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, i ! | j j ! j 1 I | ' i I j ! [ ? | I 1 j j COIFFURES THAT ARE BECOMING TO ALL WOMEN. turn out are positively ravtahing. There Is a gown in rose and gray that Is bewil dering in color and in pattern; then there comes a handsome black and gray coat which is part of the suit and finally a per fectly bewitching hat. The whole cos tume complete costs well up Into the hun dreds, but it is so charming that our cus tomer did not stick at the price." The luncheon gown requires all the smart touoiies of the dinner gown and a few added ones. With most of the dresses designed for luncheon wear there is a boa or neck scarf or a neck ruffle which is thrown around the shoulders and allowed to hang down the front. This is as elab orately made as possible, and it must match the gown in the closest particular. A neck ruffle of violet silk muslin is trimmed with tiny violet velvet dots. The front is tied with wide violet colored rib bons. and there is a lining of o'lifTon. also in violet hue. Another neck ruffle is made of chiffon, three double box plaits making a ruffle at least a foot wide. Between the box plaits of chiffon there is a little decoration of ostrich feathers in black, making a strong contrast with the brown neck ruffle,. And another brown chiffon ruffle has a trim ming of brown marabou feathers. In the Millinery World. In millinery the season so far shows the predominance of fancy and made featihers to the standard ostrich and bird of para dise plumes and the use of masses of rich est red and other deep-toned roses. The single rose or perhaps two at the base of a single, ostrich "plume are still seen on a few hats, but they are passe, being a feature of last winter. The big choux of brilliant chiffon velvet on velvet silk hats are charming, especially when g&C<27r2ZZS<? JZ-KZ^2Z\r<7 Coz^nzzzs SZZ>c? CVZK JZ2Z& other. while the other loop and end rest on the crown. These two mode? are admirably adapted to the chapeaux of young girls and Ihs younger women and with the addition of flowers or feathers will do equally well for matrons and older cirls. Nightgown in Empire Style. Every woman loves dainty lingerie, so she will want to know about a lovely but perfectly simple nightdress which la the I newest model sent over from Paris. It Is fashioned from fine lawn in empire style. | gathered into a square neck of embrold- i ery, threaded with pink ribbon. A wider band defines a fiiort waist and confines ! gathers there, the broad ribbon falling j half-way to the hem of the robe. The ! sleeves are in wide kimono style, with veinlng. and are trimmed with embroidery edged with little frills of lace. They are quite short, scarcely reaching the elbow. Cleaning Silk Blouses. Silk blouses can sometimes be sponged with soap and water with impunity in or- j der to restore colors which may have | faded, but It is always wisest to experi ment on an old remnant of stlk or on a small piece which Is hidden under the waist line before subjecting the whole of the blouse to this treatment. If, however. It Is evident that silk will not stand an application of tepid soap suds. French chalk will often have almost as good a result. The chalk should be spread somewhat thickly over the surface of the silk and then covered with a large piece of blotting paper. when a weight should be placed on the top and the blouse left for two or three days, this pressing effectually removing dust stains, while grease spots will likewise be elimi

IN NEW NEW YORK LAST WEEK WEE WEEi i Maxine = Elliott in Under the Grecn Grecnwood Grecnwood Greenwood wood Tree TreeEthel TreeEthel TreeEthel Ethel Barrymore in Her Sister SisterMaude SisterMaude SisterMaude Maude Adams in Peter Pan PanNEW n nNEW NEW YORK SEES SEESFOURJIEW SEESFOUR SEESFOUR FOURJIEW FOUR FOUR NEW PLAYS PLAYSContinued PLAYSContinued PLAYSContinued Continued from Second Secondnnd Page Pagerind Pag Pagand and narrow lMirro path was entirely hi hid own ownfault ownfaultald ownfaultad James K Hackett and Miss Darragh in inJohn inJohn i iJohn n John Glaydes Honor HonorReal Real Mrs lV rs s Wiggs WiggsGives WiggsGives i s sGives Gives Aphorisms AphorismsAway Away down near the railroad tracks tracksin tracksIn track trackin s in Louisville Hoe the farfamed cab cabbage cabbage cabbase ¬ bage patch of play and story brought broughtInto broughtInto broughinto t Into prominence by b Alice Hegan Rho Rhoand JUoo JUooand IDoeand 0 and Anne Crawford Flexner In the thesame thesame th thsame e same old tin roof heuse lives Mrs Mary MaryBAN Mar MarBaBass Y Baas the origin original of the homely optimfstic opti optimistic opUmJtle ¬ mistic philosopher Mrs WIggs WIggsA A short time ago when hen the play playMrs playr playMrs Mrs r Wiggs of the Cabbage Patchappeared Patch Patchappeared Patchappeared appeared at Macauleys Theater in inLouisville InLoulstlIe 1 1Louisville n Louisville Mice Blanche Chcpman who whoplays whopl8YJ wh whplays 0 plays Mrs Wlggs made mad a personal 1 > frsonal vdsi vdsito visit visitto visitthe 0t t to the original orl nalMt Hot > without some mla misglvtnge mlS61v1ngfl mlagiving giving and under th the esetrt s crt of a a prop pro proerly ¬ erly accredited credlted acquaintance of the old oldwoman oldwomlUlanc1 o owomanand womlUlanc1 woman and conversed cOft r 4td with her at a t length strangely tran ely enough drawing forth forthi fort h t a i few r W aphorisms aphort ms that Mrs Bass dug du duup g up from her later views of the world Among Amotthese these treasures that fell from fro m the ti + e oJa ok ladys lips Miss Chapman gath gathI gathIT I IT e roo the th following I If I the truth was told about the dl divorces dlor dlvorces ¬ vorces or N thats that got in this here world by byI b I tool wemeri wltmeJ a mans job ought to ba b bnamed bnamed a named as the guilty party I dont know whether the folks thats thatsalways thatsalwMfI that thatalways s always achln to do somethin fer yer yerdont ye yeaont er er110nt r dont do you more harm than a a rightout right rightout rIghtout out enemy enennyTheres enemyTheres enellYThelo8 Theres lots of folks in this herd herdworld her herorld hernord e world orld thatd be doln different if thoknew thoy tho thotne y Knew tne ffcr f l sure where they was goln to tospend tospend t tspend 0 spend eternity eternitySunday Sunday Amusements Amusementsnotber Another Anot notber er series erJ qf motion picture plct will nil i ibe i ib be b shown tonight at the usual Sunday Sundayconcert Sundayconcort Sunda Sundacondor concert at the Belaeoo Theater Life Lifepictures LICepIctures Lit Litpictures e pictures that t at provoke laughter aro f fterreingled in intermingled Intermlngled ¬ termingled with 1tl views of important importantevents importanevents events cf It the times tlm and glimpses into hit IntIho 9 the t ho everday life of fflragn agn people peopleunder peopleund peoplunder P under und r natural surrounding and con co ¬ ditions with the absence of fatigue an anexpense and andexpense andexpenle expense Involved in actual travel travelOne travelOne travelOne One of the best concerts of the season seaso Is promised the patrons bf f the Majestic 1r1 jesU for tonight Manager Weston has ar arranged arranged a aranged r ranged for i I Iact several high class vaudeville e acts act Illustrated songs SnS and several H verll thousand feet of Lubins Lubin s famous am < us life lifemotion Utemotion iff iffmotion l I i I

J lm y m Wi 1In 1 1t t 1a = = = cnI ii WOMAN WOMANi wno W I1o AT ATI ATT4 hONF hONFh I 4 4i Z 1 U h Q M T 1 may still be a mooted jx joint > int for forwhom forwhom forwhom I whom a jfoawai maa dresses dre s herself herselfbecomingly heraelCberomln herselfbecomingly becomingly beromln IY Some some say for menTwice men menTwice menTlce Twice as many a large propor proportion prcportior prepertior ¬ tior of the witnesses beinz ungratefulotscrvers ungrateful ungratefulobservers observers of the sterner sex will m have haveIt It that she arrays herself her eltwlth with MA tt eye eyeu eyetr eyetr tr the effect she he will make upoa the thei thetiler i ther woman womanA A small majority eon eonlettd tend feebly that thatrlie tthe thatshe she he conscientiously believe she 6 owe ow it Kto itto itto to herself to look her best that she shevalues shenlues shealues values what share of beauty has fatten fattento to her h r lot as a a talent site he should 1m 1mjprrve JlItrcve mrove mroveThis jprrve jprrveThis rcve rcverhls This apart from the simple pleasure pleasureshe she he derive from the eemely picture picturegiven picturegven 11 given > n back by the mirror Irmr before be re Which whiehshe Whichei bleh blehEJe she ei a docs the aforementioned uJmproy11J1 Jmpror Jmprov1fL Jmprorin 11J1 in 1fLNcbody Ncbody gainsays pln the statement that thatno thatno no 10 woman cooks for herself herselfNor ber herselfNor tf Nor 1 r as a rule for the lb adult slaters slatersT lllttST T ho with her compose the family familyShe familyShe familyShe She tosses tO MS UlJ u pancakes and makes makescookies makeosyoklu makesc cookies c okks to tickle lick the palate of her Iterchlluren herchlll1ren herchildren children compounds broths broths and cooks cooksineats cooksI1eat8 cookseats ineats eats to strengthen stren then and to make them themStow themgrow themgrow grow StowHer growHer growHer Her preparation for her own and for forher for11H forher her sisters istet diet has mss been aptly if ifcoarsely Ifcotrsely ifcoarsely coarsely summed up in a paragraph paragraphwritten parltgraphwritten paragraphwritten written by a physician which I have havequoted haeIuot ha e equoted quoted Iuot d before in the tbecou course of these thesefamiliar theseamlliar theeefamiliar familiar talks taJksI I Test and Tea TeaXVomen TeaWomen TeaWomen Women who live in 11 a tI home where wherethere wherethere here herethere there is no man live on toast and tea teathe teaUe teatle the year round Ii 1 another woman womanchance womanhonce womanchance chance to drop in at meal time they theykill theykill theykill kill themselves them elves to boil an egg eggWhat egghat gg ggWhat What wonder that they are scrawny scrawnytallowfaced IICraWII IICraWIItallowt acrawsytallowfaced tallowfaced tallowt < < d and neurotic neuroticSince neurotlcSince neuroticSince Since I first read this opinion of one onewho onewho onewho who should speak ape k advisedly advtMdlyupon upon the thesubject thesubject thesubject subject I have speculated much upon uponthe uponthe uponthe the hypothesis indicated in the lastclause last lastclause lastdause clause clauseIs Is there any other reason why the thetypical thetypical thetypical typical old maid who 110 keeps her own ownhouse ownhouse ownhouse house or flat should have the physical physicalcharacteristics phylilcalchkracterllUe physicalcharacterlstica characteristics our critic describee describeebluntly deliCdbeebluntly descrbeebluntly bluntly bluntlyMay bluntlyMay bluntlyMay May we not get light here upon the themysterious themrslerloUtl themysterious mysterious delicate health of the girl girlwho girlwho girlwho who rents two or more rooms and does doesher doesher doesher her own cooking earning a living livingmeanwhile Ihln8Jneanwhlle liningmeanwhile meanwhile as 6 dreeemaxers 4lre cmaters apprentice apprenticestenographer apprenticestenographer e eatenosrphtr stenographer or cler1 cler1They c cThey clerThey They are almost sure to be neat neatrooms neatrooms neatrooms rooms they are almost aa certainly certainlytasteful cerlalnlytasteful certainlytasteful tasteful and comfortable oom tor table and fitted fttt up upwith upwith upwith with the various prettiness belonging belongingto to toilet table and furniture that richer richergirls richrgirls richergirls girls have taught her to consider the thedecencies thedecencies thedecencies decencies rather than the luxuries of oflife otUte oflife life I Fussing With Cooking CookingHer CookingHer CookingHer I Her regard for these accessories aeee or to tothe tothe tothe i the comfort of dally living ltvf r bolsters up upher u uher upher I her distaste to uf fussing fussing Ulng with cooking cookingRoasting cookingEOIUUng cookingPoaeting Roasting and frying and broiling leave leavethe lMn1he leavethe the smell of stale cookery In her ear eartains CHItalns curtame tame and upholstered furniture furnitureThe furnItureThe furnitureThe The rooms get hot ana ftCI stuffy and she shegets sheI shegets gets I > ts heated and jaded jadedAnd jadedAnd ed edAnd And after all what is the use of ofgoing ofsolng ofgoing going through so much to get so little littleThus littleThus littleThus Thus runs her argument if she shetroubles sbetroubles shetroubles troubles herself to argue soberly on onsuch onsuch onsuch such a trifle trifleThe trifleThe trifleThe The wise wl e eat to live Gluttons live to tocat toat toeat cat at Hunger is satisfied as quickly awl amipurely awlBUrely awlsurely purely with bread and butter and the thenervous thepervou thenervous nervous system y tem braced as soon by a acup acup acup cup of good strong stroll < < tea as S by a regu regular regular regular ¬ lar meal of soup meat and vegetables vegetablesNot Not to speak of the saving ylng in money moneytime moneytIme moneytime time and strength strengthHer strengthHer strengthHer Her appetite is slender at the beat beatfclie butJhe beetPile Pile will tell you not without a touch touchof touchor touchof of pride The T e average avera e middleclass wo weman woman woman ¬ man has not quite outlived the Laura LauraJVIatildaism LaUTIaUldal8m LauraMatildaism JVIatildaism of her mothers days and andgeneration alldE1eratlon sadgeneration generation E1eratlon when to confess hunger was wasunladylike wasnIady1lk wasunladylike unladylike and to satisfy tlely it by partak partaking partak1ng partaking ¬ ing heartily and zestfully of substan substantial aubetantial substantial ¬ tial food was vulgar vulgarWho vulgarWho vulgarWho Who is to convince her that appetite appetiteferows appetitegrows appetitegrows grows by what it feeds upon w M S r = > > tNk tNkdIJIIiI > dIJIIiI L That to be hungry when hen the stomata stomatlito Is empty is a normal and right t con condition condlUon condition ¬ dition and lack of relish reI for wholesome wholesomefood wholesomefood holeaoinefood food is disease diseaseThat diseaseThat i That Compl complexion A ioa Oft depends upon health healthand healthand healthand and health upon food convenient for forher forher I her h herThat That is in a judicious rotation rotaU of nu nutritious nutrltlouB nu1 nu1tritloue ¬ tritious articles of diet d well selected selectedand Mlecteand aelectetiand and well ell cooked Bread and nd butter buttertoast buttertoast buttertoast toast and tea are ar well ell enough in theft theltway thel1way theftWay way and place and time Healthy He 1thy hu human humaR human ¬ man flesh was never made de up entirely entirelyby entlrel entlrelb entirelyby by b them and it never will ill be beWhen beWhrm beWhen When this thl is the dally fare of our ourspinster ourspln ourspinster spinster spln ter or widow or young oun girl the thevery t11 t11very thevery very blood undergoes a chemical change changeOur changeOU changeOur Our OU plainspoken doctor did not stay stayto stayto stayto to choose polite phrases in foreseeing foreseeingtho tho result upon skin muscles and andnerves andnerves nerves But he told the truth and he hemight hemight hemight might have gone further in tjie tie e same samedirection samedirection direction and still kept within bounds boundsEspecially boundsEspecially Especially peclall if he had added that our ourtea ourtea ourtea tea and toast d devotee > votee is almost Inva Invariably InvarIably invariably ¬ riably addicted to sweets sweetsWhen S1MtsVhea sweetsWhen When her monotonous fare leaves a acraving acravhlg acraving craving In the illtreated Stomach she sheopens sheopens sheopens opens thecandy the candy box and nd fills up with withchocolates withcbocolate withchocolates chocolates marshmallows and gum gumdrops gumdrops m mdrops drops If aching succeeds the gnawing gnawinga gna winS winSa a handful of cream cre m peppermints sets all allright allfight right rightIn lightIn fightIn I In writing thus I do not lose sight sightof s1KhtOf sightof of the truth that the preparation pre raUon of ofbroths orbroths ofbroths broths meats me tlJ and vegetables etblu 18 8 not notnice notn notnice nice n he work workResolution workResolution workResolution Resolution Required RequiredOr Or that the woman oman who comes bcme hcmeat bcmeat i iat at night tired in mind and body by long longliours loRghours longhours hours of toil in offices or In salesrooms salesroomswould saleeroemswould IMroomBould would ould rather go o to bed fasting than thancook thanCOOk thancook cook the simplest of regular r lar meal I Icomprehend 1compreh1d Icomprehend comprehend as well as if I had onee oneesewed oneeaewed onessewed sewed for a living and suffer here the theprotest theprotest theprotest protest against the mere mere supposition 8Uppo ltlott a8 aswell ae aewtll a8wIL well I say as if I had h d ever stabbed stabbedmyself atbbotlmself stabbedmyself myself with the needle from 8 a m muntil muntil muntil until 6 p in that no small degree of ofresolution oCre ofresolution resolution re olutJon is I required fer ftr the seamstress seamstresste s mstrs mstrst te t warm nil a cupful of broth broil a bit hitsteak of ofsteak ofsteak steak or achop chop boll a potato and drags dragsthe drH8the dressthe the salad that is to add th the needed neededfreshness neededtre neededfreshness freshness tre hnes to a winters meal mealYet mealYet l lYet Yet I insist that th t she should nourish nourishi i digestive d e8t1ve force instead inst tld of Sa Salads ttr are meal frf f l qex l ex Ysi I1J I1Jant Ye YeY71 CLPTIIJ1 CLPTIIJ1ex l ant Y71 e asr 7 arc 4 t leans leansd k 4r7 d 4 o Teara eat ItmkE7inj tmkE7inj 9 I j z7Or > 7 DOff Tapir 16i4 16i4a 3 f Foe e To o oDeauy SeT 7 6k 6kTJ Octane TJ eiT9 orrr Ov thetnerves to Simulate vigor Igor by b stewed stewedtea ste1edte stewedtea tea te and lid sawdusty wdu tv bread breadA breadI breadA A Veritable Godsend GodsendTo I To this class of solitaries the recently recentlyintroduced recentlyInlroduced recentlyintroduced introduced fireless stove stO Is a veritable veritablegodsend veritableKoosend veritablegodsend I gave vo one last yearto earto a woman who whogoes whogoe whogoes goes goe out for days work of whatsoever whatsoeverkind whatsoeverkind whatsoeverkind kind is offered her In England she shewould shewould shewould would be a charwoman I take it that thatthe thatthe thatthe the root of char and of chore is onoand ono onoand on onand and the same My worker is sober IJO er anti amiindustrious antiindutltnous andindustrious JIJ > F 0 the earningsof enngs of the two barely support supporta a family that comprises COIft four children childrenall all under fourteenThe fourteen fourteenThe tourt tourtThe The ctttdren take their luncheon la ch n to toschool toJlChoot totlcheool school with them themCold l themCold eW eWCoId Cold vfelnate or f course course said Id the theMrttker theJMUterc thetsetherc Mrttker 1C j I gins lHn tia m a acid M s satin P per r they get no substantial food all allday alldfLt alldOy day i iAnfl iAnd dfLtuAntI uAntI Anfl And somehow 80m eb v it dont seam just justright justright justright right tot growing beys and girls netto net nettb nett6 tb et t one hearty hot meal m meal 1 for six sixdays sixdays lx lxdays days in the week weekI I believe in good strong soup Ju and andstews andewa anddrew stews ewa 0f e fresh meat meatnot net much meat meatand meatma meatand and ylimityi plsfityjbf ltJJt tOf of vegetables vegetablesI veetabl veetablr vegetable vegetableI I get awfully a worried thinking It Itaver Itof itaver of aver ri at times me being out all 11 day dayfou dayletu dayyou you letuI see sicI seeI I did see and I tdW her ler I believed believedI I could show her a way W7 out of the thetangle thetan thetangle tangle tangleI tan le leI I expected her to t be Incredulous when whenI I bfoufht bt bmht tlJht out the f Jtretesc cooker and andexplained andexpllrlod andexplaidod I explained how it worked orked Her stare stareof st stareof re reor of amazement and her 81 attempt to be berespectfully berespectfully berespectfully respectfully grateful wee eN funny funnyenough funnyenough j jenough enough to my cook and myself who I had tested the hew laborsaver and andsatisfactorily andsstblfaclorib andsatisfactorily satisfactorily satisfactorilyMrs Mrs Johnson accepted the ma machine mAchine machine ¬ chine and premised to fellow direc direction tllrectlOlW direction ¬ tion obediently obedientlyShe She came to sea see me a week wet > k later laterfairly laterraMy laterfMi fairly radiant with 1th delight deI ht The e chll leftover cold slaw with boiled dresaibg dress dressing ¬ ing 1 rice and raisin pudding tea teaDINNER teaDl teaDidN DINNER DINNERCream Dl DidN NER NERCreIU ER ERCream Cream of celery soup beefsteak beefsteaksmothered bfttrMeakbeftd beefsteaksmothered smothered beftd in onions spinach baked bakedsweet bakedsweet bakedsweet sweet potatoes oe apple dumplings dumplingsbatwtt dumplhsgsb lumpl 1S 0 b batwtt t and liquid sauce nuke Ma black fc eoffte eoffteWcdnetda coffMW eoffneWednceda Wcdnetda WcdnetdaBREAJOTAST W WedncedaBREAKT dnctd dnctdBREAKF BREAJOTAST BREAJOTASTFruit BREAKF + ASTFruit AST ASTFruit Fruit cereal and Ad cream mince of ofc ofur ofa ur c a leftover > rice Ice mtt mwfflws < < IM toast toastand tCNIRK toastand K and ceffee ceffeeLUNCH eeffHLUNCHEON LUNCH LUNCHEON LUNCHEONs ION KONSavory IONSavory Savory s iy stew ltt of beet a a1eftoft a1eftoftliesftop lefto leftoscallop leftovaiO leftovaiOscallop scallop of sweet potatoes potat a leftover leftoverstowed JeltoersUowecl loftoverstewed stowed tomatoes hot gingerbrea 1 and andcheMC aJMIctieNe andcheese cheese milk tea teaDINNER DINNER DINNERCleari DI DINNERClear ER ERCIear Clear soup a la Ruace i e with withThursday witheggs withp I p aeta > e5 eggs s added at the laM caUg caUgd d a 1 a vinaigrette string ftrtn beaRS beaRS1tAk841 beansbaked baked macaroni mince de black jet tieftee jetfee tee Thursday ThursdayBREAKFAST ThursdayBREAKFAST ThursdayBRJ > BRJ BREAKFAST BREAKFASTOranges BREAKFAST BREAKFASTOra AKFAST AKFASTOrasges Oranges Ora e cracked wheat and cream creamba creambaeoR creambases bases ba < m and M fried mush brown and white whitetoast whitetoast 1dtetoast toast te ted and coffeeLUNCHEON coffee coffeeLUNCHEON coffeeLUNCHEON LUNCHEON LUNCHEONCalfs LUNCHEONCalfs LUNCHEONCalfs Calfs brains fried a leftover leftovermince leCtovermlRco leftovermince mince of yesterdays calfs head headserved h841served headserved served with a salad of lettuce stewed stewedpotatoes etewedpOtat stewedpotatoes potatoes pOtat eR baked custard tea for r her er husbands ltutlLandsdinJtC1 dinner I dropped in into Into into to find h her jr r in tears over a telegram tel m announciiig an announcing anounci ¬ nouncing ounci lg bringing home a friend to todinner todinner todinner dren and my husband cant It say ay of 0 what they the think and IMI feM te she be Flrsiotr not one of tb them m had faith in it They made n no e4 of of it But they changed th their lr when they tasted the fin slew ate I in it itI itI I fixed it before going eat t in morning and it wasnt t touched until opened the cooker cook at a that It was hot and tender and so good fondIve goodIve oqCI oqCIhIe Ive cooked corned beet in it boiled cabbage ca H5e and Irked b ked rice puddl in it all n at the same time there three stories torl you know knowAnother knowAnother Another time I had a fine pet rou rouI I never tasted a better AT Lid It beautiful soups soupscommend NU sonpei II IIeetftDHIINI i commend ee mnend then the fireless oookerIty cooker by whatever name IIN Jti tIs known knownto to or lonely woman womanEssentials womanEssentials womanEssentials Essentials to Health HealthIf If you en get no other UMc make a stove of an old okI1nmk trunk and a comfortable comlorta comfortableBut le leBut 1 But cook C Ok your food choeaing e you like and what wh t te t nottrtsfctn < < hot Cold victual vicl are no > > 0 better for digestion dl Uon of grownups in Mid weat than for children childrenA childrenpartin A parting < < injunction injunctionBat Bat slowly and with enjenactit of quality of your your food foodYour foocLYour foodYour Your stomach tomachlis is an Intelligent organ organnot orsannot organnot not a dumping cIump6 K ground Prolong PIW onJr meal which should always > t8 e leisurely by propping a jolly book before you and nd reading as you inh1cale sate l 7irttkss Js CO CoQJer F ls JTI 1r InQX enslye Jlodel Sunday SundayBREAKFAST SHMayBREAKFAST SundayBREAKFAST BREAKFAST BREAKFASTGrapefruit BREAKFASTGra BREAKFASTGrapefruit Grapefruit Gra erutt cream ore cream of wheat and andr aJIder andere ere er r aiM fish ft cakes cak cornMefct comae al muffin muffintoast muffin muffinet am amt et toast t t t tea and aa coffee coflteeLUNCHEON cO cOLUNC coffeeLUNCUt0f < < LUNCHEON LUNCHEONCold LUNC LUNCUt0fCold OK I ICokl Cold mutton a leftover leftover fried homInv hom hominy homIny ¬ iny brown bread warmed warMedbtanll baked bakedbeans b h d dbeans beans lettuce salad crackers erack and andcheese andche8e andcheese cheese apple blanc mange m with whipped whippedcream whtppedcnam whippedcream cream tea DINNER DINNERGlasgow DINNERGIow DINNERGlasgow Glasgow broth based upon liquor m mwhich hi hiwhich htwhich which the mutton was bolted yesterday yesterdayroast yesterdayroast terda7 terda7roatIt roast chickens Brussels Brue e sprouts sahotty sahottyfritters sat ty tyfritters y yfriltelf fritters fritters lemon pie black blackMuiay coffee coffeeMaaday coffeeMenday Maaday MaadayBREAKFAST MuiayBRJUKP MendayBREAK BREAKFAST BREAKFASTGrapes BREAK BRJUKPGrapes A AGrapes Grapes oatmeal o tmeal porridge HIM and t cream creambacon creambacon creambacon bacon and eggs rolls toa tom t tea 1 and andccftee alMlcc andccftee ccftee cc tree LUNCHEON LUNCHEONCurried LUNCHEONCurried LUNCHEONCurried Curried mjtt mutton n Ca leftover bo1 bo1rice boIrice bofrice rice and bananas with the curry bal balsweet baked btLk4tIsweet bakedsweet sweet potatoes potat cake and nd canned ea ed fruit fruitput truttut fruitFut put ut up at home homecocoa homecocoaDINNER cocoaDINNER cocoa I IDIXNER DINNER DINNERYesterdays DINNERYesterdays I IYesterdays Yesterdays broth bettered better by second secondcooking MCOn4looklng secondcooking cooking chicken and oyster pie pl Ca a left leftover ksltover leftover ¬ over scalloped Brussels Drut1 81s sprouts a akftover aIdtover aleftover leftover mashed ma lM4 potatoes ll macaroni maoaronlpuddln macaronipudding macaronipudding pudding < < with 1th hard sauce black cones eeffeTuesday co coTuesday conesTuesday < < Tuesday TuesdayBRBAKFAST TuesdayBRBAKP TuesdayBREAKFAST BREAKFAST BRBAKFASTFruit BRBAKP BREAKFASTFruit ST STFratt Fruit mush and Bd eream baked eggs eggsboiled egpboned eggsboiled boiled bacon French rolls t toast < ast tea teaand tuand teaand and coffee coffeeLUNCHHON LUNCHHON LUNCHHONLambs LUNCH LUNCIIIs10NLambs X XLamDS It ir i the best substitute you OU can for cheerful societyMake society societyMake y yMake Make of o your breakfast luncheon dinner agracious a gracious ceremony eIetftoatIt ceremonyIt < < It is this tha grace and n4 this which distinguish dtst Uw feasts tat II t kind from the feeding time of f the t bru brucrnUon creation FAMILY FA lILY MEALS FOR A WEEK DINNERMoec DINNER DINNERMock DINNERKO Mock KO turtle soup based on liquor Jiql10rwbleh which the head was w ll boU boiled lamb en casserole with ml1bto mnshrodns m wnrom aI ch < > nut ut croquette tea green n pear cottage cM yu yuding dl din6 ding with brandy sauce uee black cot cotFriday Friday FriiayBREAKFAST FI Fridayr iay iayBHE < BREAKFAST BREAKFASTOranges BHE BltEAXFASTOranges KFAST KFASTOr Oranges Or es cerc cereal and an cream salt ma < er erei creamed quick q lek biscuits 1 > > aI td l toast 8t t tan4 and coffee coffeeLUNCHEON LUNCHEON LUNCHEONFanned LUNCIUONPanne LU CIiEON CIiEONPanned Fanned < < oysters baked tomato Maeedoine sated lad leftover atrht trtnJJbt < and green peas with ith lettuce fn frk d F Ftatoas tatoes apple pie p and cheese cocoa cocoaDIN2OEX cocoaDIXlfER cocoaDINlrl 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NAVAL OFFICERS' COCKED HATS NICE AS SCREW-UP VISES 11'ttutiicmtili by Mlaff < 'orro»pondrn i N»rman ltita«, with A«lmiral Krana' t*l<<ot.)

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BridgetThcklaDnahthough BrldgetThckJ DnPh DnPhthough though twenty different kinds of a fool foolought foolought foolought ought not to err therein thereinImprimis theretoImprimis thereinImprimis Imprimis Have a good brand of 0 tea teaThe ttalhe teaThe The cheap brands are ali really reall the more moreexpensive morrofxpenslve moreexpensive expensive since cne must put twice as asmuch a8much asmuch much in th the pot as when a better qual quality qua quaity quaity ¬ ity is usM in order to get et th the reqnH reqnHstrength requihsrl requlitestrength strength srl > rgth in the brew brewI I suspect that is the reason so 0 many marscooks manycooks man manCOOkR cooks resort to stewing atew1l g the loaves l e > uextract t textract u kextlltt > extract all that i 1M in them themXext themXext themNext Xext measure the thfto thttl thet t to + 3 3That That TJ1at way y mad madna madnaes B PO l V Vlies > lies + t6 for this particu particular partlCUlar particular ilir > > lar housewife housewifeThe L LThe l lThe The fates who ho pre preJI preSe ife ifeSide > Side JI over the kitchti kite kltlhJHd her herti1 gW gWauJ y yr auJ rnixingronin pre 1It 1Itme v > > VJ ETV r rvme mt from tl I > woman It Is never a man who has hasno hasno hasale no especial peelal way y of making anythingShe anything anythingShe aJthingJhe She will tell you complacently that thashe tai1he thatshe she goes by b guess guessShe gu guShe guessShe She U i even patronizingly come donate of your ignorance and w wIIa n o asor 5tre J Q aaz C7 vZ V tannin by long steeping Jrtt > epin w 111 the base rf rfthe rfthe r rthe the prejudice against qaln t what should be a ablessing abI ablessing blessing bI to ankind > and especially to towomen towomen towombs women th the < world over overFresfely overPrMlab overFreshly Freshly brewed tea t never harmed the thenerve theBelVM thenerves nerve or digestion digestionCaffee dl digestionCefiee < < eetton eettonC8Iee Caffee CaffeeHere C8IeeHere CefieeHere Here as s with tea get et the best qualityr quality or r let it Oone A blend ACI of Meek and aadJava andJava A4 A4JaV Java JaV in equal proportions is S excellent excellentNever excellentNer excellentNever Never 1 wjr > the ground coffee co < < ee that la lasoW 18sold issaid soW in packages packagesIt Plcka < < eII eIIIt It is cheaper than the berry because becauseadulterated becaufffHultenLed becauseadulterated adulterated with chicory or with beans beansCoffee beanColtee beansCoffee Coffee factories buy both by the ton tonIf tonIC tonIf Crrr t7gc 7 c2i sir t aor m e 4 1tai Zr ZrlRr5 lRr5 2 2CIiocolaEe tQCc CIiocolaEe l rcc fvT c berries ground by your grocer grocerTI TI = Letter plan la S to buy the roasted roastedbeir r roastedbetr astod astodbetre beir betre + es s > and grind as you mean to use UBCU ufleH useit U first setting tl ng the quantity of coffee coffeeyou COrr6eyou coffeeyou you need for the time In the oven to toheat 10hlat toheat heat and freshen t before it is ground groundFrench groundFrench groundFrench French or ordrip drip coffee is mode In Inwhat Inwha Inwhat what wha used to be called a biggin blgglnI blggIeTher 1 Ther are other and more euphonious euphoniousI I I names for to it now and many patents patentsThe patontsThe patentsThe The principle Is tho same with all allt t 1 except eXCE t that some add to the percolation percolationinfusion percolationIntulon percolationInfusion infusion tnereby Inereaslngthe Iner ulng th strength strengthof 1 of the coffee with each moment of ofstanding orstandIng ofstanding standing on In the grounds groundsAllow groundsAllow groundsAllow Allow a quart < of freshly boiled boUedvater boUedvaterto water waterto waterto to an even half pint of ground coffee coffeeUsing co tree treeUsing 1 1Using Using a Strainer StrainerPut Put the latter into Into the upper vessel vesseltho vesselth vesselthe the th strainer or filter filterset set the pot at theIalde the theI Ialde I aide of the range in a pan of boiling boilingwater bolllngI boilingwater I water and pour the measured water Into Intothe Intothe intothe the upper vessel gradually until the thequart thequart thequart quart is used up upLet upLet upLet Let It trickle through pour from the thespout thelipOut thespout spout of the lower pot Into a hot hotI I pitcher and return to the filter lter Run It Itthrough ItI 1tthrough I through three times Leave the t e coffee coffehpot coffeepot pot in the pan n of boiling water until untilvou untilvou untilyou vou are ready ready to pour into cups or Into Intoa II a silver urn urnyor yor or pot potIt potIt potIt It should not boll from first to last laaty lastfPt lastPt y fPt Pt t be hot hotTilB hotI TilB I 118 will make a scant quart of ofstrong ofslrmc ofstrong strong clear coffee ooffeeEven uotfeeEven t Even for these th se who have the poor poortaste poortute poortaste taste to like it weak let it bo strong In Inthe Inthe Inthe the outset and diluted with boiling Water wa water water ¬ ter if desired desiredBLACK BLACK COFFBE COFFBEAs As served in demitassos after din dinner dinner dinner ¬ ner is made as above but stronger s roDge1 Al Allow Allow Allow ¬ low a a cupful of freshly troll ly ground coffee to tothree tothree tothree three large cupfuls of boiling water waterAnd waterAnd waterAnd And never nev r fail to measure both coffee coffeeand correeand coffeeand and water IWILBD COFFEE COFFBEBeloved COFF2I1Beloved COFFEEBeloved Beloved of our grandparents and still stillpreferred stillpreferred stillpreferred preferred to the French coffee by some somepersons someper somepersons persons per 8 who ho fancy it has more body bodyand bodYand bodyand and richness e than tb n the more modern va variety variety 80 80rlat ¬ riety rietyAnew rlat rietyA rlatAnew Anew A half a pint of ground coffee to toa toa a quart of boiling water Bat the white of an egg light and a crushed eg egg shell Stir dry rtYI rtYIcorree coffee wet to a stiff little II ttle t cold water and put Add the boiling water tar ring all the time and set Stir down frem the up Lot it boll fast ten from the fire and pour in four tablespoonfuls lable poonfu18 of Some drop In a bit of a pigeons egg The the eb ebullition u llition suddenly hot water for three off the coffee carefully the grounds groundsCafe groundsCafe groundsCafe Cafe au halt IB l made by strong clear coffee half a Ing not ot boiled milk as of water in making black Set for five minutes in and it is ready re8 Y for use ueeCHOCOLATE u uCHOCOLATE useCHOCOLATE CHOCOLATE CHOCOLATEHub CHOCOLATERub CHOCOLATERub Rub to a smooth paste pas e fuls of grated with enough cold milk well Havo ready a Mu Ing two cupfuls of the same quantity of Stir Into this the hoe boil stirring often for in a double kettle to the drinkers drf d kQrs tasteLay taste tasteLay tasteLay Lay uDon JI n the surface a heaPIng teaspoonful oC MILLED CHOCOl This is the French breakfast beverage Rub to a apeste paste with cold t over the fire in the water Boll and stir for twenty Into a heated bowl er a beater and beat with an five minutes Return to add the hot milk and utos longer longerCrown longerCrown longerCrown Crown each cupful cream in serving COCOA COCOAIs Is a milder and sOme nutritious form of made from the ehesola chocolate e four tablespoonfuls tabl88l Onfuis into cold milk and bell Jl for hot water about a pint two cupfuls of milk milkBoil milkBoil milkBoil Boil two minutes longer longerThe longerThe The addition of a little cupful is an i iA L A ar aS Jdd

At first sight the coiffures of to day seem to differ very little from those of last season. There nre. however, some very material changes, according to Julia Motiomley. Pompadours are fuller, wider, more off the brow*. Very often they show a shallow parting at the middle. These changes were ncces sary in order to wear successfully the enormously large hats with their liar Ing brims, which are the most pronounced features of the new season. and curly locks about the face arc a necessity; puffs may hardly bo dispensed with and whole wreaths of these smooth accessories are often used. The bark lialr is worn low on the crown of the bead. As a rule there is not much hair left to dispose of. after providing for the ample pompadour. \\ hat 1 cumins is pinned in a fiat coll to the crown of the head usually, and a wreath or half-wreath of puffs adjusted about It. The puffs are to be to suit the hat worn. One therefore meets with them placed at various angles Quite often the hat is put on before the puffs are pinned to place, in order decide just where they are most needed. It therefore happens that they may He across the back of the head or across the front, Just back of the i*ompadour, or iu a wreath entirely around the crown, or at various angles. If one has abundant hair the low coiffure Is best suited to those hats with extended hack brims. With the long sweeping ostrich plumes, which will ap

LEAVES FROM OLD ALBUMS Ac < < M x < > m < 1 t v A 11 > XXx xx X THREE IMPLEMENT HUSTLERS A QUARTER OF A CENTURY AGO This old photograph of three Salt Lakers George Odell 1J F Grant and J K Grunt reading from left to right shows those well known citi zens us they looked In tho days of OrantOdull Company tho firm from which sprang the big Consolidated Wagon E Machine company of today The somewhat Jaunty air with which tho head gear of the gentlemen la worn and tho rocky nature of the surrounding objects faintly suggest a moro or less sportive tour to nn adjacent mining camp but the fact Is that tho rocks In question were only properties In the studio of n photographer In Omaha who caught tho gentlemen on ono of their business tours to the east Tho hats It Is hardly necessary to say were carefully returned to their resting places In tho travelers trunks on tho of tho Missouri river western r

1 | [ TWO PRETTY EASTER HATS SEEN IN CITY * m mcmom <m <** ,•* '«no« *• * <«• Tlic I,oce Veil How Trimming. A feature which has attained considerable popularity during tlie past month. It is especially good on sailor hats, as shown in this illustration. Drcitj Straw Hat. Shape in sailor effect with brim turned up high crown coverud almost entirely by large bunch llowers.

I cod ler was out looking for the burro which strayed away from camp over night Its hats off to the burro every time JIM BUTLEIVS APPRECIATION never allow a pack on the back of his faithful companion nftcr ho foundout how rich tho Mlzpaii really was lIe Is one the few who knew how to ap had played in bringing him Into pos session of a fortune But Butlers ac tions wore quIte incontrast with those of a Mexican who happened along about and the fame of the Jlizpah began to be spread abroad The son ot the re public on the south came In from the hills with a train of burros laden with in to the new comers Tho animals had had a long hard trip of it some wero half starved and almost famished for water and each oho of them had more wood on its back than cIvil u give the fair tho und zona the ns a A far plan heat for Idea the can of SO ure that It the Is to the In is a u and the tho tho bile

Big Game (Copyright, 19W, by Frank O. Cinwnlnr.) ? AIHOBI. (Special Correspond ence or The Bce.)-nrltlsh Esst Africa Is the land of big gnma nil Nairobi Is the chief plaoa where hunter outfit their par ties for shooting the Hone, ele phants, hippopotami, rhinoceroses, ante lopes, gnus, giraffe and other wild animal which Infest It. An I write this letter ser eral large partlea are here preparing to g out "on safari." an such hunts are called. The Norfolk hotel la filled with them, and behind It are cona of blnck half-naked porters and tent boya. packing sporting goods Into boxes, laying In provisions and arranging thing! for the march. There ara head men. rounding up the porters and gl--Ing each hia load. There are gunbearsril welng to the arms and ammunition, and there are the. sportsmen themselves, soma clad all In khaki, some wearing r'iing breeches and legglns, and all In thick helmet hats. In tlie. big yard upon which my hotel rooms look 1 can see piles of AiskB. heads, horns and skins from hunting parties which have Just returned, and In one corner is the baby lion of which I have already written. Among the sportsmen are several eminent Englishmen, and In the hoteHtse'f are both lords and ladles, some of the latter having come out to try a shot at a lion or so. During this last year two women have shot lions here, and one of the biggest man eatera ever killed In Kast Africa came N Hunting Vv-v '. J--;. fx, . - -, . x t- Z ?5 - -; NO LICENSE 19 are Increasing from year to year. as Carried . REQUIRED TO SHOOT LTOX3. about over the plains for days before one on in the . i 'AH r. - . .''liWiWi mal, whose black anj white stripes shine Wilds of ELETIIANT8 FALL TO QOOD makes enough to pay a good share of his British East 4. BHOT3. the tail, so tli at the ball will run along old moving along together. Tho can swim, notwithstanding their ennrmo i weight, and they can easily cross the nry. est rivers. I understand thnt the most of the i I. plia'its which lifted to Infest these plum have been driven aay. They have r, to be hunted fur In the woods; but th - are plenty In the forests between here a i Uganda, and about th. Mmws of Mi n Kcnla and Mount Kilimanjaro. There also many In the south near the and west of Lake Tanganyika. In the l.ir ests along the Konno. At present about 65,000 African elephants nre beliic kill every year, and there Is a ilstiivr hiat thry will eventually become as aree us buffaloes are In the United States. Illpponotntnl nml Hblnorrmse. As to hippos and rhinos, there nie ., ty of them still left along tho Btrenii-- , . i about the groat lakes of the troiilini of the continent. There are rhinoc : . . m almost 'everj'whero In tho woods beiv , Nairobi and Uganda. I havo seen a r..e-.. ber of hippos, and were I a hunter. i :, I am not. I could, I venture, bug rn .ni; ; Of their hides to make riding whips all the hunt clubs of Virginia. The , tiers tell me tho animals come In in root up their gardens, and that It Is aluio Impossible to fence against them. Both rhinos and hippos are hard to Kach has a skin about half an Inch and there are only a few places upon where a ball will go through. Hippos

DOUKHOBOR COSTUME. They are clad in blue night gowns only and straw hats, both sexes alike. These garments they fling off when the spirit seizes them.

MOUHNEES ON SKATES; STRANGE FUNERAL CORTEGE. Among the Wends, a remnant of the ancient Slavonic race inhabiting the Spreewald, a region enclosed by nn arm of the Spree about fifty miles south of IJerlln, Germany, all the traffic is carried oh waterways. In winter fu neral processions pass along ihe Ice. The coffin Is carried on a sledge, and is drawn by six mourners, who wear long black streamers on their hats. The whole company goes on skates, and the women wear the ancient ua tioual costume.

of Noah's Ark by NEW version of the story of I "Noah's Ark and the Deluge" I has been brought up here from juexico oy i.ari L,umholts as a result of a visit which the lib erality of the late Morris K. Jesup enabled him to make to the Hulchol tribe of Indians. Mr. I-umholta also ob tained an Interesting collection of articles imtstrutftiff the domestic and religious life of these Indiana, and It haa been installed In the American Museum of Natural His tory. The Hulchols have practically been an unknown race living in a remote and al most Inaccessible valley tn the wilds of the Slerre Madre. in the state of Jalisco, Mexico. They number some 4.0O0. and their habitation Is a territory alxiut forty miles long by twenty-five miles wide, wulled In by atoep mountain barriers of from 5.UU0 to t 000 feet elevation. Here unvlstted and almost completely Isolated from the outside world, they are today said to be living In the same state k . ,v .'l' ....r...?, .nff.rf ,a.. V'. ,im.,-. afford, therefore, a fresh and untrodden field of anthropological research, i They live mostly in circular houses of huts made of loose stones and mud, cov ered with thatched roofa; their aacred god houses are of similar shape, but much larger. They dress In garments of their own manufacture. Mr. Lumholti was the first white traveler to visit and dwell for a year or more among this hermit race, ' i lift. A - "X'ltflr. a ' "aA .'T.J'-aV- I J T . , .i- The circumstances of the Ilulrhols make rain a matter of prime necessity and quite naturally their most Important gods have some relation to providing rain enough to grow good crops. The Hul chols are from the cradle to ths grave more or less occupied with prayers for water, and much of their time Is given up to the preparation and observance of rain making feasts and In tha fashlon'ng of various symbolic offerings, Intended to S' i. Hermit propitiate the gods who are tnoogbt to have controled over the clouds and rain. Appeals to their gods are made largely with the aid of arrows to which are at tached articles emblematlo of the purpose of their prayer. When the Indian wants to hunt deer, till the soli, build a house or marry he has to make an arrow to Insure success tn the undertaking. The arrows are stuck Into the seats of the ceremonial chairs In the god houses or Into the straw roofs and places In sacred caves and spots where some god lives. One of the most Important of the Hulchol feasts Is that of the kl kull. This Is a small cactus plant which grows In the central part of Mexloo. It Is thought to be neces sary to procure It every year to insure the oountry against drought, and In October parties of twelve or more start on a pil grlmmage to the interior. This Journey consumes forty-three days. V'.V V 1 . 1 J On the return of the their loads of the plant of dancing, oocnpytag a held. , A group of the kfkull ceremonial oosrmnes are tobacco gourd forms a of their outfit, each more of them. On their hats plumes are stack. The Hulchol ark is extreme means of of drouth it is set a hollowed log. A pteoe glued on the tip la deer horns; Its purpose It craft in the 'bushes when sides and thus to stop it. are grains of sacred five. Her Is the Huloho flood: Long ago, before came to the country, a work felling trees In the field for planting, but that the trees he had previous day had grown Finally he discovered woman named Or and kept restoring them. Bhe the gods; the earth she lives In the under tion Is her product, and that ha waa working In flood was coming, she more than five days off. "Make a box from the yourself and fit with a said. "Take with you of each color, five take also the fire and to feed It with and take female dog." The Indian did as had told htm. On the box ready and placed In was Instructed. Then ing with him a dog, and put the cover on. Then on top of the box with a on her shoulder. The ark rode on the ward the south, the next north, the third toward fourth toward the east, It rose upward and all filled with water. The began to subside, and the mountain, where It may The man took off the all the oountry was still the macaws and the with their beaks and the subside. Then the land and treea and grass Grandmother Growth. The man lived in a Indian woman. They the man had a large

TBTE WA5H1KGTOW TIMES SUJVDAt MARCH 22 1908 r fluntiflf fluntiflfi i = 4n < TJ44 0 11CVd 11CVdIf If 5ucceeded fr w wi Gapurijg i O CATCH the thei hca a i m a g e of o f a afleeting afeet fleeting feet tt hltVUneruotion human humanemotion emotion eruotion t o oput oS S put a human hitmanthought humanthought thought upon uponcanvas iuponcanvasis canvasis canvas if the thedream thedream dream of all allpainters allpainters painters c o n iistantly ns stantly s t an t ly pier purs piersued s sued u e dt seldom seldomrealised seldomrealized realized The Thecamera Thecamera camera has hasmade hasmade made more nearly possible the capture of o f the expression of o f human emotions emotionst but the thesuccess thesuccess success of o f the search can never be a matter matterof mattero of o f mechanics mechanicsThe mechanicsThe The search for a moments expression expressionmust a ression ressionmust must be made by a reader of humannature humannaturewho human nature naturewho who knows the evasive quarry sought Itmust It Itmust must be ft waiter of the close study of in in ¬ dividuality di of fancies and of shading o of f character characterArm characterllrm Arm the hunter human for nature with a acamera acamera camera and a knowledge kr owled e of the mechanics mechanicsof o of f photography and a part of the tusk of o f trarsf transferring erring thought to paper has been ac accomplished accomplished ¬ complished Equip the same hunter also alsowith alsowith with the gift for the study of expression expressionand and there is going to be a result from the hunt > huntFew Few persons are so equipped The pos possession possession ¬ session of o f the scientific knowledge and the thecapacity thecapacity capacity for reading expression are rarely combined The maker of thephotographsreproduced thephotographs thepliotographsreproduced reproduced on this page appears to have been dqtibly endowed endowedAEA endowedPRICE AEA F T Tspeak PRICE makes portraits that thatpe S speak pe k to you She does her interesting workin workS in her own home in Mount Airy a suburb of Philadelphia She has fitted fittedup fittedup up a studio studiothere there that bear little resemblance to the ateliers of the professional photograwhara photograwharaof photograP hers hersof of the cities citiesIt It citiesS ie S a I00 homey sort of place a library joined with a little alcove room the two rooms roomsseparated roomsseparated separated by an archway The little alcove alcoveroom alcoveroom room is the domain of the sitter The hunt for human nature is made with a big camera from the library side of the arch between the two twoapartments twoapartments apartments apartmentsThere apartmentsThere There ignt even a skylight The light that thatserves thateaves serves the photographers purpose comes in inthrough inthrough through a big colonial window and is con ¬ trolled by curtains curtainsMrs curtainsMrs Mrs Price makes all sorts of portraits but her cleverest work is done with children as her hersubjects hersubjects subjects The juvenile sitter is set at ease with witha a pleasing toy or an enticing cake and a confi ¬ dential chat with the artist begins The big bigcamera bigcamera camera is placed in position and when in the theconversation theeonversation conversation the interesting point is reached reachednaj reachedsnap snap naj goes the shutter and one one of the happiest happiestexpressions happiestexpressions expressions of childhood has been put upon filmThe film filmThe The photographer is especially equipped for her work because she hat studied expressions from the standpoint of one who has to under understand understand ¬ stand them She was for years engaged in giv ¬ ing readings and character recitations Whatshe What Whatshe she earlier learned to Show she now has the faculty of rending when she sees it in others othersSOMETHING othersSOMETHING SOMETHING DIFFERENT DIFFERENTI I strive to get something different when 3 3make 7make make a portrait says Mrs Price I thinlwhen thinl thinlwhen when I get something different that is good that thatI I have done something worth while I try tc tcfind tcfind find a phase of character in my subject and andthen anc ancthen then I try to get it on the plate plateThats plateThats Thats the whole story and I suppose the thris is the reason why relatives and friends of m msubjects snsubjects subjects say that my pictures are speaking likenesses like likenesses ¬ nesses nessesS nessesI S 9 I began to make photographs four years yearsago yearsagc ago without any idea of ever aver becoming a pho photographer photographer ¬ tographer I was going on a holiday outing and andI I saw a little camera in a window marked down downto downto to 80 cents I bought it I made some snap snapshots snipshots ¬ shots that people said were good goodHere goodHere Here is the first It was a long time be befora befors fora I made another quite so good goodIt goodIt It was a hard road to travel to reach the thepoint thepaint point where I was convinced that I could mckc mckcportraits mckeportraits portraits that were worth the thename name After the thefirst thePrat first successful snapshots I acquired a real realcamera realcamera camera I was surprised to find that I made madea A cldCff cldCffffurcr ffurcr ffurcrR R CcPcJrrl cYitca cam jor hoocY hoocYXd1 Xd1 1f1aZ over that difficulty ouij oui to find that the images imagesI I did get were far from bein being satisfactory This Thisrepresents Thisrepresents represents one of the stagesHere stages stagesHere Here Mrs Price showed one of those amatour ama amateur ¬ tour photographs everybody has soon It was wasan wasan an ambitious attempt at artistic lighting It Itshowed Itshowed showed one side of the sitters face dead white whiteand whiteand and the other side smothered in the blackness blacknessof of eternal night nightBut nightBut But just such work as that 5fi iswhat what madeit made ozadeit it possible for me to learn to do thiii thi g f right rightEvery Every mistake showed me that tibere niist be away a away way to do the same thing successfully and that is iswhat iswhat Wes Pz e v Ft t f oz o rdfi rdfia a l2 di 8O rE1ZL Cg7111 Ya L ft ftpSl file z 44v pSl 5 5d d piece off I Ir y r r i v s porzel i z hd + r rw w s Jr02TPrre Itjtook It took nearly two years and during that thattime thattime time I was as well equipped with mechanical ap appliances appliances ¬ pliances as I am today 1 had the beat of cameras cam cameras ¬ eras and lenses but I did not have experience experienceWhen experienceWhen When I got so that I could make a portrait that thatlooked thatlooked looked right I began to have hope This is is the thepicture thepicture picture that convinced me that I could make makeportraits makeportraits portraits portraitsHere portraitsHero Here the photographer showed the portrait portraitof of a young girl which would irjflect credit upon uponher uponher her work as n photographer even today todayThat todayThat That decided me I tried to make other otherportraits otherportraits portraits equally good and I succeeded Then Thena a friend who saw my earlier work asked me to tomake tomake make a portrait of a child That was my first firstprofessional firstprofessional professional order Then I went into photography photogra photography ¬ phy as a business and made this studio in my myhome myhome home I have worked two years as a profes professional professional ¬ sional and have had hundreds of sittings I Ihave Ihave have never violated my rule of giving to every everyportrait everyportrait portrait its own individuality I have notlost notlostthe not lost lostthe the interest of the amateur and I dont believe believethat believethat that I ever shall be able to do my work mechan mechanically moohanically ¬ ically I find something new in every subject subjectI I look for it and there are few faces that do not notgive notgive give the photographer something different that thatwill t gat gatwill will stand out in a good photograph photographI I try to make the sitter feel at home I Ivisit Ivisit visit with my callers for a while I talk to tothem tothem them and learn from a brief study of each face faceits f aco acoits its greatest portrait possibilities Then I begin beginto I Frt Frtporfralt porfralt porfraltfern fern the ther6iz r6iz r6iz1r 1r 1racid acid l vhzr Zotrre dhQ yy yyyyj yyj 6 9 l some sittings in dozens of positions ui ewirae ewiraeI I make photographs in th the old aJImra paw if ifmy ifmy my customers desire them but I atvr do if I Iam Iam am left to do what I like and generally the pea peopleslike peap1e p1e pleslike like best what I like host bestTo hostTo To work with children is my chief delight delightI I am able to get their confidence I play gamss gamsswith gapieswith with them We have all sorts of raakebttliave raakebttliaveparties makebelieveparties parties and when we are on the right sort of ofterms ofterms terms I begin my work and I get p pctwras ° ctures that thatparents thatparents parents approve of The picture of the little littlegirl littlegirl girl with a cake I think is particularly goodThe good goodThe The caption is literal She coyly asked me if ifI ifI I would have a piece of her cake and I was wasready wasready ready for the fleeting expression The picture pictureof of the child with withthe the toysTas toys was equally fortunate fortunateHe He was really at play when it was made His Hisexpression Hisexpression expression tells what pleasure he was experi expariencing experiGOOD ¬ encing GOOD FIELD FOR WOMEN WOMENDo Do I think women make good photogra photographers photograherst ¬ phers P herst t Indeed I do They are patient enough enoughto Pto to study their subjects and that means a pros prospoet prospoet poet of success with difficult sitters But rye Fvenothing ryenothing nothing against the men Much of what I know knowI I owe to the friendly interest of professional professionalphotographers professionalrSotographers photographers who were willing to correct my myerrors myerrors errors and suggest improvement in my work workThey workThey They have aided mo unselfishly and to them I Iowe Iowe owe a great deal of my success successI I believe that there is a field for women womenin womenin in photography Those who have patience and andtalent andtalent talent will Occupy it Thoy will not interfere interferewith interferewith with the men who are in the wtk Headers of ofthe ofthe the monthly magazines see that the number of ofwomen ofwomen women furnishing photographs worthy of high highclass highclass class reproduction is increasing all the time timeWoman timeWoman Woman should and undoubtedly will have her hersuccess hersuccess success in the field of childportraiture but t tb tbtemperament e etemperament temperament of the woman who attempts this thiswork thiswork work must be suited tothe task tagkMrs taskMrs Mrs Prices experiments it must be said saidhave saidhave have not been along the lines of most of the theamateurs i iamateurs amateurs who have become professional pho photographers photographers ¬ tographers Her outfit has been of the profea profeasiorial professional siorial type from the day of discarding the B Bcent Scent > cent camera with which she began her wcrtShe work workShe She has lost sight of no department of her busi business bu l lness ¬ ness She has studied the mechanical and scien scientific scientific ¬ tific sides of it thoroughly all with a view to tomaking tomaking making them do all they can to bring out the theartistic theartistic artistic side which she has been so successful successfulin in presenting She is convinced that mechanical mechanicalequipment mechanicalequipment equipment has much to do with insuring the theright theright right sort of results She develops her own neg negatives negatives ¬ atives and prints her own pictures She is pre prepared propared ¬ pared to do this because her plant is so con conveniently conveniently ¬ veniently arranged arran ed and perfectly equipped as to toguarantee toguarantee

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one can Tin. at a recent wedding not only the bride S0ME OF THE NEW STYLES IN HATS. V- s 'Widow 1 sS - A I The old-time hat of twenty years ago the one that resembled an invert ed kettle with a cockade which stuck up in the air several feet is to be the latest craze this spring. The new cre ation is called "The Campaign Hat" and will cost all the way from $50 to $1,000 this In order that the common leople may not wear them and render removes them ordinary. Among the most popu lar hats this year are the Campaign hat, the Merry Widow sailor, the black leghorn, and a new evening hat The one thing that Is barred in hats is the big, wide headpiece so fashionable ,a year ago. Also there will be no rib bons worn on stylish bats. There will be, however, abundant quantities of flowers and much fine lace worn.

MIUMS ClX Hr'"- ' ' V .A'vi ' '7" i ... ,f ; III : "AfA $ I It . 'WW ;i V even that is changed in some curious, In definable manner so as to be In keeping with the fashion of the day, and is not hard, prim and aggressive, as was Its Exaggeratedly large as are some 'of the shapes, they are certainly attractive in coloring. The queer old pinks and blues are charming, and the picturesque note is well carried out in the trimmings of feathers, bows and flowers. Extremely bright colorings are rather an experiment, but while the all black hat is, as always, fashionable, and this year most effective, the eccentric iu color and shape Is still most evident. The trimmings ot bright colored birds and wings not necessarily the wings that belong to the bird from the naturalist's point of view are in great favor, and a pale gray hat with a bright bird, is, for Instance, thought effec tive, or brown with yellow or scarlet, or mauve with blue, and so on through all the strange combinations of color that are now in style. The black hats with colored feathers or flowers are invariably pular year after year, lust as are the i white, and this spring the white hats with colored trimmings, Teathers or flowers are more popular than usual. A white hut trimmed with several soft ostrich plumes of nattier blue arranged to fall forward over the crown of the hut is most charm ing and ean be worn with either a white or a blue gown. Economy cannot, how ever, be aseriled to this, as the cost of such a bat is far greater than would he the prices asked for two, as a rule. Pink In all shades on white, yellow on white wont in the olden time. As it now appears; - """': " . pimn it 111 O J i.TT 1 1 1 it Is extremely smart and has a stiff side that extends far either rough or smooth weave. This season the tine

THATSKILLED THAT IS KILLED BrITSSINGLE BY ITS SINGLE TRIUMPH J k I to tothe tothe tothe ¬ a afe aie afe r Paresf ire l Flo o Sso7s ms o t4c 4e o7i7 riff r palms waved and drooped In the unstable homage of ofnineteen ofnln ofnineteen nineteen nln teen centuries ago agoIt agoIt agoIt It Is good to come hastily on to Easter whon there Is Isno Isno isno no af afterthought torthought of chagrin to mar mar the tht perfect fitness of ofthe atthe ofthe the festival festivalMans fe festivalMans < Uval UvalMans Mans Saviour S velour has arisen man should Indeed rejoice rejoiceThe rejoiceTh rejoiceThe The Th very flower the lily which typifies the splendor and andthe andI andthe I the t e promise of the Resurrection is wholly admirable In Inthe Inthe inthe the fidelity with lt11 which the history of Its bloom depicts depictsthe depictsthe oplcts oplctsthe the life eternal preserved pr s rved within the sepulcherOnly sepulcher aspulcherOnly e pulcher pulcherOnly Only a a score of years have passed since William Har Harris Harrls Harris ¬ ris a Philadelphia florist received from some friends In InBermuda InBermuda inBermuda Bermuda samples of the Bermuda lily whose white and andbeautiful am1beautiful andbeautiful beautiful blooms were a a A Cl m Pxir m riflrr e r car Oreerrl or se t r h zm t esn 1f6 1f6J UN7 UN7eyer if seem 7 J el J 5foll bit corperif er o eyer t y Pack n fee lo2 s o

—v. f—atest voitj* "' reesnl productions at the Pins theatre* 1» undoubtedly to hi claimed by *T,a F»rr.rr.<» " ».•" In which Madam* MfiraM has *i-or»J a tis's-p'i! *r Ma.r.aTr.« Bady. Their hats ar» a marvel or the exquisite taste and creative genius of Madamo Carlier, th« leading- Parisian Modiste, who has „~,V ^'-oWd ti" distinction of being: •■ »d upon to design appropriate hats, and ■ometimes costume*, by the leudlnsr Artistes of Europe for their roles. 1 • -rC* i"..<;Ta:ions show Madame Eegard. Madarae Cora Tjafarceri* PJchepin. In "La nms Nue," and Mademoiselle Olalrville. In "Le Bonheur de Jacquellnft. n wemrisir tha beautiful haM from the Paris -.ion* of Madam* Carller at 16 Rue de la Palx. In paasir,;?. It may b« mentioned that so large a number at th« * iWrve English society •women now have their Bats fror.\ Madame earlier that El:e ... opened a London branch at 3. Brook Street, Bond Street, where her ..tl*- models ■»■•" *>' 'trwa simultaneously with their production in Paris . ... „,,'_, well known patronesses of Madame CarUer are: ICeadamea Jane Hading. Oiira Xethersole, Slmonne. l>barzy. Calve, and thi? prreat ladles or Paris. AT THE PARISIAN THEATRES. A merely ward Paris such afaurl said jects •worth flatea was Into were elude eum, • an (si past tains

I may maye be Incomparably beautiful while the nose may be beRoman b bR beRoman Roman R man to toa 4 a decided degree degreei degreern degreeIn of the sitter alert By many arts By touching on pleasIng pleas pleasing pleasing ¬ ing topics of conversation The features which the pho photographer photOgra photographer ¬ yes yesthats yesthats yesthats A Aclick Adick Aclick That Thatwas ThatWAS Thatwas has hasevolved hasevolved hasevolved well wellti fair fairgex tallsex fairsex ¬ been beendeveloped beendevelop beendeveloped ¬ ¬ the thepicture thepicture thepicture she shedoes is isdelighted Isdel1ghted isdelighted ¬ the thevery thevery thevery Is Isnot Isnot isnot her herprofile herprofile herprofile It Is Isclassic isctaBlc Isclassic A Afew Afew Afew can cansit eftnsit cansit ¬ P4 rrYi7t7 81YiI 1Oi 7iY N 1 r 7J rNOTOd > Or phAtf1IrCJBWIrG A + QJ4s4i + VNG nn PNOTlJd Q6PPHuJp Q6PPHuJpeAT PYl1lPS n eAT 9 9roIYZo vide 7jp T 9P a e Anohe rla hez 1 PzL7aaenem IITaae oar ZJarl07uJtza61fl r zc e fa > tlieZiJ e es it is like her The Th expression is living livingIf lIVln livingIf 1 If one gets S ts expression in the eyes e8S the thafriends tltQfriends thefriends e aQfpodeqv oJerbr rc l 2 Vl1fJrcz o7 h < e74QJvC JJ > 4 S i iCJze

A GROUP OF THE NEW HIGH-CROWNED SPRING HATS One of the noticeable features of the new millinery is the high crown, and even where this is not molded in the shape the effect of height is given by mounting up the trimmings, as shown in thje models in our illustration. The model to the right has a double brim formed of fancy straw in shot rose and mauve shades, and flat rosettes of straw form the trimming, with clusters of small pinkish mauve flowers and light foliage in between to break the hard outlines of the straw trimming. This hat would be pretty in cream or burnt straw, with pink moss rosebuds or tiny clusters of forget-me nots, and other small flowers, such as shaded purple pansies, might be used With equally good effect. A charming hat. In creamy white chip lace, while on the right side is a large cluster of beautiful shaded pink roses and foliage. This design would lie equally effective in- other colors, and the lace frill under the brim is as becoming as It is novel and picturesque. model r-■■ ■ shaded wings of the same becoming shhdes. - J. "SHEET

T SUCCESSION TO TWO EUROPEAN THRONES IS DECIDED ON ON < < = j 12 > lOMENIPXCfflNGCONGRESS lOMENIPXCfflNGCONGRESSEducation WOMEN IN 1MEXC1TIN EXOITING OONGRESS OONGRESSEduoation GUNGRESSEducation Education of Girls Object of Meet Meeting Meeting Meeting ¬ ing Opened by Italys Queen Queen3Ien QueenJIen QueenMen Men Arc Denied Votes by the Woman WomanChairman WomanChairman oman omanOhnlrmnn Chairman and Their Efforts Etrorttl to toSpeak toSpeak topenk Speak Speak Shrieked Down DownRome Down DownRome DownRome Rome May I y 16 16Tho The congrefs oongr6fS songro of Italian Italianwomen ItnUanwomen Italianwomen women opened by Queen Elena lena Is 1 now nowhard nowIIan1 nowhard hard at work though Interrupted now nowand nowMet nowand and then by scones of the liveliest kind kindThe kIndTha kIndThe The most remarkable fact about the thecongress tbecongrQSs thecongress congress is the striking beauty and ele elegance eleganoe olegance ¬ gance of the great g1 t majority of the worn women w wornen m men ¬ en Their dresses are exquisite and their theirhats theirhatS theirhats hats hatS are the very ry latest products of the theRue theRue theRue Rue da la Paix PaixIt PalxIt IaixIt It was quite expected that a a number of ofthe ofthe ofthe the dresses worn at the congress congresswhich congresswhichdMls which whichdeals deals with the education of girls and the thechoice theMoles thechoice choice of professions suitable for them themwould themwould themwould < 9Pd Z1fitt e 9 QXdP Y YDuring During the last few days the thesuccesslon succession to two thrones has bean definitely d ftnltely settled the tl1 t1 reigning Prince of Wied hav having havfng iavlog ¬ log been finally designated d slgnated heir to the throne of Holland failing any direct holr and th t1 tliq Grand Puches Marie Adelaide Adelaideof of Luxemburg having just been accorded the title of hereditary grand duchess by her father the reigning grand d duke ke so sodisposing sodisposing sodisposing disposing once and for all of the claim of the pretender Count Merenberg the last Jiving znale male descendant of William of ofOrange otOrange ofOrange

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8 THE WASHINGTON TIifES SUNDAY MAY 31 1908 1908ByMsrion 1908L 5 e + IOOL Il + IOU5B L ilY ByMsrion Marion llarlarJ ifbltl b ijOtji ory ory1tt1k 1tt1k lln 1 rg H YESl I know you would wouldr woutJratber wouh3U r rather alt t Ilk like your charm charminn dlarmInc charmfng 0 U inn oW Boston gentlewom gentlewoman ¬ an r In the back yard andhear and andhear aRdhear hear the fountain and smell melt 11 mignonette mignonetteand miKft mignonetteand nett nettand and look lO k at th the nasturtiums that are areputting ar arputting areputting putting the ugly brick wall walls mtt ut of atbusiness ofbWitness ofbusiness business than to carne CO indoors t to see seeanything Beellnyth1nS seaanything anything I have to show showBut showButI b w wISutI But ISutI I ask it In fear and trembling tremblinghow tremDllnghow tremblinghow how would a talk upon the laundering launderingof of summer clothe cJotbeltor of colored gowns gownsthat gownthat gownsthat that are to te 1 so popular this thl seasonappcal season seasonaj Ha Haan1flal an1flal aj p al to you TouT I am mire it would b bVery be befry Very 1 fry helpful for many a a charming tub tubfrock tubfrock tubfrock frock is spoiled by careless earele and Ignor Ignorant Ignornt ignoraut ¬ ant nt washing Then too there is the thestarching thestarchinS thestarching starching of dark and black lawns lawnsI JawnI I wonder onder if you see the possibilities possibilitiesIn oN8iblUUM oN8iblUUMin In these that appear to me maMARGARET meMARGARET meMARGARET MARGARET J Philadelphia PhiladelphiaIf t tIf If I must be entirely en ry honest oMillt in my myspeech myapeech myspeech speech the subject laid so prettily and andpersuasively andpenruaalvel7 andpersuasively persuasively before bet me when wIt I Bad hadzneart Badmea badurea mea urea zneart t to talk at my ease of somethingtotally something somethingtotally IOIIIhlngtotall1 totally different does not appeal to tomy toInY tomy my taste I have always turned mine mineeyes mineeyell mineeyee eyes away from beholding laundry laundrywotk laundrywork a undry undryWork Work as from JlCrUbbtn scrubbing and window windowwashing windowwashing windowwashing washing They bey represent repre nt to the imagin imagination imactnatlon imagination ¬ ation dirt and the necessity necee tty of getting gettingrid Jretttftlrid gettingrid rid of it < t by heroic measures There is isno l isno no such thing as gloating over the theprocesses theprocesses theprocesses processes of the wash wa washtub htub tub and scrubbing scrubbingpail ncrubbtngpain crubOtftlpail pail Coarse malodorous dirt is there thereMuscle thereMuecle thereMuscle Muscle must go to the removal of it itHaving ItHaving itHaving Having growled thus much < and more morethat morethat morethat that is not expedient to repeat here to tomyself tol11yselt toiuyself myself I took up Margaret Js letter letteragain letteragaln letteragain again It i fa the letter of a lady and andwhe aMMhe andshe she puts the case ca e as II a born lady would wouldShe wouldShe wouldShe She speaks of what she might lIrht have e to toshow tohow toshow show how me if I eouid 14 be coaxed ed out of ofhearing ofharSnJr ofhearing hearing of the fountain and the sight sightof sightof tpt tptot of the flowers 110 in my Imaginary 1 1 upar uparttrre par parterre parterre ¬ terre terreHaving ttrreHavIng terreHaving Having been a girl myself a century J7ko ce 7 7c rrn h c sure that the gown must uat be washed washedbefore waahedbetore washedbefore before condemning It to t th ti Ub Lay Layit LayIt Layit it at length 1 h on th the table and examine examinethe examinethe examinethe the soiled porU portions They The ore of course coursemainly COUnIemainly coursemainly mainly in front especially pecIa 111 on the thefrouts thefrOLt thefrorts frouts of waists and 8hl shirtwaists twalllUl It ItIs Itl Itis Is l not good form to uwr wear ones neo nap napkin napkin napkin ¬ kin although as the cowboy put another anothermatter anothermaUer anothermatter matter Some does One girl who whodearly whodearly whodearly dearly loves J dainty ties tie and jabots Iamente la laments laJnent ¬ ments that she never pays 1360 30 3 b0 for a acravat a acravat acravat cravat or other styJt stylish h neckgear that thatshe thatJlhe thatshe she does no spill tomato tornattl soup upon It Itthe Itthe itthe the first time U it Is I worn II If the waist waistor waietor waistor or skirt > > k1rt have a white ground or be all allwhite allohlt allwhite white ohlt you will be amazed Hd to find bow howmuch bowmuch bowmuch much grime and grease may be re t d6e n e i c7gd an dfia e II V or r so ago I can picture the child stand standing standing standing ¬ ing over a pile of once charming tub tubfrocks tubtracks tubfrocks frocks now a tousled unlovely pus pusxle puzzle MIS MISsle xle Organdies lawns la sprigged apri apristriped and andstriped andstriped striped and dotted muslina11 muslins all too good goodto goodto oA oAto to throw away and which if removed removedeven removedeven removedeven even partially partial I would play a eredttable eredttablepart orIta orItapart oraditablepart part at seaside Ide and Qd in n mountain hotels hotelsat hot hotat hotelsat at picnics and on moonlight verandas verandasnext verandasnext verandasnext next summer Mummerthe the next so soon ib t d r V f + d daa < aa A Q e eApAgOd 1 1t > ApAgOd ApAgOds t s t dt I e 7 IIsT rP a o cLpij70Q U Il n EfJ d 6f e s s4Is 5 P T e eb moved by a dry cleanser Provide your yourself yourselt yourself ¬ self with a block of magnesia JDA < < JtMI of the thebest thebeat thebest best quality and go faithfully fl thtuny over the thefabric thefabric thefabric fabric not missing A < < a stitch laDC using theblock the theblock u ublock block Itself as a rubber Lay this 11 aide asMeand aideand we weand and rub rubtlUll till gently p gentlywith UYwith with a clean com complexion complexJon complexion ¬ plexion brush bru h working the alkaline pow powder powder powder ¬ der into the muslin Without blowing blowingIt It off ot put the garment rment away in a dose dosebor elo dosebox e ebox box for two days Then shake brush brushand brueband brushand and hang in Ue tl e wind If you have havespilled hay hayp havespilled spilled p led Ice cream or tee cream soda OB OBthe ORthe onthe the waist wa t or slut rt the base of the spot spotis spotis pot is grease Apply the magnesia mape I It has hasloving h hloving hasloving loving affinity atrlnlt for oils of all kinds kindsIf ktnelaIt kindsIf If you must wash colored organdie organdieand o organdiesand dleB dleBand and lawns law set the colors after you have haveremoved hanremoved haveremoved removed grease F and s grime ine as II rar far a as the tbeIn5 themagnesia i imagnesia magnesia In5 ia will do it O One word more moreIt moreIt moreIt It is a good plan to rub oily on blemlslws blemlslwson on table linen and wearing apparel with withchalk wtthchalk withchalk chalk or magnesia before they go o into intothe Intothe intothe the wash I carried home once on when whena hen hena a child what I thought th ugbt was a funrvtale fimpT fimpTtale fnnrTtale tale of an old la sly 3y not remarkable for forneat forneat forneat neat housewifery who called out outSally outSally outSally Sally quick the chalkl as the th cloth clothwas clothlatd clothwas was laid for dinner and she lb espied e pled pledgreat a agreat agreat great grouse grepoe 51 spot pot left from trOm a former formermoal formermoal o omeal moal moalAnd And a very wise thing it weal commentetl com commented commente ¬ mented mente < my mother who ho hated gossip gossipThe gos gossipThe lp lpThe The chalk loosens the grease lFea and dirt dirtbefore dirtbeCore dirtbefore before the linen is wet and makes makeswashing makMwuhlng makeswashing washing ever so much easier easierTo easierTo r rTo To set the color you 01 would keep inhave in inhave Innave have ready a tub of pretty strong cold coldbrine coldbrine coldbrine brine to which add for every + gallon gallonof gallonot gallonof of cold water an ounce of alum which whichhas whichhu whichhas has been powdered then dissolve dl 80lvel in inboiling InbOllln inboiling it itwith Itwith t twith lawn In the tub dipping up and lid down downto downto to wet it thoroughly and IItU turning it itseveral itseveral several ral times during the two hours kshould k Hshould should Dave ba In the brine At the end endof 8Mdot andof of that time tl 1 shake off the dripping wet wetand wetancl wetand and hang 4n the shade until half dry dryThe dryThe dryThe The object of getting rid of superfluous superfluousmoisture BUPUrtuooSmoIIIture superfluousmoisture moisture before hanging the muslin muIIM s on onthe Oftthe onthe the line Is I to prevent th the streaks that thatmight tltAtnlrht thatmight might com come from slow low dripping down downthe doWftthe downthe the length of skirt or r waist To make makesure JOckesure makesure sure of this tht large arc garments or drap draperies draperies draperies ¬ eries nay be rolled lightly in a dry drysheet drysheet drysheet sheet and pressed v very ry gently Uy to absorb absorbhe aMcKbe absorbhe he e wet While hUe still damp rim rinse quickly quicklyin in cold water to dislodge dta10d any clinging clingingcrystals eltacftgCrylltal clingingcrystals crystals crystalsThe CrylltalThe crystalsThe The rest of the process should also b bgone be begone begone gone through with rapidly Wash In Inmild InmUl Inmild mild suds Do not rub with soap soapilina soapHme soap1T ilina 1T e as soon as the gown comes out fefe 7zPo BK5fc BK5fcssrtse orbY R q dQ7Qr dQ7QrQ7CO ssrtse aGo u f O50r soya soyarr rr 7 t7 t7C d lYC C of the suds and do not let it lie fir ft r i a second in the rinsing rfMllft < < water wat Dry in inthe InI inthe I the wind wt d and lLII4lM shaie shah To ha lung f it in the thesun UteBun thesun sun would be run to the sensitive sensitivecolor IIeIUIltlvecolor sensitivecolor colorCover color colorCover colorCOver Cover the Ironing board with several severalthicknesses aeveraithicknesses eral eralt1 thicknesses t1 elmeue of flannel and these t with withvery withII withvery II very thin muslin mWl Iron while whl damp tJam P It Ityou Ityou ityou you allow the muslin m to get dry AntI AntII andthen nd ndthen I then sprinkle it you lOa wilt have a apatchy aT apatchy patchy T surface surfaceIron aurtaeeIron surfaceIron Iron colored material on the tta wrong wrongside wronswe wrongside side we The beat of the iron Oa wilt fade It Hif ItIt ItIf if it be laid directly cJhoectI upon u the figures figureson Ap i ion on the right side For doing 4oia < < up black blacklawns blackawns blacklawns lawns awns and organdies try 7 this way wayBoll wayBoll wayBoil Boll two quarts of the cleanest wheat wheatbran 111eatbran wheatbran bran you can buy in six ax quarts of water waterfor waterfor ater aterfor for half an hour Coo and str stira t a 1 it itthrough itthrough itthrough through cheesecloth chee ecloth If too oo thick th1 thin thinto thinto thinto to the consistency of von u cream with withcold withcoIcI withcold cold water Be e careful to have H It of ofeven ofeven ofeven even consistency cen leteRcy and free tw from t particles particlesof of husks or dust dustYou duetYou dustYou You Mrlll 111 not require soap oAp or starch starchWajh starchVa1h starchWash Wash the fabric in the bran mixture mixturequickly mlxtursqulckl mixturequickly quickly dry in the u shade atwd and iron ironwhile ironwhile Ironwhile while It It is very damp dampFOR daJlliFOR dampFOR FOR NEEDLEWOMEN NEEDLEWOMENThere There is t te l e nicest little affair fta1r which whichwill whichwill whichwelt I will be Invaluable to the needlewoman needlewomanwho I who te It fond of embro lertng et1 5 dainty designs de designs d691g ¬ 91g signs upon lingerie and house hou linen linenit UnenIt linenit it is the new stiletto which is made madewith made1th madewith with 1th a 8 gauge pu < < e so o that the slue Jse of the theeyelet theeelet theeyelet eyelet may be regulated One of the thegreatest thegreAteet thegreatest greatest difficulties found in eyelet work workembroider workwhich workwhich which In itself 18 the simplest kind to tombroklr toembroider embroider is the art of making the eye eyelets 8elets eyelets ¬ lets of uniform size Ize This little Instru Instrument Instrument Intrumeat ¬ ment obviates the difficulty and will be begratefully begratefully begratefully I 1 I I Family F amity SUNDAY SUNDAYBREAKFAST SUNDAYBREAKF SUNDAYBREAKFAST BREAKFAST BREAKFASTBerries BREAKF BREAKFASTBerries ABT ABTBerrie Berries rice boiled in ped raisins eaten with chicken graham muffing coffee c ttee LUNCHEON LUNCHEONBeef LUNCHEONBeet LUNCHEONBeef Beef loaf lo t tomato and brown bread and butter ers er and cheese radishes and ad cream cake tea teaDINNER teLDINNER teaDINNER DINNER DINNERGreen DINNERGroen DINNERGreen Green pea soup ouP log of asparagus spinach a la tart black coffee MONDAY MONDAYBREAKFAST MONDAYBREAKFAST MONDAYBREAKFAST BREAKFAST BREAKFASTOranges BREAKFASTOrange BREAKFASTOranges Oranges cereal and fried tomatoes brown and toast to t tea and coffee coffeeLUNCHEON cotteeLUNCHEON coffeeLUNCHEON LUNCHEON LUNCHEONSliced LUNCHEONSliced LUNCHEONSliced Sliced beef bee loaf fried in over asparagus a la over Saratoga chips crackers and oneeee oheeee ease tea teaDINNER t88DINNER teaDINNER DINNER DINNERSpinach DINNERSpInach DINNERSpinach Spinach soup a a lop a leftover stewed caroni caron with cheese en cream lcotroe lcotroeI I coffee I TUESDAY TUESDAYBREAKFAST TUESDAYBItEAKFAST TUESDAYBREAKFAST BREAKFAST BREAKFASTGrapefruit BItEAKFASTGrapefruit BREAKFASTGrapefruit Grapefruit hominy mlny and boiled egg eggs French rolls toast tea and coffee coffeeLUNCHEON eotteeLL coffeeLUNCHEON LUNCHEON LUNCHEONDeviled LL LUNCHEONDeviled CHEO Deviled sardines Mrdt on baked tomato toast toa t bananas and cream light J DINNER DINNERVeal DIN2 DIN2V DINNERYeas Veal V al broth with barley en ceaeeroie e stuffed beans strawberries and black coffee WEDNESDAY WEDNESDAYBRBAKl WEDNESDAYBREAKFAST BREAKFAST BREAKFASTBerries BRBAKl BREAKFASTBerries AST ASTBems Berries cereal and green ge n sweet peppers pen c oem ra tea and coffee coffeeLUNCHEON LUNCHEON LUNCHEONMince LUNCHEONIlnce LUNCHEONMince Mince of liver r fut The doctor said he lance it in a a day or two gence completely y fellow liow and an Boeing this I bring ring it to a head by means I incorporated ingredients One oil twelve drops of drops of carbolic acid I into an emulsion and a feather Before anointing spot with the mixture I with warm water and two days I opened it with heeled beautifully I hope this may spare the agony of the lancet lancetMrs laneetMrs lancetMrs Mrs A I E A Sensible mother Avoid when you can The the heroic measure has ment is that it generally core cor That is a hard center which is the seed poison that causes cau e the to t be absorbed by the ly 1 to break out In other mestic estic sure surgery may get g t gentle pressure pr HUre and by 3 strands ot stout silk in n tions holding the middle down firmly upon the neb a way al as to tan the tough core QOr and pull would a loose tooth I times twtthout without number numberA numberA numberA A Brace of Excellent A liberalminded 1lbarai minded corn tributes a brace of CHOCOLATE Beat Be t together t gether one whole yolks Oiks of three th Add to this thl ful or sugar one pint oC salt and flavoring to taste an undercruat t Grate two t fu fttia of unsweetened at the back of the stove In of boiling water to melt me whites of three eggs until teaspoonfuls of powdered gradually gradual into the melted When Vben the pie is ing on top and return to five minutes CRKAM SOUP SOUPPut SOUPPut soupPut Put a piece of butter large hickory nut into a a it brown crumble into craoker or a slice Of stale brown it in the butter and half a 8 coffee cupful of b Now when it is soft and one cupful of sweet cream boll and remove from fire before serving rv1ns This Is a a person MRS Would not the addition of of onion juice and a little ley also a dash of pepper

SOME OP THE NEW STYLES IS HATS. 71 n «*3 s' S3'* i ■ i ? ELAT, 'I V. ara £-*■( ■ A 1 J J r f i; ■ f a ' F M / ID .'i ■' 3 'S* * 1 , I Kerry • Widow * J J 7 T^ «■K. - ». - v/M A V\ (/\ f V "t \* ' W \ w \ *■ F 'M & *5, As iv "•-■■an i 4{ w, / v ft 7 \ .j ''ék / : I,,-'' - a n y V> . CNT « X Sv*.»/: SS* S Hxr e ^CATTTXlGiC TV old-time bat of twenty years «go—the one that reaembled an Invert ed kettle with ■ cockade which stuck up In the air several feet— I« to be the latest ernxe this spring Tire new cre ation It called "The Campaign lit!" and will cost all the way from •» to $1.1)00— this In order that the common them ordinary. Among the most popu lar hat* ibis year are the Campaign hat. lb* Merry Widow aallor, the black leghorn, and a new evening bat. Tb« one thing that la barred In hâta I« the big. wide headpiece no faahtonahle a year ago. At»- there will be no rib ho«i* worn on stylish bits. There will I*, however, abundant quantities of

F. J. Hale. Bryan's addresTin - m < n picked 111 their hats. Senator Hale , who was 01 the stage and who always has an e > i for a trade , proposed' to swap hut : with Hryan. Bryan took him up. As the democratic leader gave ai added twist to his new headpiece , IK remarked , "This is , I think , the flrs time that Halo ever got the worst o a trade. " So if Mr. Ilryan doesn't look like hli

.TTORNET GENERAL WADE ELLIS OF OHIO. Who comes from Taft with the platform. PROMINENT KKPIIBL.ICANS AT CHICAGO. JOHN R. MAT-LOT. General Secretary of the Republican National Con vention. EX-GOTORNOR FRANKT.TX MTTRPHT OF 1 NEW JERSEY. Vice-Presidential possibility. JOHN* HATS HAMMOND. The mining engineer candidate for

STREET PAGEANT IS CiiEEHED BY little the float no .lis tront ami t'lonliujr. one of in the ileal, erand" of the V. oeeu fol and in wearing was in and was 51 First was a buck- j sample rnd a last 'he 5 which i des 1 wear hats, car being extended the next S, A", j Gray. ! and :i00 the float lo Kent 0. truism, the oj mmMM & r" mi It- If -4:r ELKS' LODGE IN THE U. C. T. PARADE.

LITTLE GIRLS WEAR LARGE HATS Runabout or playtime hats for little girls are as simple of design and trim as those worn by the cowboys of the western plains Although of coarse

FOUR BABY BEAUTIES IN THE CONTEST I MARGARET EVELYN STOTT STOTTGeorgetown STOTTGeorgetown STOTTGeorgetown Georgetown D C CANNIE CANNIE CANNIE ANNIE SZCKEBY 310 Twelfth Street Northwest NorthwestSELFAPPOINTED NorthwestSELFAPPOINTED NorthweutSELFAPPOINTED SELFAPPOINTED GUARDIAN GUARDIANFINDS GUARDIAN I IFINDS IFINDS FINDS MANY FRIENDS BY BYNOT Y Yx YNOT NOT BORING BORINGWhen BORINGYben BORINGWhen x When some one asked ked a popular wo woman woman weman ¬ man why hy everyone everO e liked her she sheturned sheturned IM IMturned turned scarlet and said with Uh a little littlelaugh lIttlelaugh littlelaugh laugh I wont pretend tetencl that J do not notknow DOtknow notknow know why I have more friends now newthan nowthan nowthan than I used to have for that would be bethe bethe bethe the same as telling a falsehood The Theonly Theonl Theonly only onl reason I can give however is that thatsomo thatsomo thatsome MAY MA RISTON 462 G Street Soathwest SoathwestSUGGESTIONS SfMithweatSUGGESTIONS SoethweatSUGGESTIONS JAMES F V1RNSTEIK V1RNSTEIKlaci laci Third Street Southeast SoutheastSHEATH SOUtheeltSHEATH SoutheestSHEATH SHEATH GOWNS GOWNSGO GOWNSGO GOWNSGO GO OUT OF DOORS DOORSTwo Two Actresses Walk Along Phila Philadelphia Philadelphia Philadeiphia ¬ delphia Street Stre StreetPolice tPol Police ce Requir Required ¬ ed to Handle Crowd CrowdPHILADELPHIA CrowdPHIIADKL4PI1A CrowdPHILADElJPHIA PHILADELPHIA Pa P June sheath gown ha ham struck and has caused a geaatkm M tloft on Chest Chestnut Cbe Chestnut t tnut nut street M o much so that the had tbetr band full to keep l lack < a k crowd of 0 anxious ano rubber rur necks XwG Grace G Van Stwldityrd and ad Ktos Lorraine two actrcMros wore th the dr dreams a s and the sensation tloa was all 11 the most t exacting press agent could de

N LITTLE MILADI LINGERIE This summer llttlo girls are literally to be garbed In lingerie from head to foot Not only are white frocks trimmed elaborately with flounclngs headings and edgings of fine muslin embroidery but the bit white hats

to Flu r L rL I Democrats Democratsn r at atin of Convention ConventionLive CortvCfltboflLive Eve They TheyWill F rear ear that in t tS for the Y Selected Sete SeteSacritice t Be 11 11to d S Sacrl eems b O Y fe tce N 0 Tail to the theBrya1 I IBryan to Be Kite r OME O OC ME men seek seekv no nomination nominationfor mi nation nationfor for the Vice ViceI VicePre P Pre Presidency Presidencysome res s idency idencysome idencysome some escp escpJit escllJit escti esctiit it and sort sozhave so sohave sorthave have it thrttsi thrttsiupon thrJliupon thru i iupon upon them i tparaphrase ij ijparaphrase J Jparaphrase observaUwi observa observation observatlon ¬ the Democratic Democraticconvention Democraticconvention Democraticconvention for the last lasttwelve laltwelve lasttwelve at regular and andprolonged andprolonged andprolonged prior thereto theretohas theretohas theretohas to saying ICon IConihe on onihe onthe funeral prelimivaries prelimi preliminaries preliminaries number of ofgentlemen ofgentlemen ofgentlemen probable latter latterclass latterclass latterclass retreat retreatTo rctreatTo retreat7o prospect of flying flyingtail flyingtaU flyingtail kite appeals with withabout withabout withabout force as did th 1kkproposition thproposition 11proposition up to a condemned condemnedcriminal condenlnicriminal condemncriminal cannibal isle who whowas wrowas whowas would be clubbed clubbedto offered the priv privilege privilege privilege ¬ any portion o of offts ofIfis f flis the first blow blowshould blowshould blowshould by side the array arrayof arrayof arrayof Vice Presidential Presi Presidential President ¬ is most pathetic patheticthe feature being the thevarying thevarying thevarying of fear depicted depictedon faces presented presentedas candidate sings singsin Who Me iU e Not NotMe NotMe NotMe Man ManN ManIN place nearly n8 Il every everyB overyfavorite everyfavorite now dodging the theBryan theBryan theBryan net has nurtured nurt red all allthrough aUthrough allthrough languorous Ianguorousspring spring and andsummer andBummer andeumrner supreme confldenoethat confidence confidencethat conftdencethst would look mighty mightytempting m mightytempting ht httempting head of the ticket ticketNaturally ticketNaturall ticketNaturally are some hurt feel feelings feelIngs feelings ¬ appear at this thisbelated thisbelated thisbelated a benign Vet of ofdelegates ofdelegates ofdelegates forward ln insteadand Instead Insteadand tead teadnd little boy have havesome havesome havesome awfully sorry aorl the theJam thejam thejam olfCan off offCan oreCan anything more joit joitIHK joItInlit jolting sensibility len lbtltty such as is ispossessed 18p98ellMd ispoeeeased Gov John A John Johnson Johnson Johnson ¬ Or for instanceJudge instance instanceJudge In tance tanceJudge Judge Judson JudsonHarmon Judsoni JucMonHannon R Francis Senator SenatorIsidore SenatorIsidore SenatorIsidore or Senator John V VDaniel W WDaniel V VDaniel gentlemen have all allscanned aUscann allscanned In days gone by byon brOn bynn articles artlc beginning beginningAmong begtnntBrmong beginningmong may be noml nomlnitptl nomlnlt nominftPd etc etcOthers etcOlher etcOthers been vainly en endeavoring endCAvortnc ondeavorhys ¬ a getaway getxv since sinceit abroad that the theparty thepart theparty Mr Bryan was wasseeking wasseeking wasseeking loadable laudable laudablecandidate laudablecandldat laudablecandidate the place of the thelate thelate thelate Uncle Hen Henry Henry ¬ who set eft t such sucha UCha of selfsacrifice four fouryears touryears fouryears Lieutenant Governor GovernorChanter GovornorChanler GovernorChanler York John W WKern WKern V VKern John Mitchell Uchcll of ofunion otunion ofunion Burton Harrison Harrisonof Hrn n nof the inimitable Col ColJ CotJ ColJ of Chicago Chl go and andelsewhere andelr andet x IfnAef i r rl l 7 r r t afa afat t n 4s1 w s rw r k k w YOIYri3Y11 JUDGE JUDSON HARMON HARMONOne HARMONOne HARMONOne One of the Liveliest ef tile Sidesteppers Sidesteppewoffice office stems that his name will b 1M be before Nfore before ¬ fore th tM convention as a Presidential Prsaidestklcandidate PrukleaUaleantUtlat8 Presidentialcandidate candidate therefore it would b be beseen1y un unseemly anseemly ¬ seemly to talk about minor p pe pebilities MfII MfIIbUtUM < s 4 4bilitiee bilitiee bilitieeBlographors bUtUMD bilitiesBiographers Biographers D raphftnl tell wt that GovernorJohnson Governor GovernorJohnson GOVenHMJobn80n Johnson started in life a peer lad Jadand ladand and that on one of the first things t 1115S h hdid M Mdid bedid did was to nils ral raise a mortgage mon e fr from in MB herwidowed MBwidowed fti ftiJdowed widowed mothers cottage The gov governor ge geernor gevernor ¬ ernor has ha strained mtghtfly at th thmortgage the themort themortgage mortgage mort the Peerless Peerae One O seems seemsto seamsto 6M 6Mto to have ba ve on first place but somehow somehowseems sn hew hewseems howsecrnM seems to have lost the knack of ora1 ora1In raleleg rate rateing In leg things thingsAnd thlnl8And thingsAnd And He Points WithPride WithPrideFrantically WIth PrIde PrIdeFJ8nUcaUy PrideFrantically Frantically he waves avea his arms ar and andpoints aMpoIn andpoints points poIn with pride to the fact that thatwhereas t thatwhereas 8t 8twhereas whereas Minnesota gave Roosevelt Rooseveltsomething RooeeveltI1Omothlng Rooseveltsomething something like 1919O majority over a Democratic Demo < rauc candidate for f r President Pr t it evened l ned up things by giving him a aDemocrat aDemocrat aDemocrat Democrat 7C40 to majority the sameyear same sameyear me meJear year over combined gubernatorial gubernatorialopposition IubonlatorlaloPP08IUon gubernatoropposltlon opposition Mildly he hI insteualoe thai Nebraska N e rlUJka has never exhibited such IMle a benevolent disposition and mildly Mr IIr Bryan keeps dictating speeches ape Cbo to the thepbGnogrAph thephonograph phonograph and preparing for the ap p ¬ proaching obsequies obsequiesMr C equles equlesII Mr II Bryan is described by b those thotewlio t thosewho e ewho who have gazed upon his urbane coun ¬ tenance recentl to be in a concilia cone g ¬ tory mood 1 His s conciliation has ele oe oevated elevated ¬ vated Judge George Gray to the th task taskof taXot taskof of dodging doo < < lng second place pl which he is Iattnl doing with all II the agility lIty acquired acquir during a lifetime in politics Perhaps Judge Gray Gra is th the most mo t uneasy rHn man in the lot He has a right to be for if Mr Bryan has conciliated and ca capitulated capUulated capitulated ¬ pitulated to the extent that he te will ¬ ing to overlook the little 11W matter of o the judges bolting the Bryan standard In ISM things must Dld t indeed Jn eed be serious for the Delaware jurist juristLike jurl jurioLLike t tLike Like those tho e other estimable gentleman before mentioned he te subject to the thecall thflcaU thecall call ef the party for first place but all allthe aUtoo allthe the hypnotic suggestion sugge tion that Lincoln LincolnNebrAsk LincolnNebraska Nebraska has been aM able to shoot shootacross IIbcotAcro shootacross across Acro space has been powerless to toshow toshew toshow show the jurist jU11 t wherein he would wOHklpose woeklpose wouldpose pose as a disciple of Solomon by y relin relinquishing rellnqulahlng relinquishing ¬ quishing a life job on the bench the thegift thegift thegift gift of President MeKinley feKlnle in order orderto orderto orderto to possess thereafter a fellow feeling for your Uncle Henry Gassaway and Adlai I E EHarmon EHarmon tt ttHarmon t Photo copyright gbt IMS iy 1 t y W WaMon V 1Jon ion Fawn FawnJOHN F1HtJOHN Fan ca caJOHN JOHN W KERN KERNIndianas KERNIndianas KERNIndianas Indianas Offering for the Sacrifice Sacrificeour our old friend Col J Ham Lewis Lewishe Lewt8he Lewishe he of the flowing dowln whiskers Roger Ro r C CSullivan CSui G GSullivan Sui Sullivan vaa national comniztteeHMn C from fromIllinois tlMft1111110I11 fnnIllinois Illinois is said to be sponsor for Cot CotJ 0eLHam Ce CeJ J Ham as one of the Democratic Democr tic jsMl jsMlbearers MtiI NtI1rona MtiIbearors bearers rona In this laudable undertaking undertakinghe under underhe he has the th support or the Georgia Georgiadelegation GeIgiadelegation Georgiadelegation delegation Colonel Lewis and an his hiswhiskers hIMwhi hiswhiskers whiskers whi kers having once been a resident rosMentof of that productive State Colonel LewIs Lew Lewis IAvIs ¬ is perhaps is 1 in a more receptive receptivestate recepthstate receptivestate state as regards the nomination thanothers than thanothers thaBothers others mentioned his wellknown tal talents talents talents ¬ ents as 8 an orator and his hirsute hirsuteadornment hirsuteadornme hirsuteadornment adornment t Improving wiut such a lec lecture lecture lecture ¬ ture tour as th the candidacy we wetdd etlki td en entail entail entail ¬ tail At the Bier of Hoke Smith SmithIt It is but proper that th the reader readershould readershould readershould should linger here for a moment over overthe overthe overthe the bier of one already alre dy dead deadone one who whoa whofew a few short months ago was VP3 toasted toastedabout to toastedabout tod todabout about the banquet board In Washing Washington Vashlngton ¬ Y lS lSFf2 7 Ff2 lJ zj a77 Sterograph copyright copr bt J89T ay Underwood Un4etW 04 k Uaderweod UaderweodJOHN U UnderwoodJOHN rw OO OOJOHN JOHN MITCHELL MITCHELLLabor MITCHELLLabor MITCHELLLabor Labor Leader Who Is Doing His Best to Dodge the Vice Presi Presidential Presidential Presidential ¬ dential Nomination of Brown Brown and Broad vs s Hoke and andHunger andHunger andHunger Hunger it Is most mo t painful to contem contemplate contemplate contemplate ¬ plate the chances for the Hon Hokes Hokespolitical Hokespolll1cal Hokespolitical political resurrection resurrectionJD resurrection4D t stepping bombs and boycotts or prowl prowling PlOwlIDg prowlbig ¬ big the bowels of the earth but hell hellbe henbe hellbe be blasted It he e wants ants any an politics in inhis inhie inhis his Mr Mitchell says that anyone anyonewho anyonewho anyonewho who would shove 8 nomination noml Uon at him himwhile himhlle himwhile VF5 VF5Z2 Z2 DR WOODROW WILSON WILSQ3TOf Of Priaeetea University Wie I Is Mrs MrsBryams XuBryaas MrsBryans Bryams Cbetee fee Her HM Huebaals HMbaaas H HHa4ls baaas Rmnac R Mate Mateher J Matebet te teher her husband The professor it si sisaid i isaid 1 1Id said Id Is a great t speaker votes kit with withequal withfQUa1 withequal equal facittty both tbe dead And liv living UTine living ¬ ing language ces HIs ability a1I tty to 0 handle handlethe handlethe uuadI uuadIthe the former is said to peculiarly qualify qualitybias quautyhim qualifyhtm him to remonstrate with those d de e L Stories About WellKnown Several years 8RZI ago go former Senator SenatorFred Se SenatorFred ter terPnod Fred T Dubois Du of Idaho made an extended ex extended 81tended ¬ tended tour to the far farlast > BSsC R at H He was ac accompanied accompanied 0 0comIHU11e4 ¬ companied by R F PotOgrew of South SouthDakota SoutbDakou SouthDakota Dakota and Frank Cannon of Utah Utahboth Utahboth Utahboth both members memb < < s of the Senate at the thetime tMUIM thetime time timeWe We were traveling tra incognito as they theysay theyay theysay say ay along the banks of Ute Wabash Wabashsaid Wab8slsaJd Wabashsaid said Mr lr Dubois Ubut bat w wo < > received more moreor moreor moreor or lees official attention at the places plaoeswe we vteKed and Del we wore compelled to tomake tomake tomake make a good many seraiofficial > > visits visitsOur vWtsOur visitsOur Our experience at Hongkong Ho ckoftg where wherewe whe8we wherewe we called en the HI governor oC the prov province provInce prevince ¬ ince Prince Ebony was entertaining entertainingand and a aUaost atpo t reached the dignity of ofdlplomRk a adiplomeoc adiplom diplom diplomeoc incident incidentThe 1ncl4eDtThe incidentThe The reception was according a < < rdIDC to Chi Chinese Chin56 Chinese ¬ nese style Chairs were placed in Inrow a arow arow row the prince seated at on one end with withthe withthe withthe the rest at a us stretched out In a line linelike linelike IDeJtke like members of a Jl minstrel Dstre1 show If Ifthe Itthe I1the the prince had been seated ted in the mid middle midcUe middie ¬ cUe the resemblance to a m mfo mnetrel netrel trel per performance perfonnance performance ¬ formance would have been p feet The Theprince Therince Theprince prince rince made a splendid interlocutor interlocutorand and after the Chinese fashion fairly fairlybombarded falr falrborded fairlybombarded bombarded u us Ja with Questions Tea T was wasserved wa waHVcd wasserved served In dainty cu cups > 3 and saucers and andthen andtben andthen then as a special mark of respect respectchampagne re respectchampagne pect pectChamPAl1l8 champagne was produced The service servicewas MrTteewu servicewas was perfect throughout and we departed departeddeeply cMP6rtecldeeply departeddeeply deeply Impressed with the noiseless De elMs skilland skill skilland skillaDd and celerity of Prince Shengs staff ata of ofservants oCseraDts ofservants servants servantsTht seraDtsuTkf servantsThe The following oncn a day Prince Shea Sheng and andhis andhb andhis his s suite ttte arrayed In their most most gory gorygeeue gor gorgeom gozeeu geom eeu robes of state paM 141 us a a re return return return ¬ turn visit t Of course we knew thai thaithey tbIuthey thatthey they would come awl got ready for forthem torthem forthem them Some member ntem1 er of the t e party sug suggested surgHted suggested ¬ gested that It would be a good Idea to toentertain toontertzJn toentertain entertain our ou distinguished diattDJ1llbedAmmcan guests guestsAmerican guestsAmerican American style with whisky whl ky and andsandwiches an andsandwiches < 1 1sand sandwiches sand viches I insisted that wo must musthave mustlIae musthave have tea as a concession COBC 5Ien to Oriental Orientalcustom Orientalcustom Orientalcustom ceased voters that the p phaft have a way of registering re etedDg every torn years Perhaps Per p f feser win be utisbie we to bunch bit of axeteari eUed delegates not th the man but anyway ton trustees havent yeat 7 yt 2irma ai r snot t X Meek teaarasj from New N York ta wit the conviction that th t Governor Chanter Cbaa of thai could carry New 2C w York Y8 c Just ju t as Cfeamp Clark tells teD a Joke of Ida nsmlnifion Jtr to De a met ja t as positive that sttbjset far t a Joke JokeOnly joIre0aIJ JokeOily Only mat week that bone Senator ddon rote cnokrrt with emotion eJD tJoa of gmtttnd pa t1Ide playing hide about his cheek with titMde delivered himself as to speak speakWhile ak akwillie willie doalA y kind ktej nue wttacaaeas 1d ones flaking my the nomination ttifta for the dency I feel that I can beet party ta the ranks and on the sk sate W1 Which ch being manna that if a Senator ID1I te better 1Ntt to sleep In the upon the roet rostrum and IWI that one 0 eye has never rested OBcapisd OOIIIJ II t by 1 7 that t t elongated C W FSanater F FSoBater 7SOBatr i SoBater Daniel aeneter Daniel tent but its It a safe bet even en bettteg State that when get ready J t to notify the lb man that be can have his ed at tile bottom of some ticket he will be 1 e absent dUe Dead Gulch or some orado town far from Denver throng Mr r Daniel Virginia VL tn1a the mother cf Hes He not looking 1ookID < < for a Job But before bel the t e week te i Democrats I > meaning meA l Xr r have made their choice t a score of oar leading 1ee IDg teat serenely eoe17 once ODC more DOn bosom of the chosen one nighUly r ttk like hate ato the that the average a man centtets c eatl ta offtee offteeIfs ofileeIt ofiheeits It its peculiar that they Ifs H a great eat office and great man to all It but prospect of getting 5 ttDg it has tame Ia soothing effect fetieae politician that a undertaker 4lenakel would w uld have man whos < cofac alrnady a r taken takenGRANNY tkeaGRANNY takenGRANNY GRANNY IS Slow Music Musicthread XUIIictc MusicOcas4fra Ocas4fra < tc II i8 Gee hundred aa red 0IM0 busdt busdtIdttt ecl aDd a five Idttt > > t aawall saw all grannys J5 fan thread thn te Isloa haimii thfeu thfeuax loa ax are e tern t < < a with the Gaaii i is one madred shes JIae spry c7 and ad can donee doneeBut ae ce ceB8t c cBat Bat shes alae a goner we know most mu t go soTo goTo goTo To the game and Senator Stephen B Virginia made New 8W for a good many years the seventies be was th t tha Congress Coare s from that T ritt accordingly aer = t tabl7 many friends western we tern country couaa and look upon him as s a quasi New Mexico Scarcely a doting the s SCAtstoos eions of the senior Senator from is I not called upon to 3 to inn of some son of New a PecJeral ral position Early Earl Mr Sias received a letter out ut la New Mexico exIoo whom asking him to use his get him a certain po Sands Sa 1 payroll payrollThe piLyroIlTiM payrollThe The Senator s tCK wrote his that he W8 would W do what him but suggested SU < < J Sted in t that t it might be b a good np a petition and get et as 5 friends to saga It as Two months later 1 ter as a wa was ea the point of on K street for the touring ear rolled up to out sprang his friend ico followed by two men who staggered up a huge leather le tber bound clasps claspsI I followed your tor said the man the t e big book that had on the Senators porch more time he added I gotten the signatures sI ureB of man in New Mexico bet tt a good many of the boys b 7s I reckon reckonSenator reckonSenator reckonSenator Senator i 3kins smiled a as he gazed upon tho Thats all right be had a long talk with Pre

tl I IRUGGED I II I Li I SCENES AROUND PRESIDENTIAL CANDIDATES SUMMER QUARTERS QUARTERSEpiscopal I I IP + P I IEpiscopal Episcopal Church at Hot Springs Where Where the Taft Family Attends Services Phutos C Cpyrght gllt I iS fS VMldon JoIlCtU FawcrttSun JoIlCtUSun Sun Parlor Opening from the Taft TaftApartments TaftApartments TaftApartments ApartmentsPIE Apartments ApartmentsPIE ApartmentsPIE PIE THE THDOWNFALL E DOWNFALL DOWNFALLOF EOF OF HUNGRY THIEF THIEFEats THIEFEats THIEFEats Eats as He Leads Pursuers and andGets andGets andGets Gets Big Bite Stuck in inThroat inThroat inThroat Throat ThroatNEW ThroatEW ThroatNEW NEW EW YORK July nTen 11 Ten days < on onBlackwails onBlackw onBtackwsils Blackwails Blackw Us Island for simply surround sarrounding surrounding surroundInG ¬ ing a pie Thats what Eugene Hender Henderpon HenderOn Henderson son On got today And An the worst of it was wasthat wasthat wasthat that he packed the pie in his bread breadbasket breadbasket breadbasket basket between jumps as E a Bronx Bronrcrowd Broncrowd Bronxcrowd crowd hunted 1unt him hintEugene himEugene himEugene Eugene had just emerged omelKl from ths thsworkhouse th thworkhouse thworkhouse workhouse when a 8 baker shop and pies piesdawned piestawned piesdawned dawned upon his view yle He grabbed grabbedtwo grabbelto grabbeItwo two and run Th The baker the bakers bakerswife b bakerswife kIs kIswJe wife the bakers children cbndr n and ncl two de detectives detectlvls detectives ¬ tectives who 00 had witnessed witnes ed the awful awfulcrime awfulcrime awfulcrimelnursned crime crimelnursned pursued Then from every alley alleycame alleyCfLme alleycame came the crowd and cries of murder murderthief murderthle murderthief thief kidnaper filled 1Ule the air airBut airBut airBut But Eugene ran And Eugene being beinghungry beln belnaungI beinghungry hungry aungI and a strategist t tried to eat eatthe eatthe eatthe the evidence as 8 his long Ion I legs streaked streakedup GENERAL VIEW OF HOT SPRINGS VA

IN OLYMPICJ GAMES GAMESNATHAN GAJYlES NATHAN J CARTMELL CARTMELLUniversity LAWSON ROBERTSON ROBERTSONOf ROBERTSONUniversity ROBERTSONUniversity Pennsylvania Who Won Heat in aooMeter aooMeterRace Of the IrishAmerican lrishAme can Team TeamRace TeamRace Race Today RECORDS RECORDSAT GAMES GAMESContinued GAMESContinued GAMESContinued from First Pagefourth Page Pagefourth Pagefourth the 400meter run hi 50 u O 15 15seconds t5seconds S Sseconds dash five e Yankees Yankeesand Yankeesand Yankeesand hers qualified while whileCanada whileCanada whileCanada Hungary Hu r Swedenand Sweden Swedenand Siedenand got one man through throughfor from a British stand standpoint standpoint standpoint ¬ defeat dere t of Morton the theEngliab theEngUsi theEngllsb by b D R Sherman Shermanthe 8hermanthe Shermanthe College sprinter The Themost The Themost Themost heat was between May Mayof llayof Mayof States and Kerr of Can Canada Canada Canada ¬ latter won in the fast fasttime fasttime fasttime seconds secon s the bestmark of ofthe orthe ofthe heats Kerr won by a astep astCJ astep men were cheered at atthe atthe aithe of the gruelling contest contestJ of Princeton University Universityfailed Unlverli Universityfailed t ttailed up for the sixth heat heatbut hE8tbut heatbut a Yankee won > n the heat heatanyway beatanyvay heatanyway absence of the fast col college college college ¬ not to serious Lawrence LawrenceRobertson Lar LawrenceRobertson e eRobertson the IrishAmerican Club Clubteam Chatteam Clubteam York was as looked upon uponas uponas his heat but he had to togive togive togive the speedy Britisher BritisherThe BrltleherTbe BritisherThe in the event will be berun berun berun y and the final Thursday ThursdayIn TlturM TlturMIn Trainer ralner Mke ke Murphy Murphywill Murphwill Murphywill Yankee quintet like a acasket acasket acasket Cheer Yankees YankeesGameness YankeesGemene YankeesGameness tae athletes from Ute tbeUnited UteUnited theUnited in the Olympic games gamestheir sam samtheir gamestheir and manly conduct in the theface 1A 1Aface tineface rulings r Ung8 and 00 conditlorwhave conditions conditionshave condltloMobse the stow litlo yielding ad admiration a4mlntlon admiration ¬ British and today totla the theYankee theYankel theYankee > 8 were cheered by the theEnglish theEnglish theEnglish they entered or left leftthe 16ftthe leftthe of the British shows a acomplete acomplete acomplete of form Heretofore Heretoforewhen Her8tororewhen Heretoforewhen beat an Englishman Englishmanone n none thought the King had haddied haddied haddied gloom that settled over overthe overthe overthe tlon but today when W WW WW r rV University of Illinois ath athlete aUtlete athlete ¬ in the 300meter race raceto rli rlito raceto after a magnifi magnificent magnlttcent magnicent ¬ the Britishers got right rightup rightup rightup the vanquished lad a amighty amighty amighty too when Yankees Yankeeswon Yankeeswon that has ha come ever everthe everthe overthe being commented on by byall b ball byall teams It looks as asthough asthough asthough tired of the ridicule of ofother otother ofother and were making a tre tremendous tremendous tremendous ¬ to show the world that thatshe thatshe thatshe a defeat without having havingto H L COE COEOf COEOf Of the University of Michigan Who Is Expected to Carry Off Honors in aooMeter Dash J

of o murder awaiting trial trialPardon trialPardon make rr 1ke up 1 lirsiciasa lrtIa o jinsun l 1lSln AL lhe No LVIIL LVII LVIIITHE THE UNITED STATES JAIL 1NSmE NSIDE th those thoseI o s e eI 0brwn I SIE I I I brown brwn walls wallsladies vall vallladiosad ladies ladiosad ladiosadSonUemen 1 a d I e 5 and andgentlemen andgentlemen 550 men menand menand menand 6 ninetyone ninetyonewomen nln t0ty0neomcfl e t Y 0 n e eomen impris imprisoned impnisoned ¬ are Impr Improned It is i the theUnited theUnied theIjnlted States Sttes jail jailwhere jaUwhere jatIwhere District Distrct of ofColumbia ofColumbia ofColumbia prisoners prisonersare prsoners prsonersae held awaiting awaitingtrial awnlng awnlngtrll awaitingtrial and ad where whereshort whereshort whereshort sentence men menserve menserve menserve out th t thlr thlrterms h lr lrterms I r rterm There are arealso Areals arealso n a number nUIber of ofmen ormen ofmen under sentence sentenceof sentenceot death dct there and andhair andhaIr andhalf a score ac and an that for which aged ag McKee though comer has cellent prison thats why such a In he te e ii ftlr T eighteen months with

1 LIILwIIJ WJ INJN A J W N LITTLE GIRLS ARE SWEETEST IN LINGERIE GARB The finest of linens and batistesiro employed for the ulternoon Pricks and hats of the little girls who lire passing tho summei at fn V hlomibl resorts Xo matter how simply made these frocks mny be there Is usually ahout them nn air of daintiness This effect is dun to the oneness of tho embroidery em ployed It appears in the form of wide or narrow banding and ruffles com bined with the tiniest of Valenciennes or Cluny lace frilllngs The lingerie hats me somewhat on tho Coday order made over win frames from which JMnMn 1 NM fNlw N rKMJN

r Bytleri By Marion n ttBrlan L UCH easy advice to give such suchhard suClhard SUCH S t hard advice to follow followto to keep keepcoal keepcool coolPerhaps coal coalPerhaps 00 > 1 1Perhap Perhaps it is harder for the theAmerican theAmerIcan theAmerican American housekeeper than for any anyone anyoneelseunluM one oneelse oneelseunlege else elseunluM unless it may be the American Americanbusiness Americanbusiness Americanbusluese business man It makes little difference differencethat dtfterencetl1at dlfferencethat that she has conveniences hi h her kitch kitchen kltchn kitchen ¬ en n the homemakers of ether lands never neverdream neyerdream neverdream dream of and that modern progress prGAT hassimplified has hassimplified hassimplified simplified her work a u for the womenof womenof women womenof of no country but America In spiteof spite spiteof spiteof of it all she Is always on the nwh ru h always al always alwaya ¬ ways in a hurry How can she keep keepcool keepcool keepcool cool coolHave Have I ever er told before the story of ofthe ofthe ofthe the woman in the insane 1ft asylum who whoall whoaU whoall all day da long paces the floor ft r saying 7InK everbreathiseeiy over overbreathlessly ovcrbreathlelllJly breathlessly Im catching up upl Im Imcatching Imcatching Imcatching catching up upI upI upI I dont believe any but an American Americanwoman Americanwoman Americanwoman woman would ever have her insanity insanitytake Inaanttytake take that particular turn turnAs tunAs turnAs l As a busy woman myself I confess confessto to a degree of sympathy with the wornan wom woman Woman ¬ an who ho is always al X on the rush and anddoes anddON anddoes does everything with ith all her might I Ionce 1once Ionce once referred to the type of woman womanwho womanwho womanwho who would ue a piledriver to stick a apin apin apin pin into a bow of ribbon nb ea Secretly Secretl I Iam Iam Iam am afraid I have a sympathy for that thatwoman thatwoman thatwoman woman I know Just how she feels feelsBut feeJBut feelsBut But my sympathy and understanding understandingmove move me all the more to say ay to thebusy the thebusy thebusy busy women who read this in the warm warmsummer WrlftBummer warmsummer summer days daysKeep Keep cool When 1 1say 1Bay 1say say it I have HO Idea Id that It ie an easy easymatter eIIYmatter easymatter matter to do But It may be done and andwhen andwhen andwhen when onee the trick is s wen you will willfind wHlfind willend find that it pay payOf paYlfOf paysOf Of course you cannot keep cool with withno withno withho no preparation It is iot O an easily eastl won wonaccomplishment wonaccomplishment wonaccomplishment accomplishment Make up your mind mindto mindto mindto to practice it systematical and sit sitdown altdown sitdown down quietly and study out for yourself yourselfthe YOUI8ellthe yourselfthe the methods you can follow followI I ha haNo > vo already spoken 8ftOk n of making makingyour makingyour makingyour your work lighter il < < hter and the steps I indi indicated Indicated indicated ¬ cated in that talk am I all J II means toward towardkeenfnir towardkeenlnl towaidkeenfnr keenfnir dool But there th te is I living Discarding heavy draperies ta table tablE table ¬ ble > covers fancy fanc dressing dre lng for your our bu bureau burtflu bure ¬ reau rtflu re u and bed reduces tour labors but butthere butthere butthere there are other thing thin Make your yourkitchen yourkitchen yourkitchen kitchen work as light a as you can ea eon consistently eonaletenUy eonsietently ¬ sistently and do what you must do with withas witha withas as a little heat as possible The other otherday otherday otherday day a woman who ho lives Uf > 9 in a big city er ado adoled c cled y led me into her rather roomy back yard yardHer yardlIeI yardHer Her home is on the outskirts and she shehas shehas e ehas has more space than falls fan to the lot lotof lotof lotof of many city dwellers In the comer comerJust conteIJust cornerjust Just outside the kitchen door was wulittle a alittle alittle little shed scarcely more than a leanto leantoThis leantoThis leantoThis and you have no to idea how much cooler coolerIt It keeps > the house houseThe hou houseThe e eThe The outdoor kitchen Is taken for forgranted forgranted forgranted granted by many dwellers d el18rs in the coun country country oeuntry ¬ try but never before had It occurred to tome tome tome me that one could be managed in town townOf townOf townOf Of course it is not within the roach of ofevery ofevery ofevery every one but before any woman gives givesit it up as impossible I would advise her herto herto I tamable there are other ways of keep keeping keepInG keeping ¬ ing cool One method I especially commend com command commend ¬ mend because I have practiced It my myself myself myself ¬ self with success Is to rise oarly and andgat andget andgot get the hottest tolls t I of the day out of ofthe ofthe ofthe the way while it IB I still Ult cool The rest restof restof restof of the household may may be in bed and andasleep anda andasleep asleep a lHfJ but you ou clad in light working workingarray workingarray workingarray array may fly about your kitchen kitchen kItvh n and anddo anddo anddo do much of the work which though thoughburdensome thoughburden thoughburdensome burdensome burden ome when the sun is hlghor Js Jslight Jslight islight light while the day is young This labor laborout laborout laborout out of the way W8 you ou may let your fire firego firego firego go down or turn out your gas burners burnersand burnersand burnersand and allow your kitchen to keep cool for forthe torthe forthe the rest Te t of the day dayBut fY fYBut ayBut But my family fans ty want hot food for fordinner fordinner fordinner dinner says s some one They may mayput lnayput mayput put up with a cold support but they theywant theywant theywant want a hot hearty meal in the middle middleof of the day I hav v to keep the fire firegoing fire80lng firegoing going until after 1 oclock anyway anywayHere anywayH8e anywayIIere Here Is the place for the hay stove stoveor or fireless cooker 1 have spoken of it teeayvr Gi7 JGw OJ vsr 7onCreen t7P6T cw74r et t dEs tG o often on this th page pa that some of you youmust yOube youmust must be tired of hearing about it Yet Yetevery Yoti Yotie Yetevery every e now and theta some one writes writ to toRM to11M tomw RM and ad ask asks me of it announcing that thatshe thathe thatshe she he has just heard of it for the first firsttime firsttime firsttime time In this boon to the housekeeper housekeeperta hou ekeeper ekeeperJa ta the means for giving your family familythat familyUtat familythat that hot meal they crave at noon and andyet Mdyet andyet yet of keeping k cool Tour hay stove stavewill stovewUl stovewill will turn out smoking soup meat Jft and andvegetables andveetabl andvegetables veetabl vegetables at noon that you put lit litthere IIIthere litthere there in the cool freshness of the morn morning mornlag mornlag ¬ lag A Maze of sticks in the range rapgewilt rangewill nytewftl will beat the water for dishwashing un unless unleu unless ¬ less you can procure it by lighting theburners the theburners theHIJtet8 burners of your out gas range or oil stove stoveThis stOl stoveTitle e eThis This is one on way of keeping cool and andan andan andan an admirable way Va It is There are oth others othen others ¬ ers I have spoken sp > ken of simplifying living livingDo JivIngDo livingDo Do this th on your own own account and with without without ¬ i iout out consulting your our family If they theycomment theycomment theycomment comment upon U R any change you have havemade havemade havemade made do not apologize for it but state statecalmly statecalmJy statecalmly calmly that you have 11 ve decided upon this thisor thisor thisor or that because it was desirable or a anovelty anovelty anovelty wished to introduce If you youtake yl youtake the Innovation as an Improvement Dont Dontgive Donts1vc Dontgive give them an opening to criticise criticiseFor crlUeiseor criticiseFor For or example You have spoken of the thehot thehot thehot hot meal In the middle of the day If Ifyou Ityou Ifyou you wish something not cooked in your yourhay yourhay OUt OUthay hay stove try the expedient of a good goodluncheon goodlunchoon goodluncheon luncheon which will be simpler than thanusual thaausual thanusual usual and so different that it will wiuhardly willhardly wilthardly hardly provoke comparison Have a avery avery avery very good salad and cold meat and anddainty an4daJnty anddainty dainty sandwiches and an especially especiallygood 8 especiallygood peetaJlYgood good sweet sweotall all things you can eitherdo either eitherdo elthedo do early in n the day or accomplish with wlthout without j jout out a fire fireand and make a a pot of tea t8 or a acup acup cup of hot coffee if they insist upon uponthat uJJOtlthat uponthat that In preference to cold drinks Or Orhave Orhave have a hot soup for the first course courseand counand centsand I and let everything after that b be ser orre4 orre4cold e i icold cold Or introduce the chafing dish dishand d8hand dishand I and give a savory dish of eggs or fish flshor fishor i ior or ofrJjiken o ken or other appetizing prepra prepratiglr j prepr rapria rapriatlflji tlflji ind nd have A vegetable salad lad with withthis i ithis 1 1thIs this and some good light bread and andsoe andsee see if it will not meet with approval 1 I The fact that w much a and 4 SMC swh heat heatIng JteatlIag heating Ing fe toed d is J viteesiraMe njl Ie in h het weather weat er to tonot t tnot Isnot not sufficiently su 1elenUy understood uJHlerst When WJtI8t1 WJtI8t1fMd yea yeafeed youfeed feed your OUr Household OR n green vegetables vegetablesand 1geta 1getaand and salads lads and fruits and Ash ek and ft eggs eggsand eggsand eggsand and have a a light hand with meat you youare YOUare youare are benefiting them as Well as making makingyour maktR maktRour makingyour your our bills and your work a little light lighter ¬ er You help them to keep e ooot ol when whenyou whenyoU whenyou you withhold carbonproducing diet and andencourage andanoourage andencourage encourage them to partake of articles articleswhich articleswhich articleswhich which cool the th blood bloodThe blOOdThe bloodThe The habit of taking life coolly ie de desirable desirable destrable ¬ sirable at all times but especially so In Insummer InBummer insummer summer I wish I could preach to every everyhousekeeper everyhousekeeper 8r 8rhousekeeper housekeeper 1 knew that nothing is isgained 18gained isgained gained by getting into a flurry When Whenyou Whenyou Whenyou you have informed the entire household householdthat houHholdthat householdthat that you are rushed to death have haveflown Itvefiown haveflown flown about like a beheaded hen and andupset aRdupset andupset upset the composure of every one who whocould whocould whocould could not escape do you find anythingmore anything anythingmore nytbhagmore more accomplished anything men mennearly moranearly marsnearly nearly settled Are you within a thous thousand tbousand thousand ¬ heated Jtt d term Is upon us Plan your yourwork yourwork yourwork work In advance and try to do it tran tranquilly tranquilly tranquilly ¬ quilly and to keep yourself tranquil In Inmind inmind inmind mind as well a as in body Very few fewthings fewthings rewthlnp things in the world make any rea real dif difference dlttereneo difference ¬ ference after all allat at least so far as aswork aswork aswork work is concerned Try to bear this thisin t1l t1lIn thisin in mind and not te get upset if others otherscherish other3chr1Bb otherscherish cherish the same fath and Incline to totake totake take their own work easily I own ownthat ownt ownthat that t t that Is about as heating an expe ¬ rience as one can have but even that thaiJs thatIs thatIs Is not worth getting hot over QV I Study Studyphilosophy StudyphUo Studyphilosophy philosophy phUo ophy and common sense and andKEEP andKEEP andKEEP KEEP COOLmade COOL COOLmade COOLRl8Aie made by using a a regular biscuit t dough doughThat doughT1tat doughThai That Js Two cups of flour two tea teas teaentuls teaepeenfuls epeenfuls s eenfuls of baking powder and a pinch pinchof of salt Sift thoroughly together and andwork andwork andwork work in a tablespoonful each of lard IsrdAd lardMd lardad Ad of butter tt with the fingers Wet Wetwith Wetwtt1l Wetwith with milk to a soft dough Now roll rolland roqcut rolland and cut with a cooky cutter This Thismakes ThisBiakes Thismakes makes six individual shortcakes shortcal 6JI When they are le baked they the are broken open openand openaIWl and crushed berries mixed with sugar sugarand sugarwhlppfMl sugarand and whipped cream put within them thornand themand themaM and on top Cover them with whtpp whippedcream whipped whippedcream cream and stick a nut in the center centereach of ofeach ofeach each on the cream creami i L A pretty way of serving watermelon la to cut it crosswise cro wflo in slices about one on baeh inchin men in thickness thlckn s Then circles are cut cutout cutout cutout out of the red heart one large one for for the center and several smaller to toay lay ay about a ut the large The whole is ar arranged arruged arranged ¬ ranged upon a freshly washed grape leaf This avoids the rind which is so somuch somueh somuch much In the way and very little of the theactable thewtable theeatable actable part of the melon is wasted StOO I When one does not > like beading a apretty apretty apretty pretty way to finish the tops of mar marguerites marguerites marguerites ¬ guerites night gowns etc is to sew the insertion on the top of the gar garment garmentfiat gartaentflat ¬ ment mentfiat gat Then the ribbon may be run rununder runvader rununder under the insertion 7 A simple and excellent way of mak ¬ ing plain cake is to substitute orange juice for milk or water Other Juices may be used in like manner mannerS S B F Kalamazoo Mich MiclrThank Michi MichThank i Thank you for the perfect number numberOf Of helpful Ideas May I ask a single singlequestion 81ngleQue singlequestion question Que tlon In substituting fruit Juice for formilk tormilk formilk milk Is there not need of adding soda sodato sodato sodato to neutralize the increased acid in tfe batter I should fear that it would wouldmake wouldmake wouldmake make the cake heavy And would not a acupful aeupful acupful cupful of erange Julee Increase the cost costof costof oat oatof of the cake unreasonably it would take four oranges of medium size to tomake tomake tomake make c hei hp h 4 rant of o the liquid substanoa sub substanoe substanoe stanoe stanoaLet stanoeLet stanoeLet Let us hear < rj you again on this thisand thisaDd thisand and ur urn n other matters rartainlng to the tb oommon good goodHINTS goodHINTS goodHINTS

m i I ¬ not notfully notfUlly notfully ramem ramemberad r8lftelftber841 ret ent entbored of th thRepublican the theRepublican theRepublican is the thedisciple thediHAple thedieoiple file of ofthe otthe ofthe when whenGeorge whenGeorge heft heftGeorge the thecampaign thecampabrn thecampaign Mark MarkHanna MarkHanna LarkHanna in the thechairmanship Utechairmanship thechairmanship good goodpolicy goodpolley geedpolicy of offrankness orfrankne offrankneee in inthe Inthe Inthe Cortel Cortelyou Cortelyou Cortelyou ¬ this thi cue cueis cuei cueIn by pupil pupilin 1111In in inthe Inthe inthe ingraft ingraftsecretive IngtattMeretive ingraftsecretive men af afopen atopen ofopen cam campaigners caMpaigners campaigners ¬ has hasbeen habeen hasbeen blood in inthe Inthe inthe organisation or organisation 01 01gnlaatlon ¬ mingled mingledrage mlAghdrae mingiedrage old oldtimers oIdtimeill oldtimers ef efseniority orenlortty ofseniority a mort mortgage mortgap mortgage ¬ building buildingup bulldb bulldbup while whilehe whilehe whilehe and andthus aftdthu andthus of the thecampaign thecampalKn thecampaign York Yorkand Yorkand Yorkand he is in ina 1fta Ina t a athoroughly athoroUChly athoroughly its itsbeen has hasbeen t tOIk tiM tiMwork ss sswork either eitherthat eithertJult eitherthat loyalty loyaltyamong Jo7kfamODfr loyaltyamong this thisprimarily thisprtmarll thisprimarily MU1ecI MU1ecIexpedient of his hisfriends hisfriends hi hitriends havebeen have b bbeen there thereis thereHI has hasproven hasproven hasproven this thismagic thismagic thismagic exerted ¬ ft ftCU88d aides akl mom ar I Uneur 1J our Hitch that a from like to in ¬ ex ¬ Words k ce d 7 9 1 1N N veilOON veilOONFWClrr FWClrr P < Po Y ii > ° = i cocks coek physical attributes and in his hisselfmade ha haMICnNUte hisselfmade selfmade career to inspire young men menA menA menA A sixfooter with the pink and white whitcomplexion whiteCOMxlon whiteeons complexion eons xlon of an athlete be tarries tarrieshis carrtehis car carh his h ill pounds In a manner IDab er that be belles HIla helies ¬ lies his h years and by generous strme strmeand 8trlMand strlisand and the free swing of his long arms armsbetokens atMIIbetok armsbetokens betokens betok that he is nigh as wellcoa wellconditioned wellcoaditloned wellcoadlUoned ¬ ditioned as in the days when he b bchampion wa wachampion was waschampion champion heavyweight heavy fight boxer of 0 Har Harvard Hacvard Harvard ¬ vard The national chairman who by bythe 11 11the bythe the way wa is a bachelor would not be bedenominated bedehontlnat bedehominetM denominated a dude anywhere a lllalit 19aetof lllalitor Qa < t tof of the Missouri t < j url river 5ut > ut he is S un unmistakabl Uftmtatakabl lullmistakabl mistakabl t veilgroomed and this at attribute attribute attribute ¬ tribute h hr ha r not been lost sight of in inthe Inthe Inthe the emulation practiced by b hi his bright brightyoung brightyoung brightyoung young men menI W I Ills JMglit nl ht land MAn 3TanHitchcocks MAnHltcheock ManHitchcocks Hitchcocks righthand man and atdclosest IUHlclo8e andclosest clo8e closest t coworker in his campaign tiCth1tle < tetivltiea te hetivitlee tivltiea is James Tam T Williams who bo has hasbeen MilhMn hasbeen been associated a oelated with him ever since sincethe Moosthe ace acethe the early days of the Taft boom boomWilliams DooMWIlUams boomSIlltams Williams who ho hails from South Car Carolina CarolinA Carolina ¬ olina is a graduate of Columbian Uni University UAIverstty Untvarsity ¬ varsity and upon the expiration of his hiscollage hiscollege hiscollege college course oour took up newspaper newspaperwork newltlMlHMwork newspaperwork work He was tbe Washington a hlngton cor correspondent corre correspondent ¬ respondent re pondent of a Boston paper when whenHitchcock whenHJtehcoek whenHitchcock Hitchcock discovered dl eovered him Williams Williamsaccompanies WUUamaecompanlN Williamsaccompanies accompanies the chairman on almost almostall almostall all his bi trips to confer with leading leadingpoliticians leadingpoJlUelan leadingpoltticlene politicians as 8 for instance the recent recentconfab r6CMtconfab recentconfab confab at Colorado Springs and it is ishe Isbe Ishe he who has Invariably been n chosen to toact t tact toact act as diplomatic messenger me senger for the thetriangular thetriangular thetriangular triangular exchanges of advice and andreports awlreports Dd Ddreports reports between b8hve n Taft Roosevelt and andthe aadthe andthe the national chairmanAnother chairman chairmanAnother ehalrlnanAnother P1Y yawz4r zJ J Jooovvcvr JY 7 V HCr6Rr HCr6RrClOP ClOP ooovvcvr R i9o1 rCIrr rCIrrGovnment1 v vNALBSt NALBSt 1w 7 7Governmental Governmental service in n an the th shifts shiftsthat Sl sItsthat tr trthat > that he hts h hi since In < e made Sharing ti tiwork tio tiowork 1 P PwOtk work with Gardner is I Howard HowardPhillips HowardPhllllpll R RPhillips Phillips who despite d Ue his h youth haJ haJseen hajconatdent hatseen seen eonaWerale consider 4 Ie service In the offices officesof otfl offiretof < l loC > of the Republtnui Congressional CongrM lonal eanlpaigst cam campaign am amN1ft ¬ paign N1ft committee ere Mr dr HltchccuK HltchccuKtook HllchcOdt h htook took t OJt him Into his fold foldConspicuous foldConpteuous foldConspicuous Conspicuous among the young mcnof men menof m11oC of thus political era of young men H HKlmer I IBtmer s sisomer isomer Dover secretary of the Re Republican Rfpublican RPpubucan ¬ publican national committee Dover Doveris Doveris is not however of Hltchcoc < is s per personal personal ¬ sonal following Although Dover is isnot isnot s snot not much older than Hitchcock he tiewas hewa hewas wa was as one of the young lieutenants lieutenantsof of the late Senator Hanna learning the thepolitical thEpotl thepolitical political potl 1 game from a master hand at ata ata ata a time when Cortelyou who was laterto later laterto lateorto to become Hitchcocks preceptor had hadnot harlnot hadnot not started on his skyrocket rise and andwhen andwhen andwhen when Hitchcock himself was just en enlisting enUaUn enlisting ¬ listing UaUn the interest of Justice Harian Harianof of the United States Supreme Court Courtwho Courtwho Courtwho who gave the collage athlete his first big boost b o t toward a career in the pub ¬ lic service lee tif elf elfThree Three 7wx D n ALVtC x xCOC Co e > r s9f s9fV iv P PJY4 hIK hTlOCJ COC j cOV l4 J 4 vv vvsw V sw JJtf C4 c s S 7 JY4 O A IO mittee matt Like Taft and Dover and andHitchcock andHltchcock andHitchcock Hitchcock Fisher is l a native of Ohio Ohiothe Ohiothe Ohiothe the Buckeye ft BlUe ate is again a aln in the theraddle tbem4Wle thertaddie cl the i ht CM Chicago ago go convention conv nt1on forced forcedHKchcock forcedHitchcock forcedHitchcock Hitchcock out of the position D at otldecat as assistant asdstant ¬ sistant secrmarr sbCIoaary rfAary of the national com committee 001IImlttee oommlttee ¬ autl diij li U ue a campaign cam of publicity pu dt and andncorolnmy andK K ncorolnmy the Btemrr borean bores bar will willbecome Wi Wior willbeoomt become e oils of foe n meet important importantcenters illtpcrtantcenten lamortantcenters centers of activity ac YltJ at national head headquarters hfildq headquarters ¬ quarters q This I Institution n ltutlOt for arousing arousingRepublican arou5ingRepuhUeaa arousingRepubltaa Republican sentiment IIMItb eat which will en enHst enJ1It enlist list the services of some twenty or orthirty orthirty orthirty thirty people will be rider the per perconskt p percount r rdtnctIoa count direction ot c Franks Praza s Ciurtis a aman domaa aman man thoroughly ty qualified Q by byu te tenpera tenperament pera aperameat perameat meat training and experience for forthis torthla forthis this arduous areoous task Althougt still stilleligible stillCI tiU tiUell eligible ell CI igibis According to present pr eat standards standardsto to 0 C lie clawed as a young yo man Mrhas Mr lollUtItI 1 urtta has worked with national and andlurresetomi antIOJC an anrtgreMoal IOJC < lurresetomi ev8l committees for twenty twentyan > an 11I la the author of the only com comiate comd d > iate 1 te history of the Republican party partyver partyl > ver er l written and is Ala a authority on ontariff one one > e tariff tart < < question A graduate of ofVale ofYal Vale Yal 5 ale Mr Curtis has spent the sreatfrl greater greaterrtlon t l rtlon ton of his life in New York and andXafcr andX andEngland Xafcr X England sad during d1l l the last n ni nit nitmal nitcampaign i mal al campaign c lpLWn he prepared most of ofe ofexJMtlou ofe e expositions of Republican doctrine doctrinesit cIoct rine rineat at appeared in newspapers all over overto to 4 country countryYet COUDt1 COUDt1Yet eonntt1tYet Yet another DOth prominent figure at Re Reibltcan ReIbUoaa Reibltcaa ibltcan national headquarters is Will Willin WUlm in F Stone eergeantatarms t of the theitlostal thetional thetttoual itlostal committee who will have to toalntaln toI toatntaln I alntaln Dtaln a sort of bureau of informa informan Julocmaand m > n and clearing house for the hun huni hunarede arede i recJ rede of callers who visit t the tb head headlartsrs headiarten headcarters carters each day Mr lr Stone halls hallsfrom hll8un hailsom from un Baltimore where he is collector collectorcustoms collectorcust collectorcustoms customs cust and ane he has b as his hl secre secretary secrery ecrerry ¬ tary + ry and chief aid a capable young youngman youngTHan youngan man an in the person of his soninlaw soninlawihtlip sonInJawlhWp sonInlaxihilip ihtlip W Truebeart Not only are areyoung areou areyoung young ou men to be in I the majority at atRepublican atHepubllcaa atltepublicau Republican headquarters but much of ofthe ottn ofthe the tn field work will be intrusted to potitioal po political politIcaJ ¬ litical scouts who can boast no gray grayhairs grayha1n grayhairs hairs In this th field also Manager ManagerHitchcock Mana ManagerHitchcock t > r rHltaJaeocIt Hitchcock will ignore precedent precedentNet precedentNot precedentNot Not a little of the work of Investiga Investigattoa mvestlgatlOR Investigutioa ttoa will be in the hands aDCbI of free freelaaee rreeI freetense tense I workers Conspicuous among amongthe amongthe amongthe the latter Is J 1 A A Stewart president ofthe of ofthe ofthe the League of Republican dubs Cu MrStewart Mr MrStewart Ir IrStewart Stewart who hi continually traveling travelingup up and down the country OOIIntl has au excep exceptional exCfPuol exceptlonsl ¬ tional epoortnniUae for feeling the thepublic thepuWJeIUItIL thepublic public puWJeIUItIL polo Prior to the t Chicago Chicagoconvention Chicagocoaveatloft Chicagoconvention

CREATION FROM PARIS I THE FLUFFY nUFFY FLIJFFYRUFfZESHA2 FLIJFFYRUFfZESHA2YTJALLdCE KUFFL RlJFFLE5 2HT HKrWALr4fE WALr4fE 17AC tW 1Ih New Y York rk Aug 1 IThat That the hats for forfuture tortlltllIe forfuture future wear are to be larger than ever Is Isconfirmed Iseen1rmed Isconfirmed confirmed by the collection brought over overto overto overto to Hew York to be worn by by11ss Miss Katie HalleWtltlems KatieWSnams BatJeWtOIIuBs WSnams and others ethers of her company c mPI1Y In Inher Inher toher her Fluffy Huffiee R ffies play playMr playMr playMr Mr Wallace 3Iergan the creator of ofFluffy otF1utry ofFluffy Fluffy Ruffles and whose drawings re rejuvenated re rejuvenated rujuvenated ¬ juvenated the large hat idea Idea now so sopapular sopepular sopopular popular among am Jng the young ladies sketched sketchedhe sketchedthe sketchedthe the hat a cut 0 of which weprlnt we printabove printaboveThe aboe aboeThe The he new hat Ma a avery very flat t crown huge hugebrfan hugebrim hugebrim brim brim and Is simply trimmed with a bird birdof birdof birdof of paradise in natural color color fastened fastened f ten d to tothe tothe tothe the under brim bri n with a rosette of t pink pinkI pinktIowers pinkflowers I Sewers SewersThere flowersThere

-/o#e Cbrdzyo/" 75jre7y/x2'?? hats, at even* season of the year, are pretty and useful, for now that It la imperative to wear Mr hB|^8I if cy'*' ^ the pancake or the exaggerated Gains uut uugn may reign supreme, nut ui? lingerie hat of the moment is extremely HH wi W I or^o?VT%5A?^r- f*/*?/-/^ Co< Picture it worn with a dainty flowered organdie. It ia. of course, pre-eminently a summer bat, though the design is . be discovered by a layman or woman. It la of linen, plain, while the crown la made of all-over embroidery. Jijs& > /m Wtjf ^^PPlH # the informal yet becoming style, should not affect them. There are some types of girl, too. who

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; I CHIC OUTING HATS FOR AUTUMN WEAR The shops are fast being idled with advance models of the fall styles In hats, of which those depleted above ale fair specimens. The earliest styles are always decidedly plain, for one's early fall hat must naturally come In for much everyday wear. What could be more chic than the self. It Is a fine French felt, nncl Its trimming consists of a satin band and bow. One of the newest and prettiest of the large models Is the cavalier shape, with Its band of velvet and long quills. The last model Is sure to be be coming to almost every face. It is of a rough, durable straw, with trimmings

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verysmall verysmaJl verysmelt small Gone JO are the old days when one onemaid onemaid onemaid maid was considered sufficient autftcle for a agoodstsed alIooc11It agoodsited goodstsed lIooc11It d family This is a period of ofspedajf ofa ofsp sp spedajf a dslbaten aten and we must have havemaJcl a amaid amaid maid for Manly 7 every eY < < y variety netT of workThe work workThe workThe The Mgaex wngc rages oea these specialists com command com eommaml commantl maml mai raafejt It an object obj ct with the gen senera lJeneral general era eral housework servant nrant to aerie promo prontotion promotion promotion tion from her solitary tan state as soon JIOOIpoutbL as aspossibK asposaIW possibKWhether possibK poutbLWhether posaIWWhether Whether it be the result of this same samespecialisation samespedsllsation 8 specialisation 1llaatlon or an outcome of more moreelaborate moreelaborate moreelaborate elaborate method of living there Is Isno Isno isno no doubt that a g god tnd > o < j madofa11work madofa11workIs Is hard to find t nll and M t k ktl ep It goes tress and IHIit it should be early rty In a house housewhere ho howher housewhere where breakfast Is at 1M 1 or ft L Ltoo i te now nowto noM noMtoo too to earlyan rl al hourfor the maid 14 to rise riseThte rtMTI riseThis This TI give gtv her tune to take half t an hour hearfor hourfar 1 1fer far dressing and brings bI1n her downstairs downstairsby t1crK doxngtalrsby 1Ii 1Iiby by 5 13t Ja = In a house hou e where re a coal or orwood orwood orwood wood wood rang is I used u ed her first duty will willbe willbe 1111be be to start the toe nil the kettle put putit putIt putit it on 01 to boil and place the cereal over overthe overthe overthe the fire These two duties may be done doneIf If gas Is used as fuel and gives gin > th thmaid t 1 1maid v vmaid maid more time for her other work In Inwjrtfr Inwjrttr Inwirtnr wjrtfr slt > may have ha to go u dovn > l vn n tu ti tL 4Y Me alas Qs mnTed hone tie Beds without saying that her h wages have havegone ha haAOM havegone gone wp like Ilk everything else The faot faotthat faottbat factthat that she does not pay rent or food or orfuel ortueI orfuel fuel biUj does not militate against againsther againsther hUlt hUlther her demanding aDdtng more pay for the same samework sam samwork samework work that was w done ten years 1tI ago at a asmaller aSIBailer asmaller smaller wage wageNone wapNone wageNone furnace open th the drafts and Ad put on onfresh onfre onfresh fresh fre ooal ooalThe ooalThe out outThe The next atop at is u to go into the living livingrooms It Itrooms livingrooms rooms and open o them th8nto to air after that thatthe thatthe thatthe the front hall may be brushed U lMtI off of and andI Bd Bdtouch I a touch given to the front ront steps st and andthe andthe andthe the sidewalk unless unl there is i s an outside outsideman Qutm4eman outsideman looking over the pantry TO see what whatsupplies whatUpplJe whatsupplles i + D h Per rT f 0 of r Me fre freoSeeprJ7 oSeeprJ7 t8w prrg Li L Lf 1 1riy riy a f rDe 13e II 2 2Peine Peine o 017 o o1Yeoaes JYeqes i f 1 f M irnrd itS s h o rA l a YD LJe e c JYer Yea Ce TrrrTr en arrange and darken d rken the diningroom diningroomand 1 1she she > 1 IvMvestfce kttene sstt o + sJHHMsT xfefeai xfefeaiut tWeut 1 ut her titan tvwtta and put dieM riiief riiiefti w wIty r rt t ti I 101 101It iota iotaBy Ity It this time u or e eax eartter the U Mtsirta Mtsirtami mMtrtrait tM tMIhU IhU t mi u have av come in to tA see wheat there therein tiHw tiHwJ is jn J 11 the t he larder and a1 d to decide about t time ttejiuals tM1a1s timey y seals for the day da This Mr tn tlbs tlbssthen M Mhfn time timewhen < when hfn she seas that the retrt refrlfeMUer eeanr te Ssran tej 181l1n j i ran an fond nd If them tb a are lett I ILoI11d Id4osrs vw which wMenI I hould i be met at once oncei aceTh onceThe i Th The < general work of the house hCHIMI shovst shovstLP I LP Jiided up on the different d1C days da7t se set t i > at a t there WIll net be A hard pull MIlla one onef Meefay f fay a and a lacy time another Monday Moedarr 1 r 1 nd nd Tuesday are uetalLa taken for granted aate4 for forwashing torWishing forWashing washing and ironing I If the ironing ironingLangs Ironla IronlaI Ironingl < < l Langs I < lngl over into Wednesday it may be benrpSBary beI beIf88ry bercessary I nrpSBary to Cm4d cmwd c most t of C the tJMg s sweep sweepyg + veep veepg yg g aid cleaning cl Into the taut of theHk thewk the theweek week but whoa wb the laundry work isut is isf J8ut f ut of the way by Tuesday night aJ < < ht part partf d f the sweeping may s sy be done dep on n Wed Wedj WIIdrwsdaytbe Wadntsdaythe j rwsdaytbe nesday the dtaing dtetn rooi roc or parlor or rath rather ratltt rather ¬ er > t than the t a upstate tb > rooms sUlce 06 therft therfti i his is usuUly some baking to be done on oni onWednesday i i Wednesday and it Is wen for the lb maid maidI maidto j to have work which will not take her heri bartoo i too far from her kitchen kitchenThundays JdtcbeaI khtahaThursdays Thursdays ThurJdA work may ay be silver aver clean cleaning eJeaaIng cleaning ¬ I ing bran b polishing and window wtDd w deaaing deaa cleaning deaaing ¬ ing The maids Iftald weekly or fortnightly fortnightlyafter tortDipUyafter fortnlbhtlyafternoon after afternoon toon out usually 011 falls fan en Thurs Thursday TbUr8day Thursday ¬ day unless un special arrangenente a q are aremade aremade aremade made otherwise Friday JIri4a Is the day 7 te tedo todo I do the upstairs up tatra sweeping and cleaning cleaningand cI cIand and f aturday 1 brings In baking bakID odds oddsand oddsand and ends nd and general preparation for forSunday torSundar forSunday Sunday The weeks work having been outlined outlinedsc Jld tre werk t the m di no be with to At to do the t in the but sh sound ner is after Itanded the d teeat t Gnt dfes ftS Veal salad eream green toes cream eggs t fee I Cold of C tuce ers Jam I Giblet I I of oyster tash Mack I Fruit fried I I Mince tomato toasted I ding I and corn coffee

pantry TO see what whatsupplies whatUpplJe whatsupplles 1 f M irnrd itS s h o rA l a YD LJe e c JYer Yea Ce TrrrTr en arrange and darken d rken the diningroom diningroomand dishes dishesWhen dl dishesWhen h88 h88WheJ The weeks work having been outlined outlinedsc ¬

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a shining example. This store was established three [iyo MJ 0 à à goods, ladies' and gents' furnishings, shoes, hats, notions, household sup and is one of us. He came here Lewiston, having resided in the

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11 Pretty Capital Girls iWho Who Have Achieved Fame F me Before the Footlights and nd Others Who Expect Exp ct To kf3 e tmlTH l CKCTT Ci TT 111 x11 JtAWIJ Pkr UfV rG3G PST FJiOiWASHINGTON PSTASHINGTON ASHINGTON has con contributed conf contributed ¬ WASHINGTON f tributed tributedmore more of her herdaughters herughte herdaughters daughters ughte t6 t thetheatrical the thetheatrical thetheatrical theatrical profession professionthan professionthan n nthan than any other city in the United UnitedStates UnitedStates UnitedStates States in proportion to its size sireMany sizeMany sizeMany Many of these young women have haveattained haveattained haveattained attained national prominence in intheir intheir intheir their chosen profession profess Jn Besides Besidesthese Besidesthese Besidesthese these whose names illumine iJ the theprograms the theograms i iprograms programs ograms in big letters there th re are 17l 17lLA LA rOLL T TJGifQ4 JGifQ4 AAA SiAAA Si y Is 4 LL LLN N many arty who are in the chorus and andwho andUho andwho who call call1Vashington Washington home homeHardly homeHardly homeHardly Hardly a musical production productioncomes productioncomes productioncomes comes to Washington that has not notone notone notone one or more members of the theshow theshow theshow show girls who wasreared w was reared in inthe inthe inthe the Nations Capital These girls girlscome girlscome girlscome come and go each year and the thepublic thepublic thepublic public knows little or nothing of ofthem ofthem ofthem them Of course their immediate immediaterelatives immediaterelatives immediaterelatives relatives and friends watch for forand forand forand and welcome them but it is those thosewho thosej j who have ha e speaking parts that thathave thathave thathave have their t l ir goings and comings comingsheralded comingsheralded comingsheralded 1 heralded and whom the reading readingffttbtic readingRublic public watches For a number of years Wash Washington JVashingfqn Washingh ¬ ington ingh n has had more than a pass passing passing passing ¬ ing interest in amateur theatricals theatricalsand theatricalsand theatricalsand and at the present time there are areany are arearty re reany any number number of dramatic and oper operatic op operatic r ratic ¬ atic organizations in Washington Washingtonthat that periodically produce well wellknown Jvelknown lvellknown known plays and operas Two Twonotable Twonotable Twonotable notable instances in recent years yearsare yearsare yearsare are uWe We Are In Society and uThe uThePrince The ThePrince ThePrince Prince of Parcheesi In eachof eachofthese eachofthese each o f fthese these many o of f the principals principalsachieved principalsachieved principalsachieved achieved more than local fame fameand fameand fameand and some of them have either eithergone eithergon eithergone gone or o are going g on thestage thestageprofessionally the thestngeprofessionally Nstage Nstageprofessiona11y professionally professiona11yQ F the Washington gtrs S gin ginhave v vhave vhavetaken OP have havetaken taken up theatrical work workfor workfor workfor for for a livelihood perhaps thEetwo the thetwo thetwo two best known are Miss Mary MaryRjan MaryR3an MaryRyan Ryan now starring in Tlcey which whichhad whichhad whichhad had Its first rst presentation on any stage stagein in Washington asl1n lon In June und which af afforded atforded t tforded ¬ forded MiA Ryan the opportunity to tojump tojump tojump jump from obscurity ob curtty to stardom in a asingle aslntte astngla single night and Miss Maude Fealy FealyThelatter FealyThe FoalyTheiatter Thelatter The > laUer lived In Washington until a afew afew afew few months before she took up her herstage herstage herstage stage career when she went to Denver Denverwith DenerwIth Denverwith with her cr mother motherAnother motherAnother motherAnother Another stage favorite who looks looksupon looksupon looksupon upon Washington as as1iome Borne Is isFola liss lissFola 1ssFola Fola La Follette FoU tte Although AJrho gf her father is representing WisoerislnJn Wiscensln n the United States Senate and must be e a resident residentof of that thatStite State his hjs Js daughteirhad daughterh d Spent sJ SpentsX > Rt Rtso sX sR many years e rS of her life previous to togoing toS91nl togotng going on the stage in Washington that she falls cans It homo homoiAst homllaat homeLast Last wi one one of the leading actresses i in inUBlutrs inBlutis Bluffs at the Columbia Theater Tl eeter and andshescared andshe5bred andshe shescared she scored a distinct hit She is one oneurtfte onee oneOCtAeyodn urtfte OCtAeyodn e youngest yo n cst actresses on tbe stage stagewho stagewho who ho is lsent entrusted sted with an important importantpart Importaatpart importantpart part She hasa hAs a gentle manner andpleasing andpleasing and anddpleasing pleasing stage presence which have heretofore promptly endeared her to toall toan toall all with lth whom she comes in inContacj contact contactMiss ontt t Miss Flora Wilson Wll on the dlt dttughtSe gh of the Secretary of Agriculture is IS3nQther IS3nQtherWashlngtoll another anotherWashington Washington girl TI to win histrionic histrionichonors Jistrionlchonors histrionichonors honors She was always known as 8 a aauict au1cl aQu1ct father bepame be me n e a a resident restd to of Washing W hi g ton she hftd bJd spent much mueJnother of 0 her time tlm m Paris and ether European EuroP an cities When 3n 3nretary Secretary retary Wilson WUeonmoMd moved to Was WatttOD Waston s ton sbfe he If returned t te keep house for him The ltc majority ty of aCher bar fathers fathersfiends atbQrSrlend6 friends did not know w of the gift nature had beati bestowed + ed on MtssWHson Miss dls Wilson in the theshape thesh1K thesh shape sh + pe of marvelously marvek > > usty true and dear dearsoprano cieerasopJ1no clearsoprano soprano voice v lce Last June Miss Iie8 Wilson Wilsonmade t VI VImade ileos ileosmade made bet debut in Paris and many of her American friends were present leBfnt it itwas Itwas Itwas was triumph T Tf > > papers of France Francewere Francecrc Francewere ate = C 0 u u5AfUF fIJ 5AfUF fr M1 MlcfcF MARY 1YA When Miss Luckett W was S but fifteen fifteenyears Alteenears ittieensears years ears old she played in the stock com company Q8G1pany actpany ¬ pany at the Columbia with Otis 0tIsSdR 0tIsSdRnpr 5tdn 5tdnner S ta taner ner and von many plaudits for the theinterpretation theinterpretation interpretation 1 n of dir difficult enit parts partsOne patsOn partsOne One On of the very sucessful suee stul girls wl wbfl wbflave w + oe O l ave e taken to the stare Is Miss Ata Atalanta A1alanta Atalanta lanta NteoUMes daughter tar of Kimc Xbaoai NirotaJdee i < o1aJde of this city ty Miss Xtssialdes Nice JClcoialdes ialdes made her stage debut as second MeOIICIlady secondlady lady In The ROSA Ro e of Baacbo aDd for f t some BOID weeks during the fflnese m of Aft ofthe eltht the t a > star took the th first part wkhgseat wkhgseatsuccess wftb great greatsuccess t tlucee success Last spring aba played the thepart tb tbpart tItJ part J rt of one of the sisters sl ters in That LIt LKrle LItIf Litle rle If le Affair at Boyda which whte opened openedhere GpeIIedhne sewedhere here at tbe Columbia ColumbThis Tbte year sfee sfeeStarr nieIs e 18 to be with Franca Starr to a new newplay MWplay > s splay play playMiss play115S playMiss Miss 115S Xicolaides spent t much of afpuly n nearly ht htearl early earl life tte tip to the the time her stags stagsleftist sUg1ebllt stageleb leb leftist t in a convent coa Dt in Canada ea eahtr After Afterher 1tb 1tbher her return to 1i lasnington 0Il Ae JtndlBid JtndlBidfor stnsdiedfor JbIIiIedfor for the stage She te 1 rather ratherJnal an > aa aaseual a ausual usual type with bate biu blade halt sad aadeep saddeep ad addeep deep eep dark fringed eyes eyesWidespread eyeW1deapresd eyesWidespread Widespread interest baa been azonsed anooB anooBed kOG8fd ed here by the reports from froml Poagnctr PosgrewksEaux PoagnctrlesBaux lesBaux l Eux Franc of the theJIIrs aucctss of ofMrs f fMrs Mrs Florence Holtzman Way Waydau Weymohdaughter Weymowith Weymowithdaughter daughter dau bter of the lal We W F H Ha HoHanmn HoHanmna a a AVashtogton rear reestate estate niaJi Ix the thetitle theltJe Liretitle title ltJe role of Massenets op a pianosMrs pianos MaaooMrs XaeoaXIS Mrs Weymouth made a pbenofBeoal pbenofBeoalsuccess pbenamooelsuccess J JSUtcess success successMiss successMls SUtcessI6 Miss I6 Hcltzman Ht = man went abroad to t swly stud studor strotlyor for or Krarc grard opera o op era ra six years ago ag Umier Umierthe i7Dicrh Jlder Jlderi the i h ilrertfon 1Irer ti n of Frank King Clark and ardJ adTfan andJean J Jean an de Reszke she studied mott faith faJtbfjilv fatthJUV faithf fjilv f atc Se married arrled Then Thorias as Rote Rnt Wry e Z Belle Americans success ii that thatcountry lhitountry thatcountry country a at least east was assure assureAt lUtaund At the tb initial performance rfollft8JWe of Jetat Jet Jetat Tetat at the Columbia CoI nbla Theater this season seasonsome seasonsome ea on on8OR1e some confusion was caused at the theend theeDd theend end of the second act when the flower Mlen l < ttsbers attempted to 1 lay theirwrdens their iwrdens at the feet of Miss Edith Ecllthuckett f ucketL The curtain had to remain remainup up five five minutes while tribute was paid paido o Miee 1 lies Luckett by her admiring d aJrlQf sehooHnates and friends in Washing ¬ ton And Miss Luckett though she is iscapable iscapable iscapable capable of much had a most incon tnconsprcuouspart inconspicuous tBconspleuous ¬ spleuous sprcuouspart spicuous part MLrt in Jet but her Wash ¬ ington friend rlen know her possibilities possibilitiesand and would not allow ber light t to be beetts hkl hiddea 8R under a bushel 1 Miss Lucketts Luck Lucketts etts part was that of Lone Star a achild achUd achild child childMiss childMiss chUdtss Miss tss Lucketts brother was the former for former former mer lessee of the Columbia Tbect Tbeatr Tbeatrand Tbeatrand r rand and little Edy dy has played through throughthe througbthe the dressing rooms and other marts martsof prtsof Uts Utsor of the theater since she was a nee veegirt neegirl ee eegirl girl She has known Intimately mo moat moJtor moatof t tof of the stars of the country She is thoroughly conversant with stage tac tactics tactics tactics ¬ tics During the rehearsal of a new newplay newplay lewpM7 play when Edith was stilt st t very verYma yooofr youngthe the h ms mane < e some R m suggestions tJ geiJtlon as to an ani anjoortant i joortant + oortanr change which was followed followedand followedand ollovedand mi lU It at IILd06 106 She is now in itus 11 tiis co C Ctr rem remtry n ntry try tr but will return to Alders to fill liiIan fillan tinan an engagement there in a few weeks weekshter Tn The daughter hter of Samuel Gmapersthe Gmapers Geldpel1t the t bt labor leader r has scored sc < < ed a sues 6UeCIt in vaudeville Site attended the halo halotn Watineton Paaw Paawlftgton ineton tn state on public p bUc schools and lid appeared ed in inprivate inprivate it private made muafeates and U tireatrIca1s eatrlcate ana anamttde an anmde mttde her debut at Chases Cha 1s two years yearsago yearsago ago 0 in a a song bit of her OWL a Y Ylkampers tIi 8 s stionrpers Gompers is a brunette and andw4llra bs haswellranged ji jiwellranged w4llra wellranged ed contralto voice voiceOne YOIceODe One of the most mo t popular young l ldies la ladies Indies dies in Washingtons K a htDgtOllS smart set was wasMiss wasM wasMies Miss M Julia Hay the daughter du ter of the late CoL Edwin Hay When hei father died Miss Hay found it neces necessary DeCeary neoesear ¬ sary ear ary to earn her own livelihood and andas aDdas andas as she S e bad been one of the sororsatu sororsatuin saoot > saee saeein in a a recent society play she turned t1IrnedtaJeaa her talents toward histrionic art trUfe trUfegreat wUbret wtthreal great ret success successProbably SUcceMrob saeoeerobably Probably rob blY among the coming co dancers dancersof daDePr3OCbe OCbe of be country and mimics too will 111 be Olga Converse C < < nrsQ the d daughter ter of tae tneRear UJeRear taeRear Rear Admiral and Mrs Converse wbo wboin wboIn whohi in The Prince of Parcheesi was the thepremiere thepremiere thepremiere premiere daaseuse anMU She SG displays a agrace arace agrace grace < race and subtleness SQbt subtiei < ese and Del aMtttywhich aMttty hlUt hlUtwblch which speaks well of coming COIIIt g profes professional prof9siODal professional ¬ sional debut but Miss Converse Is origi original orlglnat original ¬ nal in her methods of

BREAKING BREAKING = RECORDS ON TRIP TO BOSTON tch Where Pilot Car Was DelayedandPullman Delayed Deityedand DeI yed yedandPullman and andPullman Pullman Avoided by Making MakingDetour MakinXDetour MalangDetour Detour Over Private Road RoadAnd RoadAnd RoadAnd they buy new ones whenever they theywant theywot theywant to change to a larger car carThjs cuThJ carThs 600 car is t going to be the leader leaderof the Thomas I Tolman garage It Itis ItJs Itis going to be a 8 talking point that will willstimulate w111aUmulate willstimulate trade to buying and andthat that will willcreate w111create willcreate trade that never thought of ofbuying otbuing ofbuying a car this year yearJust yearJust yearJust to show abo that the Maxwell MILX1eUtourabolJt X500 X500tourabotit 500 500toutabout isnt a car that needs to shun shuncomparison shuncompaneon shuncomparison with the biggest and best bestit bestIt bestit will 111 have a a speed apee of forty miles an anhour anhour anhour That shows its power Yet it itIs itIs a light car compact and graceful gracefulwith gracefulwith gracefulwith all the conveniences of a small smalltouring SIIHllltouring smalltouring auto Its It going to be a win winner winner In InDer ¬ and Mr Thomas is getting ready readyfor readytor readyfor the first sale of them toward the theend theend theend of October That will be the ap appearance appearaace appearance ¬ of the tttt model clever and andtrim andtrim i itrim speedy y and as sure as the Max Maxwell Yaxell Maxwell ¬ car always isOne Is IsOne 1 1One of Strong Points PointsOne PointsOne of Ihe he strong points about theMaxwell the theMaxwell t is the threepoint suspension suspensionof au peneion peneionor the engine e Over rough h roads or oreven oreven oreven in the city obstacles oD tacles throw the thechassis thechaaia thechassis out of level That happens happensoften happensorten happensoften And when the engine cine is I Ipencled suspended sus suspended ¬ from four points It also Is Isthrown Isthrown isthrown I Repairing Spring After Negotiating Bad Roads Through Prince George County which will ill raise 33000 pounds one foot footin tootin footIn Ing Its elegant ele < < aDt lines and splendid splendidpeed splendidspeed Pullman Pu1 an Roadster Driven by J Thomas and Escort Witk T B BSpeace BSpeace BSpeuce Speace at the Wheel Wheelto to reconstruct a a car They are surgeons who know mow the aaatofnv cars and motors perfectly perfectlySuch perfectlySuch perfectlySuch Such facilities and seek expert eQ < rt and wide knowMge beget coaA auto owners They trust a Him Au is j honorable in business and thoroughly competent to do all l1 needed That Thatt sort of business Is Ing the Thomas it Totraan garage the firm expects t6 continue aD tIa It ItHome ItHome itHome Home for Ante Owners OWnaliSAutc OwnersAnts c cAutc Autc owners are at home there they have to do to to run ht their or telephone for fora a chaut chauffeur < ear to for It t and the garage wit take The hour doesnt dofJI at matter tier It to business bu3lne of the garage sa e to arc the t he auto public ltssnccest ita shows 8bo it does please pi piAnd them themAnd tips tipsAnd And when dM public pu1 lle finds aae place where there tbe e are good cars irrfn who are ar masters of them finds too all the comforts that m uitoraoblling < the great port t of d < W there to sure tr vbe 1te a1 of hat place Thats lbat Sy bor bor70lman Tolman are doing an i tel < televery buti every day And thats 1IIat v2v wi Mi Tl Tlis is still able to offer the trade Uw that the market mark4ltCHRONICLINGS affords affordsCHRONICLINGS atomsCHRONICLINGS CHRONICLINGS CHRONICLINGSPoliticians CHRONICLINGSPoUdcIaIuI CHRONICLINGSPoutidsas Politicians hard with plutocrats ptntscnrtsThe 1ItII ccabl The chief end d of We Jtf e to character ebaracterDeaf characterDeaf

Whats hats in a name They call the thehorse thehorse thehorse horse whose picture is shown Loafer Loaferyet LoaCryet Loaferyet yet he is as swift on his feet as a grey greyhound grehound greyhound ¬ hound and there is no such a word s sloaf SIoat s1oaf loaf In his life unless unl > s it is the loaf loafapplied loafapplied loaftpplied to compressed sugar Loafer LoaferIs Is owned owne by b Joe Netcher who has en entered entered entered ¬ partmont of the coming state fair 510 Loafer Is a beautiful as well swift animal as can be seen from picture and all during udn state fair he will associate with horses of kind for Montana Colorado and are going to compete om pete with Utah

I VIEWS SEEN ON THE BRANDYWINE TRIP I II I L e X i Stretch of Road Near Wcodvilic Wcodviltes 2 At HorseheadWAS Horsehead HorseheadSUCKER I i SUCKER U WAS TRYING TRYINGTO t tTO TO TOChicago BUY GOLD TOWER TOWERChicago I IChicago I IFrom Chicago Police Poli Prevent Pre nt Easy Mark MarkFrom MarkFrom From Loosening LooseningCHICAGO LooseningUp I Up I ICHICAGO iCIUCAGO CHICAGO Oct J1UM S Jut as Harry HarryFicktesherer Harr HarrFlklesherer MarryFicklesherer Ficktesherer of o North Tonawanda NT N NY NI I Y was wa digging dl < < ing down into his pockets pocketsfor pock pocketfor 1 1j for W vita ic1 which wha hid i to purchase thf thfg U th thg r rId > j g ld tower en n the Montgomery P11 rrtbuilding ri ribuilding 1mtkltH building < < taday l + day a two detectives d ectte hove In Insight 11Jltght inright I sight and sr rrs rIld rsttd id George Lewis whylooks win winlooks looks like a generous prosperous per person n noo po poMOn I MOn oo but who bo the police poIi e say is a a con confidence confidence On OnMenee ¬ fidence manFiektesherer man manFicklesherer i Ficklesherer FtcJde herer was standing on the lake lakeBroached lLkeiront btefront front admlriug the tower as Lewis tt ttbroached 1 11roae Broached 1roae and opened 11ed the conversation conversationThats converaatlnnThats I Thats my building bul1dlA said Lewis no C Ccordl I Icording Icording cording cordl to the police He then offered offeredto ofter d dto to sell eU the gold Old on the tower Sixty SIxtydollanl Slatydollars j jdollars dollars was all Ficklesherer FJck berer had so soLewis iIo iIoJe soLewis Lewis Je agreed to take that but the po poke 0 0Jke I Ilice lice beat him to it Jta j jTHE 1 I 1THE a THE COMMON SPOT SPOTI hI I have old Moneybags XOD ybga where here I can cando cando cando do what bat I please lM e with him himLearn hi hiLeArn himLearn Learn one one of the secrets crets of llis W 1 s earlylife early earlylifer etU1yJlf life lifer Jlf liferNot hNot Not as coarse eon e as a that thatHypnotism tJNLth thatHypnotism h Hypnotism Hypnotismaiuch Hypnotismcatch I catch Kh simpler simplerWhat flmpl r rWhat What Is the recipe recipeAskwl reripeAsked Asked him to he the end man for an anamateur anI anamateur amateur minstrel show 3 Brandywine

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' <*S// 7/7 O^'ej/' hats for autumn show n> lines which are eminently praci: cal. In this day of extreme' ornate and elaborate styles, they comas a sort of relief. The woman of con servative taste will hall them with de light, for they will represent to her the most desirable kind of chapeau f--r everyday, workaday wear. It is true thai, this year even the most conservative will wear hats about a yard wide for best, but with tailored suits she can with impunity the plainest hat designated by the general term "outing." Among tne nais jnown xor wie 3 n I z' c J77C/ iVfr/St tures Is a gray still lelt, quite small, and adorned with a scarf of chiffon in Persian shades. This Jo a ? J77 jtfrz gray bilk and a wing folded closely back. There is something soft and about the of this hat, 7c/<fiswhen la a shade of soli pearl or oyster. A hat in black and white is trimmed with neat black that form a MQuflr . KnWi .. >" */*: 'v* * '- '' j *" "'"*, ^?V*^^L^T." ...., /^ c/7//for7 *?Cc^?yb /r7/ter&&T7 and tans, a fascinating hat Is that of tan, on which the crown is silt and run with bands of brown ribbon, finished with an er.d at the right side. Nothing about this hat could be spoiled by wind or weather: there are no feathers to dtaggled, no quil'.s. no wings, merely a jaain bund of ribbon, the end of which is allowed to hang loosely on the side. Taker, all in all, would any one want more conferva live yet prettier hats than these? If one cf them were in the would any woman complain that

DARING DRIVERS IN CLASSIC RACE FOR VANDERBILT ANDERBIL T CUP CREWS ENTER ENTERGEORGETOWN ENTERGEORGETOWN ENTERGEORGETOW GEORGETOWN REGATTA REGA 1T A I Unable to MusterEight Muster MusterEight MusterEight Eight Through Loss Lossof Lossof Lossof of Stars StatsOUTLOOK StarsOUTLOOK I Ii IOUTLOOK i GLOOMY GLOOMYFOR GLOOIvlYFOR GLOOMY GLOOMYFOR FOR THE OARSMEN OARSMENCollege OARSMENCol1 OARSMENCollege ge May Drop Aquatic Sport Sporton on Account of Financial FinancialReverses FinancialReverses FinancialReverses Reverses ReversesThe tenth annual tall regatta rt tta of the theGeorgetown theOeorgetoWft theGeorgetown University aquatic depart department dopertmEnt department ¬ will ltl be held on the Potomac P tomac next nwctWednesday noxtV nextWednesday day afternoon at 4 1 ocoek oclockThreft ocoekThrt ocoekThree crews will compete in the race racethis rauthlg racethis year the Junior bring b lng n unable to tomueter tomuster tomuster an eight I ht on account a ount of their theirstar thtlrtar theirbtsr oarsmen participating in football footballwork tooWMIUwork footballwork Manager auqor La Plant c has com completed eomlIeted conipieted ¬ the preliminary preilminspyand arrangements arrangementsand fully expects to make the to race this thtsyeni thisyear thiilyear the usual usualThe success successThe SUCC8MThe contest con teet will start tart at Hen and amiChitkens andChickens andChlkens island and finish at the Aqua Aqusduct Aquaduct qu quduct Abridge brIdge In this way the spectators spectatorsthe spectuorwill hats hlL an opportunIty ot wltn witiwseltig IIC race from start tc t finish finishPLAYERS ftnlhPLAYERS finishftAYERSFACERA1 FACE RAIN RAINAT COLUMBIA CLUB CLUBI ROSTER OF OFFICIALS OFFICIALSReferee OFFICIALSRefereeJ Referee RefereeJ J Hadley Doyle Potomac PotomacBoat PotomacBoat PotomacBoat Boat Club ClubStarter ClubStarterPo ClubStarterP Starter StarterPo P J Dempsey Potomac PotomacBoat PotomacBoat PotomacBoat Boat ClubJudges Club ClubJudges ClubJudges Judges at Finish FinishLincoln Lincoln Gould GouldWashington GouldWashington GouldWashington Washington Canoe Club ClaudeZapponi Claude ClaudeZapponi ClaudeZapponi Zapponi Georgetown GeorgetownTimers GeorgetownTimersE GeorgetownTimersE Timers TimersE E Fitzgerald V A Cor Corcoran Corcoran Corcoran ¬ coran and Thomas Boyle Georgetown GeorgetownUniversity GeorgetownI I University UniversityThe I The Th rowing outlook at Georgetown Georgetownthi thi this year is anything but promising and andat an anat andat at preeent pree lt it looks as if the sport will willbe wtUbe willb b be dropped as far as outside races areooncerned are areconcerned areconcerJMd concerned The coat of maintaining the thecrew thecrew thecrew crew last year was just aa great gr < Mt t as Ii th thyears the theyetu theyears years tho eight went to Poughkeepele PoughkeepeleThe The Th Poughkeepsie Poughk Plle trip was abandoned abandonedon on account 01 the expense and if the thedepartment thedepJiment thedeparjrnent department nust be maintained under underthe undertbe underthe the new n plans at the same coat there thereis is I no doubt but ut that the plan is a 1 fail failure taUure failure ¬ ure The real cause of the decline deolineeeenwi deoUnema declineseems eeenwi ma to be the lack of Propel support supporton on the part art of the students studentsThe studentsThe studentsThe The students at Georgetown eem to tothink tothink tothink think that It rowing is continued contft ued Harry HarryVail HarryVan HarryVail Vail will b be retained as coach coa b If this thtebe thisbe thisbe be the case alle work on the machines machineswill machln8ill machineswill will ill be started the first of Tanuary TanuaryINDIANS TanuaryINDIANS INDIANS TIE PENNIN PENN PENNIN x SALZMAN Thomas Thomasa Thomas2STRICKLXR ThomassSTRICKLER a STRICKLER Mercedes Mercedes35TRANG Mercedes3STRANG 3 35TRANG STRANG Renault RUal1lt4Cl1rve Renault4CUYYC 4 4Cl1rve Curve on Moter Parkway Parkway5GILL ParkwaySGILL 5 SGILL GILL Thomas Thomas6PATSCHKE ThomasoPATSCHKE PATSCHKE 6 Acmei Acme AcmeiPT ACMeDISTRICT + i I IDISTRICT DISTRICT iPT lu I cm ROLLERS ROLLERSHAVE ROLLERSHAVE nuLLL i T MARKS PHILADELPHIA ELEVEN ELEVENTO ELEVENTO TO PLAY CENTRAL Quaker Q uaker Team One of the Heaviest and Fastest School Squads Sq nds in North Two Schools SchoolsLong SchoolsLong SchoolsLong Long Standing Rivals a1t k defeated

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y r THE SUN SUNDAY OCTOBER 25 ieos < r f I 1 1 i I CAUSE ALARM FEARS A REFORMED ARMY Revolution at Conttan Increase or Turk In the Balkan Trani of the Bnliartaa Capital Oct eIn the correspondent I have often for the little Bul has boon the storm centre politics from time to tlmo It was in 1903 that I the town from the rail which lies on its outskirts victoria drawn by two blue beads around their diamond shaped spot of l1 iRf y L M 5 j1 tI4f AMTNJl66T9TlON irFRONrarrK 9SIrrN iNraataYerSOJ7A il I tt FYYAt t4 sSY I tv J i H > Jr f + rC t JR17lX1NDSL 4Q 1sorJ4r J b I forehead decorations the evil eye The peasant man of superstitions the town our ponies al the shops grew from where cheese and bread or fancy slippers coats were spread on open where Austrian glove of silk hats wore on of the town electrio double lines cross O at one corner gendarme raised his band He was two beads shorter policeman but ho car his side The chief of to me later that the for use but simply to who would have no of their fellows a brown of the broad main street The scene was very like that at a mili tary hop In any civilized country The officers looked martial in their simple Busslan uniforms and the ladles were simply though tastefully dressed There is no wealth In Bulgaria not a millionaire In all the land and as for the officers of the army they must live on their pay Members of the Government and other State officials wore at the ball wearing ordinary evening dross some few with one or two decorations Of course the Russian diplomatic agent was there and of course he wore much gold braid and many medals He wore a monocle and assumed a patronizing pretentious air I was Introduced to him and be talked about Russias generous protection of the Bulgars But I knew that oven then the Bulgarians were aware that Russias interest was entirely selfish It U said of the Bulgarians that they dislike foreigners and this is true to an cf Jof ff 1 t n n I m c 4 iiii y S082PNJBonPAR2IAMZW7JN OFlft rlI J pI u r Hor r = IT eIrTHC1oOXZl JTiIfJXCATCFDRgLAT + rJ l7tcr LJAYJNSOrfA f 4 1SV Iti1tIidrJ hi 1 1al I 1fu Irh cfDm9SQv4 SOFIlI v I New streets and avenues have been laid out and some of the narrow streets of Turkish times havo been widened Sub santtal shops and hotels mark the business ness quarter And avenues with modem louses the residential quarter Still Sofia reminds one of a lanky girl whose spindle shanks and lean arm have outgrown her pinafore The dwell lings by standing far apart try to ex tend the long new nvenuee and cover the gawky child but in places she is abao lutJly bare I But the streets or Sofia have not alto Bother parted with the past there are many touchesof Turkish times left Veproeent tho Mohammedan districts of the Danube and tho Turklsk border in the Sobranje iisH sit among the other deputies without removing their tome Com pulsory service in the army has given a splendid training to the peasants The Bulgarians owe much to the Amer ican missionaries both directly and in directly Tho Americans translated the Bible for them American missionaries first began to educate Bulgarian girl but that was many years ago before Bul garia became a principality Now the State schools afford every advantage the American schools can offer except tho English language freedom of

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amarriage on so society aodefy > > 0 0dety ¬ un undergraduate unWtte nndeygraduaie ¬ year yearoW yearsold yearaid met metHelen metUeleJt oldwho old oldwho oldwho com patty At the th cltainpa chfUn champagne iie Upper IIUeI ui > i > er that thatnight thatatpt thatnight night KIM Dansiger tang 01 Ophelias Opheliasplaintive OphellaJItIattve helas helasplaintive plaintive song ng In the th 1 tragedy of Ham Hamlet HamieL Itamlet ¬ let If Ml Mt 3 Danslger had sung lie lieIs He HeIs Is Dead and Gone she could not nothave nothaft nothave have Kit tit oK the situation more exact exactly exactly ¬ ly Alter an acquaintance 01 only two twoweeks tw twWHkJI twoweeks weeks they were eN married MaIri a AM d hay havelived havlived hayJtv8d lived happily ever since 8I although althoughyoung althoughyoung lthoughYOUR young YOUR < < Maltbys allowaHee allo has been beencut M n ncut ftcut cut ate and bin wife has net t been h re received reetved rec ¬ ceived c tved by b his familyyr family familyThis familylhIs t r mJ mJThis This Is the Latest Itomance Uom3 ltonianceNow ItomanceNow Ce CeNow Now comes the latest aensatlon ensaite that thathas lhatIt thathas has It startled tue theatrical profession professionPretty pror8lNltonPretty profeseIonPretty Pretty Ida Gordon of The 1 Mimetic MimeticWorld MlmkWorld XIMIeWorld World company wh h4 < singe lng When WhenJohnny W WJohnny WhenJohnny Johnny Cornea Marching rchlntr dome ModieAgain IIOMApln domeAgain Again is I to marry a real lord He Heis H8b IleIs is Lord Mcintosh oldEat son of the theKarl theEarl theyurl Karl of Moye of Scotland and d rumor rumorhas Mlmorha rumorhats has ha It he is I coming to America AJR rka te temarry tomarry e emarry marry the actress Miss 188 Gordon an anAmerican anAmertcan anAmerican American by birth lived Ih In Scotland Scotlanduntil Scotlanduntil Scotlanduntil until recently r re entl7 She then came t tAmerica 1ft 1ftAmerica toAmerica America to t J go 0 en the stage > > uS It was waswhite waawhile waswhile while in Scotland that she became becameacquainted bee1IteAeqaalJlte4 becameacquainted acquainted with Lord Mcintosh WA WAte w who whohe e elei te a fnemtir mew r ef o the house Ou e of o Ior4s Ior4sfrom 10 10from ioaviefrom from Scotland Miss Gordon te I a abeautiful autflul abeautiful beautiful utflul girl a brunette of perfect perfecttype perfeetwith perfectype type with black hair dark flashingeyea flashing flashingeyes eyes and rich olive > complexion complexionAnother complexionAnother plexlon plexlonAnother Another pretty girl that will 11I shortly ehorUyleave shortlyleave ftorU ftorUleave leave the same Me company andgive aR41f and give up upthe u utbe upthe the stage > > la I pretty eventeYMrol4 eventeYMrol4KIN > > eventeen > yearoM yearoMMise KIN Calvert She he is the daughter ef efa atweJlkno ofa a wellknow artiet rtlttt Charles Char DalfGlbIiolt Dane DansGibson1 DaneGlboons Gibson1 famous creation of or The TheElder Ther TheElder Elder r MIMI Pipp was posed for by Miss X Calvftrta CaIY rt8 sister 18 r She is a close closefriend clo clotrtend closefriend friend of Mrs 11I Gibson GibsonPretty GibsonPretty GibsonPretty Pretty Miss Calvert is I engaged to tobe tnhe tohe he married to James Pelfer a student studentat at Yale He Is a son of a ate this thl term t rm and then hoes JH Genevte GeneviCalvert GenevteCalvert GenevteCalvert Calvert will m leave the stage After a atour atour atour tour of the world orld they will settle in inNew InNe InNew New Ne York YorkX Sfc SfcXoir tK tKNow Now X on What Is the < he Reasons ReasonsAnd IloasontAna t tAftd Ana MOw ew again and finally what ht IB IBtl I Ithe Isthe tl the reason for aH of 0 this Well first llrstly firstly ¬ ly M preachers pr ehers are wont ottt to say 1 so society 1M 1Mc sodefy ¬ defy c ty Is much broaderminded bro dermlnded and andmore amimore ntt nttmore more liberal than in former years yearsami yeranll yearsand and likes to entertain actors and ac actresses Get setressea ¬ t anal repartee rJWLrt e AH AuntS this Is te to 1M found foundin foundin ouR4I in I the people of the stage who Wb by the thev UlevtrttH theYory v Yory y virtue of the post pMUtbe pMUtbeeupy poslttomi they theyeupy ec eceupy meeting M U the th bright 1 conversation t timpresrlon the theimpression thecrealed he impression created the correepond correepondce 50ce oI ce that must necessarily ensue eI Ue the theinevitable thfInevltaWe th thInevitable e Lizzie Lizzie2AYMONO LIZZlAYMOND 2AYMONO 2AYMONOfrom AYMOND AYMONDf from f the stage not be forgoitew tOlJfott case ea 8he a look these romances JOGIa toes from the th by her mirror hard to tAtllleue pltMur eefae P trast between beauty beaut that t One of the In 1 regard r to which bldt are not n and a It has been reason young y men prone pl ne to fall of girls 31 as e the rather ralherlhan than to t the tiowt tl tioi ta s of tbeee t bound by 1 y the streets and who opera wit with terror IterrorThe JMrrorThe terrorThe The glamour and wit it and the Mund mad UD the stage t td d In a very I mbtest member r tfllft s niie + mi of the eharactent to t be the rt ranks nut roles ef the but prove who bo have Ye been n childhood to avoid a old more about writers of our they HO of Edward Everett WATER SAW Does a stream sawing 8at more night shift 1ft than The first ftr t impulse In the negative millmen some 8OM8ot of in Penobscot river half ha a eentury ee tury when all the mills power make reply Not only do the that water titr will amount of work at daytime but they t e performances and dates where In sawing > > deals lumber from fro ue the > exact variation tween night I ght and upon the weather ing sawed in dark than when it is fair a modern band saw l 16 16016 Md feet in ten saw 206W M feet or of darknessNot darkness darknessNot darkn darknNot Not only has proved many times run by water ater demonstrated the fact that mills never present so The milimen will saws sa make a when hen dashing night than they do n J skilled millman

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1 FLOWER SHOW OFFICIALS OFFICIALSF I IF F H KRAMERPresident KRAMERPresi ent Z D BLACKISTONE Vice President GEORGE COOKE COOKEChairman COOKEChairman COOKEChairman rJrg rgt t 1J03 by Harris EWIng EwlneMrs EWIngOVERCOME EwingOVERCOME OVERCOME BY GAS GASWor GASWOMAN Wor WOMAN AN MAY RECOVER RECOVERMrs Mrs Alice S Haywood HaywoodFound HaywoodFound HaywoodFound Found Unconscious U nconsciousAc UnconsciousAccident nconsciousAccident Ac Accident cident Say Doctors DoctorsUnconscious DoctorsUnconllCiou DoctorsUnconscious Unconscious from inhaling InhaJin Illuminat Illuminating illuminatIng llluminating ¬ ing gas Mrs Alice S Haywood forty fortyyears fortyyears fortyyears years of age ae employed in a Govern Government Government Government ¬ ment department was found yesterday yesterdayafternoon YMterdayatterDoon yesterdayafternoon afternoon in her room on the third floor floorof floorof floorof of the rooming house at 9tt I street streetnorthwest streetnorthwest trtnorth northwest northwestShe north northwestShe Weill i iShe She was taken to the Emergency Emerxe Hospital Hos Hospital ¬ 1 1pHal pital where it was said last night that thatsb thatshe i iabe sb abe would recover recoverAlthough recoverAlthough i iAltbou Although Altbou < < h persons er s in the house de declined deellned declined ¬

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speech a bend of oftlie ofui ofthe the ui body a strange walk a voice of ofpeculiar ofpeculiaI ofpeculiar peculiar timbre a smite 11e or a frown frownthese frownUtHe trownthese these are all tools with whie he is isskilled 1akUleeI Isskilled skilled above most of his h fellows Tobe To Tobe be sure they are not all allf allfey for by them themselves themselve themselves ¬ selves they constitute con tltute only imitations imitationsnot not IlftpeBtacmbut impersonations but even so they theyare th thare theyare are beyond the reach eh of most actors actonuThe actorsThe actorsThe The Warrens Warre of Virginia YlrxlnlaNreqlr required requiredof require requireof l lof of Mr r Keenan that he should reprtllleflt reprtlllefltt present presentthe the t e Virginia gentleman He H must em embody tIIDbody sin sinbody ¬ body the type which in the estimate uateot uateotmoet of ofmost ofmost most Southerners was best eM exe exeflttAMej exeflttAMejin eXeH eXeHhi 1I sd sdla in Mars Robert Difficult The Thetask Theta8k Thetask task was positively dangerous The Theleast Theht Theleast least falling taR short in personal dignity dignitythe dlcllittile dignitythe the least overloading overload ltft of diaKet dJaf ct the theleast theJeallt theleast least revelation of culture omitted omttt4detel7 and andevery andetety etety every man with tit Southern blood in hi hiveins Wvel his hisreitia veins vel would hi have been moved not ROtto only eolyt onlyto t to condemn but to protest Ac a preparatlon prep preparation PMParaUoft ¬ aration for this role Mr Keenan Keenathe made mdethe madethe the acquaintance of a score of oChCntleatOft realgentleawenof real realgentlemen gentlemen gentleawenof of the South S uth He lleobtained asked 84 84obtained andobtained obtained their help a and he betr ha has been beentrue beentrue true tr e to their teaching < < If J you would wouldknow wWknow wouldknow know bow good aft actor this tIIt FrankKeenan FrankKeenan Frank FrankKeenan Keenan is you have only to reflect on onthis ontbfa onthis this thisThat That Southern women and Ad Southern Southernmen Southernmen Southernmen men particularly Southerners SOUtbe who am amalso antalllO arealso also Virginians Had the Ifipera Impersonation Impersonationa nation nationa tIoIt tIoIta a fine illumination of their own ideals idealsTwo J4eaIaTwo idealsTwo Two Apples and a Peach PeaehThe PeaeJiThe PeachThe The Man of the Hour follows Mrs MrsWins X XII MrsWings Wins II H In the senae that each h is an aneffott aneffoat effott t to treproduce reproduce the conditions of ofthe ofth ofthe the th life of or own day and in that thattense thatalone thattense tense alone these pnyj have 11eIn something somethingin in common The Man n of the Hour is isa I Ia isa a latterday sensation a Br1o BfrIqiaI s > ab absorbing ablbing absorbing ¬ sorbing lbing intensely interesting Inte tJt play of ofmen ofmen ofmen men and women like ouraelveeaccord ouraelveeaccordlug ourselves ocrMIveae accord according < < nl nling SOME SHUBERT CHANGES CHANGESA CHANGEStypical A typical chess game was played e by bythe bythe bythe the Shuberts 8hul er with some of their New NewYork NewYork NewYork York attractions Oiiis will be e of offered oftered oftared ¬ fered at the West End Theater in place placeof of Nance Na oe QNeiL Lulu GJaaer ends her herseason herat hermason season at the Lyric Theater November Novemberis is and moves mo to the Casino November NovemberShe November81M NovemberShe She will b WfOllowed followed at the Lyric Lyricby Lyricby Lyricby by The Blue Moor which hi h opens opensNovember opensNovember opensNovember November M Louise LoU le Ting T 1JUit1tgIn in Marcalk Mar Marcelle Xar Xareelle calk goete t Phils ieiphia for a five fiveweeks ftveweoQ fiveweeks weeks engagement Sddie d4is 44 Fay Yaybeen has hasbeen ha habeen been booked booke < < for the Casino in MrHamlet Mr MrHamlet KrHamlet Hamlet of Broadway BftNtwaya Broadwayabout about ut Chrtsrmaa Ch Chtime ChtiAtpasthus Chrtsrmaatime time timet t POINTED REMARKS RE REIN IN LACKAYE LA KAYE Brilliant Repartee Marks in The Battle at the theBelasco theBelasco theBelasco Belasco BelascoThe BelascofiOIlowIall The following are a few excerpts the dialogue gue in The Battle in Wilton Lackaye appears at the aaco this week PHilip is 1 the worker and Haggieton the Philip PhJIIpThe The question is where w 1Iere do get et your CHII money you rich men yo you earn it T Do you dig it out of ground No you ou get g it by the men sad ml by the tears of women children you get it by grinding beings down to starvation Bta aUon wages taking the rest millions upon that belong beI to the workers but go your fat pockets because you are enough and an druel enough to take Haggieton Ha letonA A A man with the stuff in him can ca win out against erty Joel as well today toda as he could ccwuuldHaggletoaAs couldHaggletott CftUI4HagJeoftAs Haggletott HagJeoftAs As long 10IJ as a a man tRn money ey he hes s a akicker kicker abeut the of the poor Give him some money he stops kicking Thats why wh Isis are poor poorHaggieton poorHagglelonYor tOOI tOOIH Haggieton H HagglelonYor etonYOtI You cant expect ono to fight t the battle of another Why should they the Do you eu tight

iI1 I OUR LilT Autho Authorized AuthorizedBoard lzed lzedBoard Board of In Investigation ImCon vestigation vestigationContradicts Contradicts Contradictsharges Con tradicfY tradicfYCharges Charges of ofNaval ofNaval Naval NavalOfficels NavalOfficers Officers OfficelsRegarding OfficersIlegarrling Regarding RegardingValue IlegarrlingValue Value of the theNorth I INorth North Dakota DakotaIT DakotaT T has come to pass that a duly dulyauthorized tlulyauthorized dulyauthorized authorized board of the six sixty sixty sixty ¬ IT ty men in the United States Stateswho Stateswho Stateswho who know most about abo t naval navalconstruction navalconstruction navalconstruction construction have sat in conference conferenceat at Newport R I I for three months monthsand monthsand monthsand and have considered the criticisms criticismsof criticismsof isms ismsof ¬ VEALLY VEALLY1ADNIIJGIITJ 1ADNIIJGIITJ 1ADNIIJGIITJOQ OU PC4CTICAUY PPACTLctiLYDJQDHCTf DJQDHCTf 4 4y y 5 5o 5ti o ti rr O R r L X J paints upon which the battleship type typwae tnfwae typewas wae moat harshly attacked attackedFirst atteke4FlntuU attackedF1rstIt FlntuU First It ia 1 presumed that this thl yes vessel yesset ¬ set 1 is built primarily to light vessels vesselsof of corresponding type built or building buildingIn In foreign navies If we assume that thatth thatthe thatthe th the modem tweJveifteh t gun will main malntaln HU mainthin ft fttala thin in action a rate of Are of one shot shotper shotper hot hotper per minute the h8 North Dakota in the thecourse tbecoune thecourse course of thirty minutes nut la a broad broadside dside broadside ¬ side engagement with an adversary a yerry of ofthe ofthe ofthe liUUur I pipes pi and large cowls entirely entirelylone entirelylone entirelytone lone away aw with as a has been done In Inthe Inthe Inthe the Bnelish Dreadnought DreadnoughtI I la reference 8t8l to the th Inadequacy I of ofin ofh ofimsh imsh in h casement ou nteAt armor for protecting protectingiInch pIOteedaliIaoh prof etiag etiagrisk risk torpedo defense t guns the con conference eeaftrteace confereaee ¬ ference hW thai if Utn utaeh utaehN16 h antesCaere armor armorere N16 ere practicable for use in this Ud con connecUwn conaeed connectia necUwn al it would be desirable but that thatit tatIt thatIt it Mould canes eta much greater t weight weightand wll wrightsaid < ht htA and t dieplocemeat hM > wcem nt t and the loss of other otheradvisable otherue otheradvisabte does d not conel conelier < < 1er it desirable to mount mountsweh IJIOUntRb mountsuch such pupa in turrets on the North NorthDakota NorUtDako NorthDakota Dakota Dako or vessels vee + ls of her design designThere dulp1ber designThere There is a possibility of a aUnT nurryand aUnTand flurryand and a scare on the finding ef theconference the theconference tAeOIIt OIIt conference with reference to our 11 11ineh Jiae itbah bah iae R gene n and the U claim of ofer Command Commander ¬ er Key that theY are Inferior to thoM UtoHIf thoseof thoMnt nt tje t British The conference eoG erMee took tookhat tHkt tooksomewhat somewhat hat t the iew of the critic in tothis inthte IntbJa this matter as will be seen by the theresolution t1MIt theresolutions lowing Iowl resolution passed by byof a vets V818oftan vetset of oftan M ta 21Whereas 21 21Whereas 06 Whereas that mug magaalne JU sloe of Xo f S Sturret ItUlTet fiturret turret oa the North Dakota te ergo largoy hurgey ergo8WJ y surrounded by settress of heat eat sad aa4the sadthe u uUte the better wcattow appears a abite faqpmcti faqpmctieahte latgraetlcable cable bite resolved n that we approved a aprevision aprtmSlon aprovision prevision for the refrigeration of thismagazine this thismagazine tM tMazbtc magazineThe magazine magazineThe azbtc azbtcrbe The conference was informed that thatsteps tltat8ep thatMops been taken tak ta that thtdirection tbt4trecUoll thatdIreetlom

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HIGH CATHOLIC DIGNITARIES IN CHURCH PAGEANT OF DECADE IN U. S. ' (By UnlUd Pr»M.) OHICAOO. Nor. 87.—Th« m»« --clflawt Catholto pac««nt, tnor« thM any other toatur* of th* m o«at Calholti' iiiNKlotinrjr wnmwt In Chirac, (bowed (he <'nlliu«l»»m and nt<>nt of th* mlnKlauarjr nn»v»<- ■Mat In th* I'nltod guta« and tan •da. which ha* recently brm In aagxtrat«d, vlth tht> pop»« bleat ing, by Arctiblthop Qalgley. Tbo fctghrat i •ilattn in Urn Vnlt«-d Biat*i and faoa/ta. marched through the - atrv«ta of Chicago, from Uio doors of th. Holy Name • - ■- —..... pariah liotiio, through BUI« it to. I In. Cathedral of th« Hoi* Nam*. 1 Members of th» nut... of Knight.! of Columbui from fly« atatoa It>««*•(■ th» route of the par«.lt«, wrarlii« atlk hats and frock coata, but. car rj-inic drawn aworda. nftj-nino of the 81 American bUhopa were In lino. *' Th« most notable figure of the parada waa Arcbblibop Diaio.-dc rkleoale of New York, iK-r*niai r»pr«tM<nUtlv^ of tho I*!*, walked la tho roar i 4 tbo In th» atmplo garb of tat l'mnc'« can monk. Id the 8« Catholic pulpit* of ill raro Butiday th» aain<> ««>rmon "Tbo Mlsilonary tiplrlt" preached by various hlrfi

The three designs shown above are direct from Paris and show th& latest styles in ladles' hats. The other ex treme seems to be in vogue from the Merry Widow, and we have for the diminutive hat. A new chain girdle In various color combinations such as white and gold. 1 blue and gold, taupe and gold i# y^, tpretty* •?.,-•« '•••.'§*•?' S *'HU i'

MILADY’S HATS LOOK MUCH LIKE INVERTED WASHTUBS THESE DAYS Never lias there been such a\season for fur. The average woman car* ries a small fortune on her back. A mink coat was seen rfn Broad street the other day that contained at least forty perfect skins, with heads and tails innumerable. Muffs have attained the proportions of good sized rugs, and boas and collars are of monstrous size. The fur toques and hats of the season are wonderful to behold, as the above Illustrations will show. They vaguely suggest inverted tubs, but be ‘ it. I are called

I I IIS I TAFT COTTAGE AND AND THE BRIDGE OF SIZE LONE LITTLE MOUSE MOUSESTARTS MOUSESTARTS STARTS BIG PANIC PANICCrowded PANIC PANICi PANICCrowded PANICCrowded i Crowded Store Becomes Lingerie LingerieExhibition LingerieExhibition I IExhibition Exhibition Until PolicemanKills Policeman PolicemanKills I Kills Intruder IntruderWttLMINGTON IntruderWILLMINGTON I IWULML WttLMINGTON WULML GTON Del Dec One Onelone Onelone I Ilone lone mouse in a 5 and Hhoent cet1t store in inthis Imithis 1 1I I this city today caused the greatest rcatet ex excitement txciteinent > ¬ citement among am ng the btt Christmas tma shop shoppers shoppore ¬ 1 pore persIt poreIt 1 It was discovered by Mtes Marion MarionBaldwin MarionBaldwin Baldwin who he has charge of the Jewelry Jewelrycounter jeellcounter jewelrycounter I counter and she at once gave the alarm alarmThejBtore aJarmThe sJarznThe ThejBtore The atore tore was filled with ith women and andthey anllthey an1they they climbed counters and to other otherpoints otherpoints points of vantage vantageSpecial vantageSpecial vantageSpecial I Special Officer James Black appeared appearedat at this time and being a modest man manwas manwas j jU was U almost ahno t overcome by the display of oflingerie oflingerie I Ilingerie lingerie but bravely went to work Ork and andsucceeded ardSUced aidsucceeded < succeeded SUced in clubbing ng the mouse to todeath todeath I Ideath death deathXone deathNone Xone was injured but numerous hats hatsware hatsw hatswere I ware w re disarranged ana n one woman lost losther losther losther her underskirt I I I I

Was WasKilled WasKilled WasKilled iiid iiidSister d dSister i iI iI ERBC ERB ERBQrsuri House to toHew toHear toHear of ofErbfs ofErbs ofErbs husband husbandwa husbandwaa husbandwas kill nt me and andmy l1dIQ andmy and when tried to kill killme k1llme killme to my aid aidhe aidhe aidhe when she shewrested shewrested he hewreated him he was wasfinally wasftna1l7 wasfinally bad not at attake attakced he would wouldnot wouldnot wouldnot if he had hadgone hadaone hadgone there therewould theruwould therewould but he hereturned hereturDed hereturned to fight us usi u uI t avoided avoidedIn avoidedIn but with a adefiant adeftant adefiant plainly plainlyto plainlyto Iered that thatshe thatshe thatshe sne s 1e should shouldi Erb ErbI Erbtoday i

COUGHS COLDS. I Toole Pc-ru-na, 3vfo?.'TnJFPt4 Hat.t (?hats .ur. 'WASHINGTON, D.cjjjy

A CHINOHIL1A HAT ON THE NEW SMALL LINES All the hula hats ire tfrewlnff rinallct Irv ilii jaunty nttl niudul la a fresh urrival from th French attic wart hllhlll whit Its soft gray col

Thomas B Shannon President J H Coltharp Cot lIrp Vice President PresidentA A business change changehu has just been made by which the ShannonEs ShannonEssex ¬ sex company doing business at 26 2 East Second South is succeeded by bythe bythe bythe the ShannonCqltharp Shannon Coltharp company The change went into effect last lastWednesday lastWednesday lastWednesday Wednesday J W Essex one of the former owners of the business is isretiring isretiring isretiring retiring to engage in other pursuits but Thos 1 B Shannon retains retainshis retainshis his entire interest interest intact The officers of the new company c are Thos ThosB ThoB ThosB B Shannon president J H Coltharp vice president W A Dicken Dickenson son secretary and A R Webster treasurer treasureraJid and managerThe manager managerThe managerThe The ShannonEssex company opened up business here about a year W A Dlckenson Secretary Secretaryago A R Webster Treas Ire as r a 1 Manager ago and has been very successful ul The expectation t now is i that a the thenew thenew new company will increase the capital and enlarge the business The Thecompany company om ny has already alr eadr bought a large line li e of fine readytowear readyto ear cloth clothing ¬ ing with a general line of mens furnishings and hats which it ex expects expects ¬ pects to have ready for inspection in a few days daysThis daysThis This little shop on East Second Se on South has had ad the distinction of ofbeing f being b eing one of the most attractive in town wn and it is IS expected that in inthe In the near future the new company will make it one of the most attractive at attractive ¬ tractive establishments in the west est

NATURE'S IMAGE GF WASHINGTON., m > ' > ' m mwm Bate. ■ ■■■ Y fr S m ■r '• A ■ ■ ■M * 7 m Vf v •* W# : 1 m { •?V < M ■ S3® ■ ■% mm m -, ; " . •' ■ A :• ' 'i REMARKABLE ROCK FORMATION NEAR CHATSWORTH, CAL. — L. R. Freeman, California.

ByMKSJILNRYSYMLS a d f he3 he3y I y ec ece r b heIgure I e gJI e i iC C k k621 Zzae5 ciVea yer CbLnz CbLnzyer PP tRA l CE of ofH Mtaeneea raew t A be acquired 1iired to other ways waystfcftu waysdIaa warstlptu tfcftu by inconynt laeeep t exercise It Itneeds It1teM Itneeihr needs only a Uttl little kawie te Wlise Wliseto ge geto a ato to dre ao brat a girt of decided pbusnegs pteau pteaune ne n negs nay Tie le to length of tile with wtdi1pRtike her bersylphlike hersylphlike sylphlike 1pRtike sister If you wear furs you youbare Ihave youhave have at yourt disposal a a nice and Tecy Tecyadvantageous TSCYadvantageous YCFadvantageous advantageous arrangement ar t for you JUUdose yoetobese may maycboose > dose the kind of 1 for it that witt lie wide widenoash wideenough Rideenough enough to hide the defects of Jc yearfigure Jcfigure JMKfigu figure figureThe figureThe figuThe The girl wearing the set of painted piutedfox paintedfox tetlfox fox fox you can sea 1M has cbeeen a widestole wW wWstote wI estole stole and a muff with depending taflswhich tails tailswhich tagswhich which Mtt much to the tJaelltraitlrtlteSS draigbhtaess strai tMSs of ofline ofline oftine line lie dress stoo too ls is pteated Z d so the theadd thestra thestraight stra straight taIIIIIg m w wlilestly wlilestlyadd e tIJsdd add several inches to her ter be4 height t white whiteher wtdJebel WheLer her hat to broad and a by contrast does doesits doesIts doesIts its put toward towaa d > giving the effect of ofthin a athin athin thin waBtaa WOIR8 Wore the skirt of the thegown theOwn thegown gown cnU clia cut in Barrow JItU1OW artew gates ebe she would wouldappear lpper W MId MIdappear appear pperTIa efoit ere than aHaatmer aHaatmerTh ec ecTate Th Tate sane figure is abowii t Weld weodagnarrow weadDgDIpT01 Weldnarrow narrow DIpT01 furs and a asllorteoat shortcoat salt with witha wDadRtdar witha a adRtdar circular skirt To Y You may IDUSM see at a aglance 3gJ athe glance ee how JIoWtM the narrow Votes i vl Par m mcentuate ac accentuate ae aecentuate ¬ centuate the breadth of the hips mad madshoulders aDdshOul an anshoulders shoulders while the hat to of the site steeto siIIeto siteto to mafee her face look broad I need neednot lIeN110t aeednot not notA into the eta of theA the cG tIIsiDJIe A single glance rail wffl show you the theof 1 1of ftmy fofee fofeeBat of tmy tmyf my arstwneat arstwneatBut f But it to not only on the street thatsite that thatthe tbatthe the stout girl may be thin If she sheneed sbech shechooses nothing t but increase the size of the thewaist thewaist thewaist waist both k uaturalaDd natural and assented assentedHow assamedHw asssmedHew How very much mT better sbe looks injbiaok in inIbfecki InbIek Ibfecki bIek Of course it is a very va plaingown plain plaingown plaingowa gown bat the total absence ofi o oi any anytritasing anyS arctriiatning tritasing S serves to give the figure the thecarves thee thecarves e vas carves of beauty while it adds a s nothing nothingt te t U t e weight The ton JeRS plain sleeves sleevesand sleevesand eeves eevesthe and the straight straIg t unbroken fee of black blackover blackwer blackover over the bast make the whole figure ofthe of ofthe oftbe the Wirer rer appear slim and straight straightwatte sttalghtwWl straightwWle watte the long lea train detracts from the thethickness thetlllckHss thetldckaesr thickness of the bios biosAs hips hipsAs hipsAs As to eveafejr eve i gewas g was bow remarkably remarkablystoet remarkablyMoItt remarkablystoat stoat the figure we ar era watcblag watcbb g looks hooksin looksin oo ooiJt in the pink satin with the t e oversklrt oversklrtabraptr oversklrtnIpt overskirtaleups nIpt abraptr cat across the front The Tbewaist Thewaist Thewaist waist Jfcw lea too tee is of dark shade so the thebroadest thebnNIdeIt thebad broadest possible poes bIa effect e ect is given It Its ItsDOt Is Isaet isnot DOt that the gown WR s s ether than ex extreitwly exueeIy extseselr treitwly haad2oar handsocd and artistic but it itcertainly Itcer1Blllly ItoertEhtly certainly is 5 Bet he he gown that best sdts sciisthe sdtstlte sdtsthe the girt who wears it itTorn it itTtort t tIan > Torn yew oyes eir however boW er to the figure figureIn figure AkureIn In biaok W ok You CMl would hardly believe it itcould Ite Itcould could be tbe same girl would yen Yet Yetthe Yettile Totthe the oater aMi out cut of the gown easily eaMiYneale easilymake euIlY1II8ketIIat make 1II8ketIIat that difference Mere t ce See how tAe line lineof UDeof lineof of white Ilea to the bodice is arranged arrangedto to give an appearance a of fiataese An and andsee aDdW andSee see See to W toe v bow the tight tit t sleeves glee es of net netdd netDOUmtg netadd add dd nothing DOUmtg to breadth broad At the artificial arttdcfelwatet cJa1waJ6t artificialwaist waist bee U e at the center front is a dejwndtojr de tie tiej dopending pending j band of satin which bangs rings per perfectly Zfectly perfectly ¬ fectly straight and bides whatever earvethe carve carvetbe eervethe the figure may have at that tbatGIRt point The Theback TIleback Theback your case then I advise you to stop stopdrinking 2toPdrlnldIJ stopdrinking drinking it itTee ItTee it itToe Tee much talcum powder will hurt the theccrrrrknJssr thet thecc ccrrrrknJssr cc css Jt Muses iises enlarged pores poresPimples poresPimples poresPimples Pimples PimplesEeiasoBbttttl PimplesBet PimplesBela EeiasoBbttttl Bet N agrsbs agrsbsoR 5 grates gratesOH grd1sb OH e e1 abmos snamomSe e S IieC1ne drops dropsOtatmeat dtepsOintment Ointment af b boaaated azootea Zted ezide ezideof exld d 4B 4Bo o eC1ne of sine loooca looocaObstinate 1 1Uh buncouse Uh oa the surface RrMeObstinate surfaceObstinate Obstinate Blackheads 1ua khea s of the SkinNIrN1NNN1N11NNNN Skin SkinSthar Skinsp Sthar NIrN1NNN1N11NNNN M 2 ounces ouncesSeep ouncesSoap Seep nabaeat atsrent Seeaees SeeaeesEab 2eeasesRub euDClS euDClSR Rub tola the spot > pet affected sJr ted and as asu seen sooaas seenas as Ute adxtore barns waah the surface surfaceCucumber sarlacemtk surfacewith with hot waterCucumber water waterCucumber Cucumber Lotion or Cream CreamExpressed CreamjIce CreamISrpr2 Expressed jBfee of cacaaibtrs J ui uiDeedrlahhl > P PBtceot pI taIoeiaeI Deedrlahhl ISrpr2 aIoeiaeI 1 otraces otracesSeet Btceot 6 end art Sftwees SftweesSbavtaf 31i eulces eulcescream ounessSha4a Sbavtaf cream N 1 dram dramBloacbed cramBIsDdtei dramlunched lunched kneads Bldcaias BldcaiasThis 1amsrJIIs 13i draw drawThis This is a a suave lotion en Very prbUedn wWtecdnaeCtenlD wbItectng wbItectngtsCtemlaz prbUedntaCteatez taCteatez aDd rfeaaaJac rfeaaaJacPimples deaasgPimples cIaBarPimples Pimples PimplesMxDtar PimplesJT MxDtar JT Dt Mrs Syaiea Syaiea3fy SJItOSy SyaeesM 3fy M y face ace I Is ateaact covered C9V with ntrntesand Dtoules Dtoulesaad DImnies11II and I ala ao aabaawd of them that t t I want waatreaMAr wu1tA A remedy rem La a seer U peutble peutbleA 1 UnlA scsA A GRATEFUL PBR90K PBR90KPUspIes FERCO FERCOr1m PER PERPimples Pimples r1m es usually denote a sluggish cir circulation clrc1lk1tieR circulatian ¬ culation of the blood Bathe them every everynight eeIYt everynight night t with hot water pat them dry drywJCh drywide wide a soft towel and then apply thefollowing the thetettewiag thefeIIewiab following preparation preparatioaPosatti prepel1Io1Fosatti preparationFosatti Fosatti Cream for PimplesAttract Pimples Ffmpleset Attract l trset of Wet N Id drone9waet drops dropsSweet d daIIIIaD4 Sweet abused off IS gproeeIpItate gyms gyms9Mpitttr ass assDailaf Dailaf precipitate + grates gratesI gnIL5tit groinsLanhlo grates gratesQxMo grainsOxMe Simple fare fare regular reguJardaJly daily exercise eserdsefresh exercisefresh exercisefresh fresh air night and day d in the home h me are areaH areall areall all essential essentIal Then the health of o the theeye t1tee theeye eye e e Itself must be guarded The girl girlwho girlwho girtwho who reads in a bad light who does net netcare DGtcare netcare care whether w ether print Is good or bad who whosits 1 whosits w wts sits ts in a huddled position with her 1er headforward head headforward h 3 3terward forward is deliberately spoiling any anybeauty anybeauty anybeauty beauty of eyes she may possess posessContinuous possasContinuous possessContinuous Continuous reading on railway Journeys Jour jotIrneys joerneys ¬ neys Is bad for the sight Alway AlW3 Alwayp read readin readin readIn in a good steady light rest the eyes eyesoccasionally eyesCCa5iona1ly eyesoccasionally occasionally whea working by looking lookinginto 1 eklnginto lookingInto into the distance dl ance or lowering the Ids XdsThe IdsThe lidsThe The eyebrows give expression to the theface thetacealmost theface face tacealmost almost as much as the eyes them themselves tbemelves themrelves ¬ < selves We can do a great desG d to alter alteraad tlter tlterand ter terand and improve the shape sha of the brow browDaily brows browsDally browsDaily Daily care careWll1 will Improve the growthand growth growthand gnmthand and gloss of the brows and by gentle gentlestroking geatlemGk1nb gentlestroking stroking between the fingers should be bewell bewell bewell well moistened with olive oil or or11ne sase saseline vase vaseline ¬ line 11ne which hlch also stimulates growth growthThe sro sroThe growthThe The Lips LipsANY LipsM fps fpsM ANY y women oman bite their lips lips Jest j jestbefore t tbefore M 1 I before entering a drawing dr2Wi g room roomso roomso roomso so that they will become a apretty aprett apretty pretty prett red d They make a great mistake mistakewhen mistak9when mistakewhen when doing this for besides the fact factthat factthet factthat that the color thus produced lasts but a amoment 8moment amoment

SPRING RING OPENING PENU COMPLIMENTARY ARY Toraorrows T morrows o sive a tve e dollars in lie girls rls inauguration ina 1ti1 tion as 1ictu pictured l is to All 111 sizes sizes and colorS complete m fete satlsf without alterations charge will be n1a wearing a is the Bon is 1 S500 S500but but samples here at equally suitable tomorrows ton lOrrows kid gloves are 97c high stock with We 4c instead of SOc Boa at 600 and greatest 10 A Onetenth ed on any all of the Suits Hats Hand Bags oi Embroideries Bandeaux and The Opening to the fair sex sexit sex it women of V iIshin dressed dr sed in the not necessarily dressed Harmony street dress the hat piece the globes gl aglow es i to t o create an TOpistkr ij2 tic Bring This List of It Will Prove a Valuable Shopping

I IDaring ¬ ¬ the thenow thenuw thentw al already alread alrody ¬ be being bein being ¬ is isunusually isunusmtl1y isunusually ol olthe otthl o othe ex exclusively cxt x xdus1el ¬ ex executed exCMltcd exV ¬ lily lilyof U1 U1ot lilyot at attractive ILttnlctlve ¬ a awreath 3iellth awreath ¬ ¬ a awide awide aU1e is isfurther isfurther isfurther ¬ on onthe onthe onthe to tohats tohata tohats old oldrose oldrose oldrose ¬ ¬ de department deptlrtment department ¬ BECOMING TO MOST WOMEN STYLE PROMISES TO TOBEPOPULAR BE POPULAR I in tic Ll < spring nnI styles styl t 13 of jf f mri r1IiIff 1111rtmushroom ircr ircrmushroom r rmushroom > mushroom pokt effects pr prdJ < dominate 1lnltf It ItIs ItIs itis piu P th h > fff tf f t T Tl in hat IP r mrvli ITIl < f fC tvip tvipcolon J Jr colon C r vl satin straw bnJ hr 1J w wtink vf f frllnk The nrxt nx 7 7J t X1 X C I rr jsO jsO5hapc4 4 < 0 1 1L1T 5hapc4 L1T ale of roKf traTV tia IJ irtlil jc r 11d Itl of ei a clolj cloljatp J dc dcLte l latp j c cf r > v 4 fl 1 n t tra L Lc c f1 ra tJrl LiL f f Cl 1 1 t Of OfThi it itThic t = t > J young Y rg person personT Sn rsnI SnTI T I triv c1 TI > t f nilir r l 0ii pk effect effectand t effectani et is I I

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II Another Upper Main Street Improvement i fi T ts2II J II r J I r r f I LH t 1 r M I II 4 l r tLi It d e b 31rJai I ti ilart7 rids r r Handsome FrontCutler Bros Co I hHI ILr I 011 r nmd7n busl nxM tail und push IH ih OMMIUJ power of his ploiwer clocking and hats g d IiuM Irlb iJIJLd in tin I > IK IllyIII kfiueni that tie v lava j ut completed In their largo store Th a aVine iii tlnlw i Ise it t Ilrrlua of gxxi t4tu ana beauty PNVvx are 1e4ktel atUjH 4 by UM dlplu i bill ailuru UlMK new a iedwu

INTIMATE PICTURE OF TYCOBB Cobb Is a warm advocate of leav ing spikes alone of killing the spit ball and allowing a batter to take his base on three balls Instead of the presentday four Anything to help baiting he Kays an average But when they do knock out the spltball watoh out for some parachute to drop to mother earth Theres whole bunch np In the big league who have not a curve outside the spltter and when thats killed

I IWasnt f fI I I I Ithe j jj iI 1 j jand Iand j jrammed i1t1lre t ton j jtijct j jthet j jhimself i iDemocrat i I I Ir I Ir WOMAN ACTS AS GOVERNOR MllS lets lltS C If SHELTON SIIBLTOXto SHELTONhid hid return to be acttec n guMiuut srnar at aternury se el el84da the thecerise cerise eater ernury of ti Ut t tthttJ CUll CUllc Chahmlei d deaesaa c eaesaa she his jut laMa laMaf1I ate his eu a riQ riQd f1I thttJ at tJ 8 8 Semis Tfcmbtfaft That MIlt MIlttte wo BfoHatst Latssaum BfoHatst9twv

BIG MILLINERY SHOP IN THIS CITY ABOVE is shown one of the new ‘•peach-basket” hats, Just out for spring. Hats like this are going to be all the rage, 'tls said. The hat Is of braided black satin straw, with facing of shirred rose-color messallne. Satin velvet ribbon Is draped across the front and caught with a cluster of red rosebuds and foliage. The trimming Is simple, so as not to detract from the hat's startling height, or rather depth. Shown at Llssner's.

Pins Hats As Shadows For President Taft - .n This picture was token of President To ft, la Washington. The secret ser vice men are shown In the rear. The? are dllloeat In profeeilnic the ehlef executive during bis travels lu mid nut of Washlnßton.

LET THE BABES IN THE HATS There a a new T. Hoosevelt. He's Frank McNlchola, one of tha Chit ago members of the Illinois legis lature. And there's anew Ur sthk. Chicago landlords are Yielding It. McNlchola is the man they menace. For— — McNlchola has introduted a bill Sk^'NcjwTt?d<ly down at Springfield which demands that landlords let babies into their flat buildings. More than that, hi* haby law would make the h ird-hearted landlord who eJectß a tenant with Itooseveltlan ideas *»f the « ternal fit ness of things, subject to a penalty ranging from SSO to SIOO. "No dogs or babies allowed." Chicago landlords post such signs ’.n the entrancea to their property. "Give the mun with babies a >how." savs M< Nichols, and he ups and writes hla little bill. Chances for Us passage look goo 1, he says. The landlords bold, wh:> have always been requiring as a con dition precedent to renting apartments that there shall be no children under 14 yeara of age In the family of the renter, are frightened. When the bill cornea up for passage there’ll be a big lobby on the Job. Here's the chorus me hears about Chicago real estate offices juat now: "Horrors! What are w. A mun Just gets a nice five-room flat fixed up and along aotnea one of these new thought dispensers with about 11 children, probably all boys. They like ihe flat and tell me, the poor landlord, that they will take it. All I can do Is to wring iny hands. If this —this —we!i, McNlchola, has his way. They move In; the boys drive nulls In thp front steps, make a blackboard of the walls, use the hall for a roller skating rink and stable the goat in the kitchen. Oh. It’s great.” Chicago fathers are in high glee. If they had their way McNlchola would get a Rhodes scholarship or a Curne gie medal or a niche in the hall of fame, or something They see anew ray of hope. HOORAY!

millinery, the Easter bonnet—always topics of absorb i ing interest to the feminine ; and ; poetical, mind, and this year 'of more interest than before, for all :>-•{■.; milliners apparently ■*. have com to exhibit much- earlier in the sea than usual such a bewildering array the m«st fascinating : hats that ever forth in vivid colors, flowers feathers, that unless the . average has been greatly strengthened by six weeks of Lenten discipline self as regards hats will be practically j ".)■;.*'< Summer hats' worn while : flurries' of and cold, biting winds prevail seem the conservative woman ! sadly incon especially/when worn with heavy wraps, hut this season the incongruous .has prevailed, 'and before the season entered on its reign, accord to the calendar, not only were black dark color straw hats much in evi but light and white straw hats trimmed ,< with pink roses, were with the calm assurance that the ontls of March was the correct time of year,: and not July and August, for same styles to appear. Individuality and , originality, by 'no the same in matters of dress, and are the salient points of this millinery. The most daring com of color are essayed, the most blending pf materials. Who, instance, had ever thought that shiny patent leather could bo used to trim yellow straw or that flowers like forget nots, pink roses, cherries and grapes be so mingled that, while suggesting idea of a fruit salad, the effect from a standpoint was decidedly smart? the shapes! ■The bee hive \is im popular, while boat shaped tur : nightmare like renderings of.Tarn Shanters and bonnets, looking far like coal scuttles than anything to adorn (?) the head of woman, l attention,, if I not admiration. of such chaos can there be evolved LATEST PARIS FASHIONS anything possible? is the bewildered feel ing when starting on the weary chose for. summer hats this year; but when the first, shock is over and the eye becomes trained i Los Angeles Sunday f Fascinating Styles in^Black and Colored Crin fi I and Stra^f4iks for the Spring Season.

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New York's Pretty Women Fight Shy of Jane Crow Cars The Men Up Forward Y Know New Tube and Subway Cars for Women Aren't the Place to Look for Fashions, and m for the Hirls with new hats You'll Never ISee Them There. IXTEUlon OF THE FIRST "FOU New Y'ork, April 14. New York is WOMEN ONLY" OATt THAT CAME OVEK FliOM HUBOWuN. av.K. int. PRETTY OIRLfc". cups, to distinguish them from com All young women avoided the

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' '■ > JAMES J. JEFFRIES. and excited cries of approval, as they stood up and waved their handker chiefs, and even their peach basket hats, to the ponderous, bowing and blushing “undefeated champion,” ad ded picturesqueness to a remarkable Beene.

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" ' . - - : : j Models In the Advent of Hats the "Merry Widow" is the woman who adorned extinction of comfort and a three-foot wide hat relief. Dame Fashion suffering from her day of the big hat is the new models, many of of which arc shown on show anv violent break towards modification of style in which we is plain. Hats, even mncn smaller, and many are shown. Winter h.its. to be sure, are still distant hori-on. but close that within a season more the vogue of the of the most recently was extremely small, a of fact, fairly covered flower trimming com was so arranged was deceived in re and only on close exami observe what a distinct prevailing modes it was. some such change was to We have Men running to several seasons and I, for I am tired of them. difficult to wear. always looked like a candle with a full-grown and unless a tall woman well she was more than a windmill. Then, too. were plump or thin, the that the average big hat on one's facial brought out everything left in shadow. could never in out of style. While big thing, we wore them, and it seems to me that we all the more firmly be not convinced of their modification in the induced the change of of line of the prevail made the continued big hat ridiculous. It expression of extreme entirely out of spirit lines of the spring and illustrate the wide and treatment favored seem to be in great Paris milliners, but varieties of weave and with equal favor. small, round brim hat simple and be The crown is straw and covered with lace with of satin. poke shown is another model. It is really an cap the peasant women wear, and the style has name Normandy. The c;-3 II lif 1 f w ! iH mode is very becoming to both small and large faces, but its nature restricts it to more or less festive occasions. This particular model is created out of very fine lawn inset with lace. The trimming is a combination of lace and flowers with loops of ribbon. It is one of the most charming models shown, and no woman could fail to look coquet tish in it. The neck niching shown with it is a particularly beautiful example of some of the work the best French shops are turning out. The ruche is composed of rosettes of dark satin ribbon with cen tral rosettes of rose-colored ribbon. The two central hats in the upper row of the illustration are some of the new shapes in straw. The nearer one is of coarse braided straw with rery sim ple trimming. This model, by the way, is shown with a severely plain tailored gown. 1 he other straw is of chip quality with a rather wide, upturned brim, particularly becoming to almost any type of face. The crown is made with satin ribbon overlaid with net. and the chief ornament is a somewhat bread buckle. Dressing the Hair . . The classic trend in costurne must naturally be accompanied by the same suggestions throughout the-toilet. Hair dressing shows the cUarige most de cidedly. The hair is 3rescd low, in some instances in the severe l'sychc knot, with which some of us were fa miliar probably twenty years aco. Clas sic simplicity applied to the arrangement of the hair, however, requires c!asic outline of features ; so modifications must be arranged to suit irregular fea tures. Small puffs and separate braids make the becoming arrangement of the hair much easier matter than own hair is used. Except for the grati- i hcation ot a personal .pride, long and thick hair is more burdenrome than necessary. The appropriate hair orna ments are variations on the Grecian fillet or suggestions from that source. These are readily made on a foundation of ribbon wire, covered with satin or ribbon. The hair is parted and slightly waved on each side, then drawn loosely to the back, where it is arranged in two braids that are pinned rather close to the head. The fillet crosses the front of the head, rather like a coronet braid, and ends with a large ribben rose at each side. In a more near'y pure Grecian ar rangement the hair is slichtlv waved and built out at the back in closcry placed puffs. Satin ribbon, about an inch and onc-fjuarter wide, is woven in and out the hair, and a trick of the hair dressers to facilitate this is to wind a piece of wire (a fine wire hairpin will do) around one end of the ribbon. making it possible to thread it in and out alter the hair is dressed, without fear of disarranging it. With the French people past-masters of detail millinery and hairdressing are most closely connected, and each must have a fairly good knowledge of the other's art. The Coronet Arrangement The coronet arrangement, with the ends of the hair curled, is a valuable suggestion, whether one has little or much hair. The least wisps cf hair may f a ones w ancr me nair is crossed, wttnout W CS:iti' TaO XT V ...iXA I WW ff'iiW! ;vr7w v- I be prettily and naturally arranged in the coronet way. The hair is parted in the centre and combed loosely toward the back, lifting it a little from the neck toward the crown of the head. It is loosely tied, then divided, and the ends made into not heavy two curls. A separate braid, enough to look set and arti - ficial, is pinned to cross 1 head. the top of the A EUSTLE53 KErDLZBOOK I keep my needles in booklets made from the waxed paper that comes around crackers, instead of using machine oil. ' is suggested by a correspondent. This ' ccps them from rusting in damp rather or bv the seashore., TO KEEP WAIST3 NEAT My husband gives me the box-s that his shirts come in and I label each one. placing in my couch boxes. Waists and dresses are nicely kept in this way with out crushing.

r air r t MAY 1 r J 1 BUYING IN THE ARCTIC B4H5IVS FOR THE TRADER nao GUESSES RiuifT athlS Want What They Want and > otnlnK Elie BlOOO Worth of ivory for an Old Iron Pall Heel SiiRar nod Slabs of Ten Staple al Currency is a suceewjful fur trader and A call nt hisplncelaquitoatreat perhaps partloulnrljr niter he has returned from the In the fall or In the spring just be he sets out fre911 from or fresh for country which calls has a nice office ornamented with sorts of appealing Bluff Theres a for instance native canoe that like brown Ivory but lent Its akin and one kln at thAt Its but looks skittish and n ten suspects It to be more ornamental useful Also there are ivory spears wonderful tusks native hnnd en 1 and curious tlshiiig baskets and nnd furs such furs j ifl an expert In his line Ho says only the buyer of poor furs that over + down even If one has to wait he finally get the price for old furs u ryAlPNd fYORY W I Y roar rJfHco owl CVP POH business It Is confidently hoped batter In the fall the price of good will M 5 up for folks will be buying including furs and Ilcreas In nWns IhdrertK hi price heeaye tb the expects to pay Siberia or Alaska where he r S 1rJfN ItrIVES COMNt ON MhlJ ds 7YbdtKOOJVgiTl1 FVIiJWf4i6iIrAiJrlIYrfr 4 r Whatever the trappers w ntthey get that tbinJl o noted or hill Its hard f cash or some peobil article Jf ynij y havent what they waal you dont cot tbolr goods thats pat Off > they go and its up to you to bargain With some one oleo If they onoe get the wteh for tome coo thing in their minds that one thing It

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or\^p^,i>E*♦ o* 0 In of is adorned and wide hat Fashion from her big hat is many of shown on break styles, which we Hats, even and many are still but close a season of the recently small, a covered com arranged in re exami a distinct it was. v as ta running to and 1, for of them. to wear. like a full-grown woman more than Then, too, thin, the big' bat facial everything never in While big them, and that we firmly be of their in the change of prevail continued It of extreme of spirit spring and the wide favored in great but and brim hat and be straw and ] lace with is another! really an j women I style has i mode is very becoming to both small j and large faces, but its nature restricts it to more or less festive occasions. This particular model is created out jof very fine lawn inset with lace. The trimming is a combination of lace and ; flowers with loops of ribbon. It is one of the most charming models shown j and no woman could fail to look coquct ] tisli in it. I The neck ruching shown with it is a i particularly beautiful example of some j of the work tne best French shops are ; turning out. The ruche is composed of i rosettes ot dark satin ribbon with cen -1 tral rosettes of rose-colorcd ribbon. The two central hats in the upper I row of the illustration are some of the | new shapes in straw. The nearer (no | is of coarse braided straw with very sint ipl trimming. This model, by the way. I is shown wi'.h a severely plain tailored gown. The other straw is of chip j quality with a rather wide, upturned brim, particularly becoming to almost j any type of face. The crown is made with satin ri’ bon overlaid with net. and , t lie chief ornament is a somewhat broad I buckle. Dressing the Hair The classic trend in costume must naturally be accompanied by the same i suggestions throughout the toilet. Hair | dressing shows the change most de- I cidedly. The hair is dressed low, in | some instances in the severe Psyche ! knot, with which some of us were fa i miliar probably twenty years ago. Clas sic simplicity applied to the arrangement of the hair, however, requires classic outline of features; so modifications must be arranged to suit irregular fea tures. Small puffs and separate braids make the becoming arrangement of the hair a much easier matter than if all one’s own hair is used. Er cept for the grati- j fication of a nersonal pride, long and j thick hair is more burdensome Ilian I necessary. The appropriate hair orna- j ments are varia.tons on the Grecian j fillet or suggestions from that source. ■ These are readily made on a foundation of ribbon wire, covered with satin or ribbon. The hair is parted anti slightly waved on each side, then drawn loosely to the back, where it is arranged in two braids that are rather close to the head. The fillet crosses the front of the head, rather like a coronet braid, and ends with a large ribbon rose at each side. In a more nearly pure Grecian ar rangement the hair is slightly waved and built out at the back in closely placed puffs. Satin ribbon, about an inch and one-quarter wide, is woven in and out the hair, and a trick of the hair dressers to facilitate this is to wind a piece of wire (a fine wire hairpin will do) around one end of the ribbon, making it possible to thread it in and out after the hair is dressed, without tear of disarranging it. With the French people p-t-masters of detail—millinery and hairdressing are most closely connected, and each must have a fairly good knowledge of, the other's art. The Coronet Arrangement The coronet arrangement, with the ends of the hair curled, is a valuable suggestion, whether one has little or he prettily and naturally arranged in the coronet way. The hatr is parted in the centre and combed loosely toward the back, lifting it a little from the neck tov-ard the crown of the head It i made into two curls. A separate braid, ficial, is pinned to cross the top of the w A RUBTT.EBS NEEDLEJOO* I keep my needles in booklets im.d* Irom the waxed paper that comes arc-uM crackers, instead of using machine oil as suggested by a correspondent. Thi* keeps them from rusting in damp weather or by the seashore. TO KEEP WAISTS KEAT My husband gives me the boxes that his shirts come in and I laoel each one. placing in my couch box ‘5. Waists and dresses arc nicely kept in this way with