
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close to 1000 names In Tacoma
This showing is far, far behind
Seattle. Indeed, It looks as II
the big Elliott Bay city is to be
called on to carry the brunt of
this fight, IL Tacoma does not get
busy at once.
There are plenty of places to
sign the referendums. There are
many individual workers: almost
any barber shop has one man
who has a set of petitions; and
then there are these additional
places:
Alfred's cigar store, 1852 Pa
cific av.; Vannoy q Coughlin.
s04 Pacific av.; Pfeister pool
room. 18th and Pacific av.: pool
room, 5406 South Union ay. :
c. p. Savage, 1897 South Union
av.; Croft hotel. 1919 Pacific av. !;
DIR. r. v. Hoyt, 326 Provfdent
bldg; Bone a Wright, AS Provf-
dent bldg; Building Trades hall,
949 South Market st.; Cooks
and Walters hall, 1874 South
Broadway: Longshoremen's hall,
709 Pacific av.; Headquarters
327 Provident bldg.
Anyone out OF town or IN town
wishing petitions may drop card
[ to 327 Provident building Of CAL
Main 832o and o<ato how many
can be used.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1915-04-24
BY gibson GARDNER.

WASHINGTON, Apriu 3D.
That the voters of the country
are keen to turn over the gov
eminent to some representative
of the special interests is the
theory on which the republican
managers are booming Elihu Root
for president.
Root is particularly the rep
resentative of privilege. He was
counsel for the tobacco trust and
framed the plans and specifica-
lions on which this, and most Of
the other biggest and most pred
atory trusts of recent times were
constructed.
When he was elected to the
senate he announced himself to
be a republican "of the Hamilton
ian chool''-which is a learned
way of saying that he does not
believe in giving power to the
people.
Senator of Privilege
In the senate Root stood con-
sistently for all legislation favor
ing special privilege as against
legislation for the public well
fare.
The plan to nominate Root
proceeds on the theory that the
people are tired of being asked
to give any attention to their po-
litical welfare and are willing to
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1915-04-24

still using these tablets and
calling the treatment the twilight
sleep. Many of the wild tales
today circulated about scopola-
min undoubtedly arise from the
bad effects resulting from the
combined drugs in these tablets.
THE scopolamin treatment as
now used successfully Is one In
which morphine Is not used, ex-
cept for one exceedingly small
dose with scopolamin at the out
set OF confinement to minimize
the preliminary pains until the
second dose of scopolamin Is
given about an hour later.
From that time on no other
drug save the latter Ia admin
istered. Morphine is quite un-
necessary to produce and main
tain twilight sleep.
Wild Talks Discounted.
THE claim in some quarters
that scopolamin treatment for
childbirth permanently affects
the brain or reason OF the patient
is ridiculous. In fact. hycscine,
SO closely related to scopolamin
as to be practically identical, Is
used for the very purpose of cur
ing mental alteration as we'll as
to cure drug habits.
There isn't the slightest
trace of scopolamin left In the
system three hours after the
final injection during the child
birth treatment. AS has already
been said, some OF the cases
where the old form OF scopola-
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS tablets were
given, and where bad effects have
been noted, are today being at
tributed to the pure scopolamin
treatment which is without dan
ger.
1T is unfortunate that the
most unreasoning opposition to
scopolamin as an aid in obstetrics
should come from within the
profession, most often from men
who have not investigated it,
just as 1t came In opposition to
chloroform when that great
boon was a new thing"
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1915-04-24
WHOLESALE
QUOTATIONS
Prices Paid Producers For
Meats, Butter, Eggs, Poultry

Livestock-Cows. 8 q &c; caives
s&9c: hogs. 7hsc: sheep, 40 So;
lambs. &c. Dressed hogs, 10c.
Butter ana Eggs-rancn but.
ter, % "a csc; strictly fresh ranch
eggs, 17@1Sc.
Poultry - chickens. dressed,
10 q 1c; ducks, lie; squads, $2D
2.25; chickens. live. 9010c.
Head lettuce. Cali, $2.25 per
crate; leaf lettuce, 81. Yaki.
man turni2s. S1.26: rutabagas.
$1.S5 sack; carrots, $1.25. Pota-
toes. Melted Gems, $30032 ton;
Idaho, $2S ton. Cabbage,
So cwt. Oregon cauliflower,
$2.35 CT. Walia Walla spinicll,
$1.10 box. Chill peppers. $1.35 bx.
Wax beans, SC. Pumpkins, INC.
Ore. cider, rs q soc. Celery, 81
$50 crate. Sprouts, &c Id. Flor
ida tomatoes, IS crate. Rhubarb,
&c ID. Sweet potatoes, 4c ID.
seed potatoes, $50. Cali
fornia radishes, Csc doz. blu. Hot
house cucumbers, 75c@$1.25 doz.
Green peas, SIC lib. Asparagus
81 box. Rhubarb, 40 &c Id. Cal.
new potatoes, 10c %.
Hops, 1914 crop, nominal; 1913
crop, nominal.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1915-04-24
HOOK MAY PLEAD
GUILTY OF ASSAULT

HE was too quick on the trig-
ger. Otherwise | should not
care to prosecute him at ALL"
This was the statement yes
terday made by Prosecutor Re-
mann In regard to William Hook
the aged recluse who fired a
double charge of bird-shot into a
party OF joy-riders who had kept
him awake with their singing
and shouting and finally smashed
two beer bottles up against his
shack near Sumner.
As it is, the charge will prob
ably be third degree assault
Hook might plead guilty and re-
ceive a years suspended SEN
tence.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1915-04-24

There will be lots OF fun on
the new Pantages program, start
ing Monday. 1t is a bill that
abounds in comedy, with just
enough variation to make 1t rich
in good features and variety.
"A Day in Hickyille" heads the
bill. 1t is an deliberately staged
comedy sketch introducing Seth
Dewberry, constable OF Bung-
Vile, and other funny characters.
Ed Reynard impersonates most
Of the characters. He Is one Of
the best ventriloQuists that ever
came over the circuit.
Burt Wesner and company, in
cIudinE Miss MArGaret Hannary,
Hnrvey Orr and Chaopcey goth-
- etsI presenting + problem
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1915-04-24
Births, Deaths
and Marriages
Marriage Licenses.


Franklin G. Berger and Lillian
Mae Blades, both of Tacoma.
l.. c. Norton and Katherine A.
Graves, both of Puyallup.
Geo. NJ. Brady OF Tacoma and
Ella Cheadle Of Olympia.
Births.
Born to: Antoine Johnston and
wife, 737 South Tacoma avenue,
girl, April II, Kakujiro Tsuboi
and wife, 1912 Broadway, boy,
April Is; George A. Wadsworth
and wife, Tacoma, a girl, April
81; F. II. Anderson and wife,
1884 South l. street, girl. April
21; Charles w. Cromwell and
wife, 1870 South South Il street,
boy, April l2 Earl V. Williams
and wife. 6210 South Cheyenne
street, boy, April IA; Charles
Hermann De Witt. jr., and wife,
1loS North Prospect street. a
girl, April 2; Domenik Gustanich
and wife, Mill Hill 2. a boy, April
IL Gustav J. Sand and wife,
1902 North Union avenue, a girl,
April 16.
Deaths.
John York, 400 East goth st.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1915-04-24
TACOMA MANS SONG
TO BE HEARD AT CAFE

My Northern Dusky Flower"
the song by M. r. Noreen of Ia.
coma, will be sung at Helm e
cafe this evening by Miss Vera
Cook.
Noreen, former soldier In the
hospital service in Alaska, had
the inspiration for his song there.
1t is his first attempt at compo-
sition.
He has sent a number of cop
les around the country, one of
them to President Wilson, as
commander OF the army. He has
another song which he says is
even better than this one.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1915-04-24

Perhaps the most remarkable
feature OF the twilight sleep or
PAINLESS childbirth treatment eff
fected through the use of the
drug scopolamln. and doubtless
its greatest blessing is the al
most total absence Of physical ex-
haustion and nervous disorders
following labor in these cases,
says DR.. Francis d. Wakefield.
THE patient undergoing child
birth without strain upon her
nervous system and without the
terrible exhaustion of having to
bear 1t in full consciousness.
comes out of her labor without
any of the effects of breakdown
usually following childbirth.
las a result all her vital func-
lions are In perfect working Or
der. She feels muscularly strong
and fit; there is no impairment
of the digestive functions; no
nervous irritability.
Women who have been spared
suffering through twilight sleep
make surprisingly rapid GONZALES
cence. They are often up and
about within As hours after the
ordeal. They call for and eat the
heartiest meals directly after
ward. They are almost invari-
ably able to furnish an adequate
supply of natural food for their
no htac And thay ,ra ohla 40 on
about their household duties
within one-fourth the time 1t re-
CURED mothers under the old
method to recover. They take
home well nourished babies who
continue to thrive.
Most of these mothers marvel
at the even temper of their babes;
at the notable absence of fretting
and crying.
Boon to Delicate Women.
THE coddled woman who all
her life has been spared work and
muscular exertion and upon
whom pain In consequence de-
sends with crushing force, espe-
cially the ordeal of childbirth, is
the most enthusiastic of all twi-
light sleep patients when her
baby has arrived without her
recollection of any pangs.
1T Is among this class of wom-
en-, too, quite naturally, that
childbirth is regarded with the
greatest dread. That the scope
lamin treatment robbing it of its
approximations will result in many
,, more children from this social
class, seems to be a reasonable
deduction.
ITO appreciate the miracle Of
scopolamin as an amelioration of
delivery one must have seen these
women of representative nerves
and delicate physique undergo
the old obstetrical treatment in
full consciousness and the scope
lamin treatment of semi-con-
scious labor In which there is no
recollection of pain.
Confusion Of Treatments.
Several years ago In this
country and in Germany, there
was in use a tablet containing
morphine, scopolamin and cac-
tine, which was quite extensive
ly employed In obstetrical cases.
Its use was soon discarded be-
cause, even IL given in sufficient
quantity to produce mental cloud
mess, an amount of morphine
was used that was deleterious
and even dangerous to the infant
as well as the mother.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1915-04-24
Registration Books
Are Open Tonight

For the benefit Of those who
wish to register so that they can
sign The referendum petitions,
the books at the city hall will be
open this evening until 10
O'Clock. -
The custom Of keeping the
books open late Saturday evening
Will be continued as long as there
are enough registrations to war;
rant the expenditure.
Mayor Fawcett has given his
approval to five of the referen-
DUN petitions, and has signed
them personally.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1915-04-24

sketch dealing with modern home
life. The playlet is"In Father 8
Way"
What Is said to be an unusual
ly good comedy offering is pre-
scented by Rose Mcintyre, "the
Sugar-plum grille and Bob
Harry" the Marshmallow hoy.
Harty Is rated as an unusually
clever comedian and Miss Me-
Intyre 10 handsome young
woman.
Miss Rose Garden. singer and
planizt. h said to possess fine
voice. Delten. Morcena and Del
ten have infected enough clean
comedy into their acrobatfo aci
70 mt 4 shove ths plane q TIA