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DRU N X ENESS

is a durable disease, which re-
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treatment can be used with abso-
lutte confidence. 1t destroys all
desire for whiskey, beer, or other
intoxicants. Can be given in the
home. No sanitarium expense.
No loss of time from work. Can
be given secretly. II after a trial
you fail to get any benefit from
its use your money will be re-
funded.
ORRINE is prepared in two
forms: No. /, secret treatment, a
powder; ORRINE No. 2, in pill
form, for those who desire to
take voluntary treatment. Costs
only 800 a box. Come in and
talk over the matter with us. Ask
for booklet.
Owl Drug Co., 904 G St. /;
French Drug Co., 1856 Pacific av.
Read the CLASSIFIED Ads %
GouP Civ
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Phone Employe
In New Company

Charles s. Wangelin, who for
20 years has been engaged in
telephone work, and who for
four years was in the employ of
the telephone company here, has
been appointed manager for the
Universal High Power Telephone
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Co., with offices in the Fidelity
building.
This company owns and con-
trolls the patents granted to the
inventor of the "Wonderphone. F"
This instrument promises to rev.
olutionize the entire field of tele-
phony, its promoters say.
Turn to Use want ads, page 9
II will save you time and money
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Mrs. G. Kinney Will be hostess
for Custer Relief corps No. 2 at
a card party Saturday afternoon
at 2 O'Clock in the Armory.
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The aeroplane waltz while more
graceful Is more difficult to mas
ter. The eanter is merely the
lame duck" step done to waltz
time. While the box turn NAV
be resorted to as variation, 1t is
not easily accomplished. Tho
pivot however, is the best
turn. The first figure consists
OF the straight walk, lady BACH
wards. Then pivot turn. Repeat
first figure. then draw STEP a.
in one step.
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Personal
and
Social

Tho Rev. Sydney II. Morgan of
st. Paul's church, Seattle. will
preach tonight at st. Luke's
church. as one feature of the spe-
cial Lenten course. The service
will begin at 7.45 o'clock.
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The Order of the Star I'm the
East will meet at 1880 o'clock
Friday evening in room 315 Prov
ident building.
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Mrs. Rudolph KalenbOrn enter
tanned at benefit card party for
the White Shield Rescue home
yesterday.
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est girl in Pennsylvania" Miss
Kolb is student in a girls
school in Washington.
The Pennsylvania" will be the
biggest battleship in the Ameri-
can navy.
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Mrs. G. II. Jones OF North Fifth
street is entertaining at luncheon
today in honof of her sister, Mrs.
H. T. Stickney of New York.
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When the new United States
battleship Pennsylvania slips
from the ways at Newport News.
Va, March 16, its name will be
formally bestowed by Miss Eliza
beth Kolb, who's called the sweet
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CYNTHIA GREY'S
5: LETTERS 8:

Q.-Kindly enlighten me
as to this question. II the
wife has money or property
in her name. can It be claim
ed by those the husband
80 owes? Since women can vote,
have heard that parties can
take her money or property
the same as IL 1t were his.
BETTY.
A.-YOu were very wrongly in
formed. A husbands creditor,
cannot touch his wife's personal
property for debts incurred by
him and vice versa.
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Mrs. Will A. Bull will entertain
Friday afternoon at informal tea
In her apartment in the Rutland.
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Junior Day Nursery girls gave
tea party yesterday for those
who had given them assistance in
their recent campaign.
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The Parent-Teachers' associa-
tion of the School for the Deaf
will hold cake sale all day Sat
urday in Eilers Music House.
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The Tacoma Business Women's
club will hold an open meeting in
the Tacoma hotel tonight.
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BY JOAN SAWYER.
Famous Dance Director of New
:. York's Persian Garden.)
The waltz canter supersedes
the hesitation waltz and aero
plane waltz as a popular dance
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Q.-Is 1t possible that one
person can play the part of
two in moving picture
play? In the Trey of
Hearts" 1t is said that one
girl played the part of twin
sisters and in one instance
she is shown with her pets,
and at the same time as the
other sister, sitting with
her fancywork?
INTERESTED.
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A.-This has been done fire.
quently by system of double and
triple exposures. But recently
there has been a camera invented
by David Horsley, i'm which the
process Is much siInplified and
there Is no waste of films.
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OIL am young lady of
20 and am engaged to a
young man of 22. We want
to know of place where we
can go and get married and
then come back and see how
long we can keep 1t quiet.
This is just because every
body Is worried about when
1t is going to be. You cannot
imagine how silly 1t is to
hear that question all of the
time.
| have written you about
this before. but have looked
in vain for an answer.
/ am Of good family and
the young man | am engaged
to is awfully nice. Both his
parents and mine were proud
to hear of the engagement.
j have always been so inter-
ested In your answers.
ANON.
A.--SOrry, but this answer will
not interest the inquirer agree
ably. Young people try YER,
clever ways of persuading Cynthi,
Grey to help them deceive thei
parents. They explain elaborated,
the precise reasons why IL is abso
lutely necessary for them to star
tie the community by marryin,
secretly.
Now, 1 firmly believe that tn,
state marriage laws were yer,
wisely enacted for the protection
of individuals as well as society
and for that reason ! prefer to re
main In perfect ignorance of tn,
means of evading said laws.
This lack of information
makes 1t impossible for me to en-
tighten about 500 boys and girl
every year who want TO elope an,
don't know where to elope to. /
also permits me to retain tn
friend parents-ef these boys an,
girls.
OIL am frequently trou-
bled with hive. Is there any
cure? w. w.
A.--Change the diet. Hives |
caused In warm weather by tn
free use of certain fruits and Il
winter by eating oysters and othe
shelIfish. II the rash is obsti
nate, IL would be wise to see
physician.
For soothing wash, dissolv
y cup of baking soda In q basil
of hot water, and battle the spot
several times a day; or dissolve
tablespoons boracic acid I'm
quart of water; add 1 teaspoon O
corn starch, and apply locally.
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OIL am frequently trou-
bled with hive. Is there any
cure? w. w.
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Read the CLASSIFIED Ads %
Page Sir.
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STOMACH UPSET?
Get at the Real cause-Take DR.. Ed
wards Olive Tablets.

That's what thousands of stomach
sufferers are doing now. Instead of tax
ing tonics, or trying to patch up poor
digestion, they are attacking tho real
cause of the acknowledged liver and
disordered bowels.
DR.. Edwards Olive Tablets arouse
the liver in a soothing, healing way.
When the liver and bowels are perform
ing their natural functions, away goes
Indigestion and stomach troubles.
If you have bad taste in your
mouth, tongue coated, appetite poor
lazy, don't-care feeling, no ambition OF
energy, troubled with undigested food
You should take Olive Tablets, the sub
stitute for calomel.
DIR. Edwards Olive Tablets are a pure.
" vegetable compound mixed with olive
oil You will know them by their olive
color. They do the work without grip
ing, cramps or pain.
Take one OF two at bedtime for quick
relief, so you can eat what you like. Az
lOc and 25c per box. All druggists.
The Olive Tablet Company, Columbus
Ohio.
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RED CROSS POLICY
IN WAR RELIEF WORK

The American Red Cross has found
by experience that the impartial dis
tribution of necessary relief supplies
to belligerent countries is very diff
cult and cannot properly be under
taken by a quasi governmental organ
ization like our own.
AS respects food supplies, in view
of the fact that such supplies are con-
ditional contraband of war, and there
fore cannot be impartally adminis-
tered, the American Red Cross can
not possibly act as Intermediary in
transmitting them.
The General Board has accordingly
directed that the following resolu-
ton be printed and a copy forwarded
to each Chapter. This resolution was
recommended to the Red Cross Cen
tral Committee by the International
Relief Beard. II was adopted by the
Red Cross Central Committee, and
also adopted by the General Board
at the annual meeting of the Red
Cross. December 9. 1914:
"Resolved. That the American Red
Cross will use the funds contributed
to il for European relief for the sick
and wounded of the armies of all ma
/ tions now at war, and will give that
aid TO all nations impartially, accord
ing to its purposes as defined in its
charter.
ct will not solicit relief for non
combatants, preferring to have such
relief given through different national
ORGANIZATIONS or committees. II will
however. so far as is practicable and
proper. act as intermediary in trans
hitting to the organizations or per-
sons best qualified, in its judgment
to administer non-combatant relief,
any moneys received for this purpose
provided the donors designate the
particular countries or nations for
which this relief is intended. The
American Red Cross cannot wisely
undertake the distribution of
such relief, nor, being a neutral or.
ganization, can II undertake its d.
vision between different countries oi
nations. Contributions of material:
are not solicited, but will be received
/ provided. in the case of clothing anC
like supplies. they be new; and, pro
vided, as in the case of money con
n tributions. the countries or nations
for which they are intended be desig
mated. Such supplies should be ac
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HEPTAsopKs ELECT.

The annual meeting of the Joseph
Pyle Conclave, No. IL, Hcptasophs, was
held at Newport last night when the
following officers were elected' W. T.
Wclch. prophets J. Faulkner, archoni G.
Sindall, provost; A. Hargan, prclate; u
Boulder, Inspector general; b. b. Mitch.
ell, trustee The officers elect will be
installed on January ~ by Crane
Archon James Dever and staff.
There were about fifty members pres
cnt, and musical selections were giveI
by the Clee Club of the order The
married men and unmarried men pitche,
a game of indoor quoiis which was woI
by the unmarried men by winning iou
out of the five games. During the yea
there was 20 per cent. increase II
membership. The exercises last nigh
concluded with a dinner.
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receive BIDS FOR
THE channel Work
Proposals Opened for Dredg-
ing Bellevue Lighthouse
Range
AMERICAN co.
MAY GET CONTRACT

Proposals for continuing the 35-foot
channel in the Delaware river We're
received yesterday by Colonel George
A. Zinn. United States Engineer in
charge of improvements to the Della
ware river and bay. There were eight
bidders. The American Dredging
Company, of Philadelphia, was low
est bidder, with $40 cents per cubic
yard The Maryland Dredging Com
pany was next with a bid which was
fraction over 9 cents per cubic
yard. Estimated on the bid of the
American Dredging Company the
work will cost about S2O9.575.
The dredging is to be done on what
is known as the Bellevue Lighthouse
Range. II is to be done in three sec
tions with total length of 1868 feet
and the total amount of material to
be recoved is 5,04S.000 cubic yards.
The width of the proposed chanel is
to be 500 feet. All the bids received
yesterday were sent to Washington
for approval. II is expected that the
American Dredging Company will be
awarded the contract.
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CHAPTER XII.
The Second story Man.

Inc 0oCouu OtoFS Mdus
XIV JEAN DARNELL paced back
and forth in the miserable
94 room where Harry Wilker-
ES4 son had lodged her and her
maid pending the outcome Of his wild
plotting to get possession of Ruth Gal
Ions precious papers. Her handsome
and cruel face was clouded with slow
wrath. and she clinched her hands
now and again till the knuckles were
white.
For one thing, Mrs. Darnell loved
the plush of life. Physical luxury was
her highest wish. the goal of her lofti-
est ambition. the one price she had set
on her soul. The dull surroundings
she had been forced to accept nauseat-
ed her. She hated Wilkerson for max
ing her uncomfortable.
So when he came in, walking very
slowly and quietly, she turned on him
like a wildcat.
Take me out of herew she painted.
Il won't stay here another hour, Ruth
or no Ruth
Wilkerson hinched I'm sorry" he
rasped, "but Drake made a mess Of
the whole affair, the police are after
Sing Wah and that girl got away"
Mrs. Darnell stopped in her almost
hysterical walk about the room and
stared at Wilkerson with burning eyes.
lie returned her look defiantly. I'D
never had to do all this If you had
done your part long ago and got the
papers when she was in your charge,
he said. "But there is no use in cry
ing over what can't be helped"
At this moment Drake entered, pre-
senting himself sullenly. He had al.
ready received Wilkerson's acrid com
pliments on his astuteness Pm failure
and he expected nothing less from
Mrs Darnel. He was ready to quit
the conspiracy.
Jeans quick instinct did not fail her
and she instantly smiled on Drake anc
murmured: You poor boy! Now tel
me all about it,
When he had finished his relation o.
the mornings experiences, with mucl
emphasis on the shooting and his mar
row escape from Sing Wah's den. sh'
looked at him thoughtfully.
1T was a madman's scheme" she
said. She turned to Wilkerson. "Har
ry, you used to do things better. Us'
your wits! This isn't the desert Fore
won't avail and time is getting short
We must have those papers immediate
ly and raise the money on them ant
get enough capital ahead to find tn
old plan to the mother lode Of the MAJ
ter Key mine. Use your wits"
For long moment the three Of then
stood IN silence. Then Wikersoi
smiled sardonically.
"All right, Jean; think understan
you I'll see what l can do today
First l must find out a few things
Drake and / will go together"
Thanks" said the young man drily
az have a notion that I'm about fe
up with your plans and plots"
Before Wnkerson could respond wit
the bitter reproaches ready on his liz
Mrs. Darnell interposed. curbing he
own unruly temper.
Continued Tomorrow
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By John Fleming Wilson
SYNOPSIS.


Two prospectors. James Gallon and HERR
wilkerson, are partners Gallon makes
rich find and draws a temporary plan Of the
location Of the vem Of gold. Wlkerson tries
TO steal these plans. Gallon resists ana
they quarrel In the fight Gollon thinks ne
has killed his partner. and leaves hin lylne
in the camp. Gallon arrives IN hmall
western town. where he tells the sheriu thnt
he and his partner were attacked by outlaws
and that his partner was killed. Tho sheiln, ~.
his posse and Ga on go 20 the sceEe % ~, NJ
6Rhf but thew do not lind Wilkerson. lhe
sheriff thinking Gallon has tucked him.
places him under arrest. Meantime WuAef-
son has recovered and departed. Ihat hlsne
Gallon makes his escape and later slilNes M ~
San Francisco. Here he take3 NIP -ne
captain Of this vessel Is coheclVr VI VI
rurios Gallons mind is uueasy ana ne uaS
visions Of Wilkerson returning lot uhs pc. -
In the captains eesin Is ehsst wa srds
keeps his curios. Gallon opens TINS ana mus mus
a Jaranese idol with one eye lie remoNes
the eye and hides the plans in the looi, ~.
FIRE breaks out in the ship, causing nsn' l
among the sailors % get into the boats Ha'.
lon returns TO the deck TO secure the chest
and is LEFT on board. The snip Sims pus
Gallon saves himself Having nothing on on
which to write ne takes a key and an oiu
nail and on the key scratches the probanle
location in latitude and longitude Of the
ship when it sank. He is picked up by a
passing steamer and 4 3 years later endeaVors
TO find the location Of the gold strike; pu'
does not succeed. At this time john Dorr
the superintendent Of the Master Key mine,
rescues Ruth, Gallons daughter. from q
tragic death following explosion IN the
mine. Ruth, while exploring the tunnels is
thrown into an ore car by the explosion
Dorr, hanging down by his legs, swings over
the girl and pulls her up TO him, the car
rushing on. Constantly thinking Of his for
mer partner. Wilkerson James Gallon d.
haunted by an apparition Of the man he had
robbed His troubled mind almc"' becomes
unbalanced by his anxiety. WilF' ran. who
is arrive. has continually searche. For Gal
ton and writes his cousin. Mrs. Darnell
A. New York, that he is at last on the rgh
track He arrives at the mine and confrontl
Gallon who faints from fright.
Evening journal., 1915-01-08
BY ALICE ROLE.

Omitted Press Stan Correspondent. |
ROME, Jan. 6.--(Dolayed by Cen
sor) The spirit Of Garibaldi stalked
through the streets of Rome today.
The red shirt Of the dead patriot.
spread upon the coffin of his grand
son. who died in France fighting Tor
the Allies, brought the war spirit to
the front as never before since the
opening of the war All the way
from the railway station to Verano
cemetery. the faneral procession
moved through triple ranks Of tia
lians who alternately wept and
cheerod for the success of the Al
lies. No one in official life made any
effcrt TO minimize the demonstration.
II proved once for all that, so far as
tho rank and file of Italians are con-
cCrned. they are for the Allies
against ltalys former ally, Germany.
II was plain from the beginning
that this was not the mere funeral
of hero, even though Bruno Carl
baldi was blood kin TO ltaly's great
est hero. Rather the fact was em-
phasized that the dead man represen-
tee the sympathles Of the thousands
who had brought home to them the
fact that Italian soldiers are now
fighting In alien uniforms for a ma
ton with whom italy deeply SYM
| pathisizes.
While the fact that Bruno Garibaldl
died in action with his regiment OF
Italian volunteers for France was
sufficient TO rouse the lighting spirit
the fact that Just before the body
arrived word came that Ricciotti
Garibaldi. brother, had also been
| killed. raised the patriotism OF the
crowd to unprecedented bounds.
AS the procession advanced
through the streets. headed by the
veterans of Garibaldi's original le.
gions. all wearing their picturesque
red shirted uniforms and marching
/ TO the strains Of the Marseillaise, u
was greeted by wild cheering and
cries Of "Vive la France" which the
thousands OF gendarmes at tirs
vainly tried to suppress. II hat
been feared that the leaders OF Tho
war party would attempt anti-Ger
man demonstrations and troops hat
been stationed at all parts OF th'
city TO prevent Il, but the crowds
confined their efforts to wild cheer
ing
An enormous crowd had gathere'
in the square In front Of the Belgian
legation. and IL demonstrated its ap
proval as the banners carried In tn
f procession were dipped in salute &
I the Belgian flag flying at half-stai
over the building.
In the procession in the position
; OF honor there marched on foot tn
7 ambassadors of France England an
y Russia and the Belgian. Montene
grin and Servian ministers With thei
official stats in full uniform.
Despite the presence Of the enoI
nous force OF troops an occasion1
- cry Of Down with Germany ran
out from the crowd, but Il was al
ways quickly suppressed.
The entire affair was tho firi
visible introduction Of the results {
the European war in Rome As tll
Italian national anthem succeedo
, the Marseillaise from the bands
the procession ard the French an
Italian tri-colors interwoven in fur
1 d eral wreaths passed by Il brougl
{. home TO all just what Is at stake
!. the war In the funeral cortege W.
:. represented the Socialistic and MI
sonic societies. representatives
Trieste and Trient provinces an
! every element Of italian life. inclui
Evening journal., 1915-01-08

WASHINGTON, Jan. S.-Plans for
the international naval pageant
through the Panama canal next
March. already considerably inter-
fered with by the war in Europe. may
be further curtailed by the condition
of the waterway itself Following the
arrival here of Colonel Goethals, gov
ernor of the canal zone. it developed
that there is a prospect that condi-
tions in the Culebra cut will remain
uncertain for a considerable period
owing to serious slides in that part OF
the canal. Whether or not it will be
advisable to attempt to pass a large
number of giant warships through the
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canal as early as next March will
remain a doubtful question for two
months at least Big dredges are
working hard on new slides. AT pres
ent there is channel only 100 feet
wide through the part of the Culebra
cut. where the slides are giving the
most trouble. All the dredges which
can be accommodated in the space
about the slides. without blocking
navigation. are being kept at work
night and day, but it is about all they
can do to keep even with the move
ment of earth. The most modern
dreadnoughts of the United States
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IuvENILE couRT WORK PILEs up

Owing TO the Juvenile Court not hav-
ing held any sessions since December D.
there are 90 cases now on the docket
Just when the court will sit is un-
known. rs Governor Miller has not yet
appointed a successor to Judge Latto-
mus, who resigned from the Office.
Evening journal., 1915-01-08
SILK MILL BURNED.

At an early hour this morning fire Of
unknown origin destroyed the silk mill
of Frank Spiccr, at Marshallton. The
mill stood bacl, of Ford's store and was
ON the site of the silk mill owned by
George spicer which was burned a few
years ago.
The new plant was built last summer
and although the machinery was in
stalled, the mill had never been in oper
alton.
The Water Witch and Union com
panics went to the scene. but they wer'
unable to save the property.
Evening journal., 1915-01-08

feet have beams of 96 and % feet.
giving a margin OF only three feet
through the channel. This is regarded
as cutting things pretty fine and a
majority of the canal officials do not
believe 1t advisable to expose vessels
representing S15.OOO,OOO each to dam
age by sending them through the
Culebra cut under such conditions Or
dinary navigation is but little mem
aced in using the canal. as the larger
number Of the merchant vessels pass
ing through are less than 10000 tons
each, while the latest battleships are
from 25,OOO to 10000 tons displace-
ment.