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The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1915-11-03

DETROIT, Mich. - PROPOSE
ton for city purchase and con-
troll of street car lines defeated;
for, 1880; against. 170,s16.
vIRGINIA---Heavy majority OF
senate and house pledged 10
prohibition legislation effective
when state goes dry.
SPOKANE-John C. ArglIL
former purchasing agent, leafs
field of 36 candidates for three
city commissionerships. Leonard
Funk, second. Third places lies
between Mayor Fasaett and D.
A. Chase. Amendment to reduce
commissioners salary from $5,-
900 to $4,000 probably success
full.
CONTINUED ON PaCo o.
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as il arriyeS.)

as il arrives.)
Patience Worth's answers to
questions make il appear that
she was "alive' in The year 16i9
although whether that is the
date of her birth she does not
Estate. At one time the ouiia.
board followed the date 16i9
with "a, which some among TIC
company took to be the year 0.
her death; but questioned on this
point, she refused to say.
Across the sea- is the only
answer she has given as to her
home on earth. From some OF
her nature references the Cur
rams believe she wds born in eng
land and came to the American
colonies.
Will She Answer
Mysteries of the Ages?
Patience expressed disapprov.
al one evening when Curran ard
Hutchings had gone together IL
a musical comedy in a st. Louis
theater.
"Mayhap thou sendest thy men
for barleycorn, the pointer
spelled. 'Twould then surprise
thee should the asses eat it,"
What Is she driving att" Mrs
Hutchings wondered
The men at the theater,
suggested Mrs. Pollard. A
Patience. what are they see
ing there?" Mrs, HutchiIgs
asked.
The answer came:
"Ne'er a timid. wench, |, yum.
My pettieskirt We may borrow for
the brazens."
Reedy has started asking ques-
lions along religious and histori
cal lines. One was:
did Bacon write Shakes
peare's plays?"
What hath earth but stones
for him to walketh shoon o. skins
sewn o. thong and crusts?" askei
the ouija-board.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1915-11-03
WOMAN'S COLLEGE
OFFERED S26. 600

The committee In charge of
plans for establishing a woman q
college on the Whitworth site has
been assured Of $4,000 when
the college is established. says
Rev. O. X. Staunt. The commit
tee met In the Y. w. G.. A. ut
4 this afternoon.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1915-11-03
FLASHES


DOUGLAS, Ariz.-Gen. Freder-
lex Funston asks war department
for permission to invade Mexico,
IL necessary, to protect American
life and property.
ROME-German military At
tache Falkenheim has returned to
Athens, after delivering sealed
letter to the king of Bulgaria, &C
companied. by a staff of German
officers. Reports of secret mis-
sion are rife. go y
WASHINGTON, d. G, French
Ambassador ,Jusseran was granted
Interview with President Wilson,
causing revival of peace specula-
ton.
OLYMPIA-State Superiutend-
ent of Instruction Mrs. Josephine
Preston reports 70 per cent OF the
grammar school graduates enter
high school.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1915-11-03

ST. LOUIS, Nov. 3.-This is to
introduce Patience Worth--poet,
philosopher. woman of wisdom
who lived 200 years ago and
TALKS TODAY!
Her habitat is the hereafte"",
but she speaks to the world at
large from the pretty home of
Mr.. and Mrs. John II. Curran a.
1863 Union-blvd., st. Louis.
She speaks by means of the
ja-board, a little heart shaped
contrivance, mounted on two
wheels, with a pointer at the tip.
This pointer spells out words on
a lettered words, in this
case, which the operator cannot
always understand.
From the pointer at the tip
of this heart have come poetry,
humor, gripping drama--ahi a
running fire of comment on the
foibles of this century that has
kept her hearers laughing ard
bewildered!
Also novel, "Telka," of Co.,
600 words.
Convinces Literary
Men of st. Louis
Mrs. Curran usually has Eer
fingers on the tip end of the
heart, and it is through Mrs. Cur
ran as medium that the best
results are obtained. Mrs. Cuc-
ran is not spiritualist she
started using the ouija-boari
largely as ioke-quite as you
would start it
She is woman OF education,
but not of a higher educaiio.
she does NOT understand the
origins of the English language,
or the forms of words in use
200 years ago.
Yet the messages from
Patience Worth are cOuched
entirely in ancient English
not "a word of modern Or
igin has been found i'm them.
Mrs. Curran couldn't fake
these messages. Neither
could you, or anybody else.
Among the persons who came
to scott and who have been COLI
verted, are VIM. Marion Reedy,
editor of the st. Louis Mirror,
and discovers" of Ebert Hub
bard; Casper S. Yost, editor of
the st. Louis Globe-Democrat, n
widely-known literary critic; c.
Hutchings, secretary of a city
park commission, and Mrs.
Hutchings, who most frequently
holds her hands on the board
with Mrs. Curran. Curran him
self is a former state immigra-
tion commissioner who is now in
business in st. Louis.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1915-11-03
THE AMAZING MYSTERY
OF PATIENCE WORTH!
CELESTIAL POETS MEDIUM

Mrs. John H. Curran of st. Louis, Through Whose
Fmger-Tips on the Ouija- Board Have Come
Some of the Most Remarkable Poems,
Novels and Dramas in the
English Language.
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What's Doing
Today

Normanna hall association;
four days. bazaar opens at Val
halla temple. 18th and X SITS.
Lecture, Education in India,
Mrs. MarteIl e. Davis, professor
of modern. languages, University
OF Puget Sound; 8 p. m.
Joint meeting Commercial
club trustees and real estate men
of Tacoma; club rooms, 1915
p. m. -
Lecture, Marie Mayer of Ober-
ammergau; Annie Wright sem-
mary; evening.
Young Ladies' institute dance:
st. Leo's hall; evening.
Tomorrow
Lecture, A.. H. Denman,
"Mountain Photography" Taco
ma Camera club, room 200,
Bankers Trust building.
Neighborhood mass meeting
for discussion of the Sunday
school; Pilgrim church; 7:30
p. m.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1915-11-03

ILLTN0IS--Two Of IL wet
towns which held local option
elections voted TO stay wet.
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-10-15
CIRCULATION BOOKS
OPEN 10 ADVERTISERS
A sERvIoE

'fhc Austin American states that
y drama more sensational than
damaged Goods Is 20 be- pro,
durud in New Yml, Ciiy Whru
Bricuy wrote Damaged Goods
he Did nothing scimmiionai The
play IS vigorous indictment u
lash applied ~ the bnoks OF those
pfndm Whnsc seusc of modesiy Is
so greai thpt ihcg accept cundi.
ilous Of disease 0ud social dogra-
daiio0 rather thnu nuke ou effort
20 prcYrni Them The new play
dculs with lho Limitation of fam
llies II 81 SERMON without ohli
Quenom it VIII M ihc critics
checking out of the turmoil viii
como lrror knowledge deeper un.
dereianding America sense ol
modeyiy Is ihe hudgeou that
sniashe oui Use eyea Of babes and
chok,s th pts oi p,rdiilon with
tidhia itp MatHft
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-10-15
LOSSES NECESSARY.

Russia claims additional success
vs Ia Galicla, and reports gains
west Of Dyinsk These iuridrilts
mot important ia themselves. ians.
ilats Germany = greatest danerr
her fighting trout embraces snsl
area, every mile ct which must be-
watched constantly and constantly
defended II considerable gains
arv mnde hy the Russians or tho
forces 10 Northern France. Elm
peror William viii have to dinnm
lsh his forces IN Serbia. NoW. II
ever, the Allies must pound re-
irnilessls Man for man. they are
not a match for the smoothost war
machlne .hHt the world has ever
producej bar they have more
than man Coz man. and must az.
copt losses ia proportion 10 their
numerical superiority.
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-10-15

GO Aetlco nnAff fhs Caffanga re-
hiin' "ifu fsfuusffpeflun uealga ln
thHf county Americans Wiz hayf HH
iHHfh show GO ~ aurtefsfui business
there ~ ~" pfUeefbini snuWhan n
neither REGIONS
Ana ihrf' lr pnif Goo mHrH reason
no believe that Editor ifoshu.r b. tis.
tfi"a iu mnkipg fhs mafemenf $50
rHiiff what prliniaea mas hf mHir
fDf the TuHrnnfe-a 90 fareisnfrH fhefe
iH 40 one acquainted with conditions
lu MvFicu ami fhn feeling M thf pres
eos Huc'essful parfy who believes that
foreigner and particularly Americans
wiil he given any mrrr show fnan
ihff base nt present 900 that Us Hnne
IN go
cnfmusa haa air.ady insinsd fh,
anapiflpna 90 hi. aDoa nlth in mshng
pfNnlHsH tu the Voted atutAs $780,
uifNf'd apnns pfhet THINGS tu Hrinf
amnesty to nli political offfndrr wha
had uut been connected wIth lhe hI
log ~ Mudetu lnd fnsret nnd who
we're nOf sulliF w cltI Grimes Fhis
letter wna ~ courae iunphuie fnr
4ii the crimes cumulttfd nf HuF 90
tho faction mruh.ra dprns ihe plHt
few yeHr ~ annrchF would rumr
within tho llHt of ciNl rfru.s Assss-
riuutiun arson rubhrfF rtpn nud tnt
other nnsreatatle thuet uf which lho
hrNir1na have ncen suit lurnr thc.
irusrosa 81 the revolution ar, nu clHsa
rd aH crimes in 90. D..deH 90 an riF
iiissd nations
$500 nov FHrranz1 nHtffIe nH pfn
miar W general nfnnrai. nN auNlaH fhsf
Boz spiu nof erm unnt.ft POO auF pU
NfIrNI offender until fI.. .n.InfFH .ffllI
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-10-15
SUED ON VALID GROUNDS.

The freedom OF the press "a
measured and guaranteed by reas
enable laws aud reasonable inter
prctnlions Most newspapers ~
The United States are WORKING ~.
ward progress, moral aud physical
Occasional newspapers those con.
iroIled b. William Randolp b
Hearst. for example are nipple
ments Of destruction tearers.down
Of truth promoters 81 personal
ambitions Tiappersnp 81 infnmy.
To safeguard the public from
newspapers Of this stripe, libel
laws have been framed not 20
reairict The fun use Of the truth,
bni 10 prevent iis abuse.
The Corpus Christi Democrat is
h fair sample Of the newspaper
which pefyeris truth aud earripts
The course of Justice II was horn
10 whirlpool Of political mnlicc.
u was the eleventh hour infant 81
men whose tight clutch once
threatened tho integrity of the
community sud iis institutions.
whose minds rcvolVed under The
shadow Of the dollar whose good
qualities were poisoned By gr@d.
From The day II VIVA born. II faded
20 perform The appointed task.
N has never Amounted a. va OVER
towering force in the community.
for II has never been guided lby
my fixed moral purpose any uio.
tive that hiss given u the nppenr,
ance Of sincerity.
In its issue OF Saturday, SopiDm
beer ~, the Democrat published an
editorial under thc caption Fed
cral Court Sentences. lake most
Of rs editorials, this one was silly.
lini u contained q paragraph that
reflected on several of the ddfcn
dnnls, subsequently exoncraiml
- paragraph 80 rabid aud unjust
ihni IL could not be swept INTO obi
WON unanswered
lyrry delsndantu mouth has
boon secnfely scaled a. IS as IS pal
lock. except to go upon the siaud
aud make statements under nAth
that thc pnhllo know W.rr untrue
ana about whl4h even Judge nuhs
rHtr itrf expression ui di-gu-i pheu
he passed The sentonoaa yesterday
The answer is suii lor dam
ages, flied by Thomas q south
gate Others have equally valid
grounds upon which ~ seek ro
lrcs az law The Democrat +
statement was, ANIL is, lie a is
nothing less than wholesale in
dirinicui of men whose honor has
not been sullied. whose rerords be-
fore the people are clean, whose
remedy is plain under the statutes
ni The Slate of Texas.
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-10-15
oRiNoo HAreRs

tksAttffN Atfitt-N
the refusal at the immigration ~
.4ieiaI 81 NncNo Laredo to si4tka hands
with caneul Sarrrtt when 3he t,thaf
officers both military and riVii
Moderated the eunsni on the decision
GO reecNnluo carrannA and his sehsr
asent anti American speech un the
atreot aro examples ~ the Feeling a
certain Glass uf MeNicans has aralnst
the Unised States and its people
Ne sid that MeNlce was under no
obligation "a this ceuetry FOR rpcocni-
ton and that ,he copstitutinnalists
sd not need the rce04nltion - ans
ccpatr,g they We're better on without
iG
Ana fhls Ia The fsve ~ the constant
piesS fuf the recoxnltion % that party
tlias have been dinned into the ears "a
every American that had any voice h.
the msttcf'
Ute EaNle Pass News. gnhie eayx.
~ the United States recognizes Car.
rama and peace Is eventually restored
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-10-15


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Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-10-15
50 MUCH PAPER.

iu time Of national peril. treaties
mean nothing Greece rriicrhtc.
IA fact that should BE- considered
nNimualic She refuses 10 aid Scr.
bia hcomlso complications not fore.
seen when the compact was made
have developed, despite the cir
constance that the treaty was
aimed directly AZ Bulgaria The
trouble with irealirs aud thcir oh
serNnucc b lhis they represent
the governors, NOT tho governed
They provide for partinular e,,-
'{Hu-,ancrs ~ effect Whatever
they may represent Ia substance.
Not being of the people, they nrc
not respected by TOE people and
in time of war when men b pms.
sluus hocome white hot, an meas
ufes are subjected, ia the final
tosi, TO popular approval. ~
Greece should help The AllicA If
viii hc i msiter Of popular desire.
not q reflection of the previous
workings Of diplomacy
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-10-15
PARAGRAPHINGS

N, dchr hr began mildly Wrl
shr snapped don't mind ypur huf
rowlus mN panHna hnt hut when N'u
Return 10 please remove the ,el and
che halpnH Iom't care go wrar Hurh
equipment down town aenin Pitts
hufs pust
More meat animals VIII br raised %
the western mountain rneinus ti rst.
ga nt rikca rrlk thes might reach
th. piice level Wall streei Journal
'rovcrt, .aid Mr. Dustin ~nv Hs
no disgmee 800 replied Mr Grow -
chct 'loVertl ~ Ike wealth ln 0ne
Way The amount 90 Fsepoct attached
to 10 depends entirely au'l,nW fau Ctmr
M it WASHINGTON star
rrhrN say hrs ass ardent momber
"a the church 7indocd Dee d Whru
thus have raw ho's always rho ieAier
10 one siae or the other nctroi Gree
Ergllsh Patient Welt doctor. what
socms o. hc the matter witch mc
Doctor "Care az Gefman mfasles
Patient "uh pshaw poe' IRIS nean
my hmnys One ~ the oldest in War
wickshirc Judge
she Somefhng tells me thai yon
arr married
Ne YOU WRONG be- Miss Peace
rui this hihck e,e frnm q hiu collector
Npw NnFk World
hubhv TAT hreakfastlr I've sUt bad
bead This monnR
Wife I'm setry dear % hoppe
wuti ne ahlr io shake ~ vft nes,
ton Transcript
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-10-15
DRUGS EXCITE YOUR
KIDNEYS, USE SALTS
~ your BACK hurts OB BLAo
DER BoTHERS. DRINK LOTS
OF WATER

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Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-10-15
s q M O. W.

Sentiment wris ns into lot ol
trouble. fur uNanple, we backed
fhilndelphin, Notwithstanding lhe
iaei that Boston had ihe series won
on paper Having lost hy q hand
some majority we take pleasure
IA tipping our bat lo The Boston
club u oufplayod Philadelphia
% rNery department and deserved
90 win From what wr hear. we
guess y did win sour grapes
mnko Vnud Winr
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-10-15

- " y - ~ 7T'I'T 7H'T TNW DO I7F- ~ W.
"''' t''' "pp" n'e' '"u ~ your system gfltous burt
y" ask he doctor " youe doubling 49, sufh hand OH
bs the TN AMI BE- vim say -4so .t You're .boatins
fof ense shortcuts Uses ny on 4h.n ah ssnsslss.
iaEv Sop In'ef yon heat yoar bod sppge.. ,,f hsat
apa"" you" patient liver and qHite upset your appafi
Not only uHt bui rhsh you're fsnr and rant arouaN
jaw and id ~ p-oiss note your ye and snse and as
f'n' fHd should h. half old fmpoysis ss viii noi ~
are YOU y vil not ii sou hoead .tse th, u rs ,a
'nee and ib'H thsyi fire hard son balls
"'F Tow docs ur fair Immortal Lillian pfs-sfse hsf
youth while otAers .lipf sbe SAYS sie .laat count. n
hef temper rp.
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-10-15

After Emmcst t.ldetisn had sat in
the shade Tor half a day Weancs,sa,
thinking over The limo ~ argument he
eNpeetod 60 follow at the mcetln0 ~ thc
debating socicty thar night. ana at ths
same time whiting 10 clarity his
thoughts iud pnnch. who MAS "a y.
an TN oprotlte side upon the same 90.
casion, came alopk and Tipped llsat.
90 match Into the four ~ fixe bushels
~ shaving that Emmett had nrrpn,u
lated tninleit lost the lhnA 81 hIa
argument and considerable ~ hsN
panss rofpidville rocsln.
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-10-15
The Old rhinel

The litle mild. haid mar had soi
'lod down in tho train a. reed and
FEELING dfuWsy after trNius day 40
business fen asleep. ON the haifnrk
ahoNe Was i feroeioas crab Ia bucket
and, reaching the edee 80 the rack. q
fell alighted eu the little mans shout
Ter and smbhed his ear " steady 81
self
Az me passtngrrs waited eXpectart
~ Tor deveiernsynt<. but Al they heard
wSs
Ni,e isE,a,2s As2 a. sleil ye,s a ~ .bern
at she efFVEesW sSsnlns rNniis
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-10-15

Guarded hy 1900 picked sold.
lers, General Carranm X going 10
visit the northern states. Although
has soldiers are already picked we
have no doubt that villa would
iikc 10 pluck them.
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-10-15

Mrs. Stella Strecter. Of Chicago.
has moi been arrested for shoot.
ilig a detective sergeant slightly.
Our opinion Of Chicago grows, il
must have q surprisingly correct
estimate Of its detectives.
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-10-15

Fort Worth Rceord Ford
Misrepresentation throws up place
Fortunate man. " it had been a
large place Il would have serious.
" injured his throat.
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-10-15

The Dallas police force wears a
badge surmountcd by the wings 81
Merrnry According to the myth,
Mercury Was everything thai a
policeman shouldn I he, hut va
suppose the Dallas police force il
not considered a myth hy the
people living there.
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-10-15

We wonder u Emperor William
thinks thai God * with the cen.
iral powers when Armonians are
paai 20 death ia Turkey one word
Irom him would stop thu mas.
sncres- Turkey Il Gcrmasy )
OTTOMAN.
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-10-15

villa invcighs against The United
states aud spurnS The idea III
4 peace. ~ swears vengeance and
determines 10 wreck General Car.
fanzh In d few days We won 4
&c ~ al surprised II he iurns ~
oegHlug Ter Americas citizenship.
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-10-15

Hr'ssse has repudialed lis bit og
paper advancing the usual cx.
cuses We who used io be- ehil.
dron, expected hotter al Gnrre.
remembering I4eonidas
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-10-15

After all it's no harder 10 ree,s,,.
eils baseball with Boston than il is
To imagine iis supcrspiritual m.
hnbitanis getting obese ON beans.
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-10-15

Miss Margaret Wilson reported
engaged : M .bis rate, the Gov
rrnnrni ought to rcinin specmi
minister fer the White lloase.
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-10-15

Domino atr N. Nbnsr.N.
I fIe r.lor
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-10-15

Purely mchiuaI that s,O0lW0
o'm loan now goes 90 King Ueorpo
Tor AnnrnNnl.
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-10-15

Don't iry 10 hog tho market.
market the hog
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1915-06-28
WILLIAM J. BRYAN

cer {! mas impOrtante cargo de! ga
biEetc dc tar gran Eacion. 81 {!
hubiese continuado en- la ~secretarla
de Estado, no solo her" pucsto eG
ridicuIo, con SIT noll'ica del ~;'!-
frente el imperio +..>.... a.. --.IdC
hoy gobernante Ell Ia Union, sino que
Uambien hubiera QuebrantadO gran
dcmentc al pals ante Ia opinion ge
neral. Esa politica del miedo hubie-
Sc sido causa de la impopularidad de:
particle democratico. Y, 10 que hubic
Sc sido todavia mucho mas sensible
hubiera hecho "decacr" la autoridac
mora! de la gran republica. Su pc
Utica exterior dcbc estar a Ia altur;
de pueblo tan Grande y poderoso
Como no ha c~omprendido Q no h;
qucriGo comprcnder Bryan que er;
dcprlmcnte. humillartc. indecoros;
para 81 giorioso pals Ia politica de
micGo d de las contemporizacionc
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