The Tacoma Daily Ledger from Tacoma, Washington • 7

DAILY LEDGEK TACOMA WASHINGTON SATURDAY NOVEMBER 9 1912 eludes Mrs Murphy Mrs LeFebvre and Mrs Pessemier Visit the Corset Shop 901 st adv Mrs Cl Blakeney will entertain Monday afternoon for Query olub No at her home 2524 North Washington street Mrs Buchanan will be chairman of the program and Mrs Harry Rubldge and Mrs Edgar Wheeler will answer the questions French bulbs HInz Florist 7th and Adv One of the fashionable gatherings was the bridge Thursday afternoon at which Mrs Edward I Salmaon entertained at her residence on North street In honor of her oouslns the Misses Tripp who are guests of Miss Marvel Shields The rooms were handsome In decorations of yellow chrysanthemums and autumn foliage Seven small tables for bridge were surrounded by bevies of the girls and matrons of the younger set and tha honors at cards were taken by Mrs Lukas Hoska and Miss York The hostess was assisted by her daughter Mrs William Anderson of Seattle Mrs A Wol-bert and Miss Shields Mt Tacoma auxiliary will be entertained Tuesday afternoon at the home of Mrs Wendt 1014 North 8th street Mrs Wendt will be assisted by Mrs Zelinsky All visiting Rebekahs and members are Invited a specialty Stamping Store Tha White adv Mrs Bowman of Olympia was guest for a few days of Mr and Mrs A Black at their home on street AMs HealthfflOaalitlKtnflipliifiii Prof Prescott of the University of Michigan explains why Royal Baking Powder adds healthful qualities to the food Testifying before the Pure Food Committee of Congress the Professor stated that fruit adds were excellent articles of food and that of these cream of tartar the add of grapes held rank with the highest both in itself and its effect in the process of leavening and baking He regarded the results from cream of tartar baking powder as favorable to health Scientists and hygienists are in accord with this opinion Royal is the only Baking Powder made from Royal Crape Cream of Tartar The popularity of Cocoa growing by inches but by leaps and bounds This increasing demand is due to over 60 years of painstaking care and thought in producing a perfect product After hardwood trass obtain a certain sgs it takee from four to eix years fhr them to grow an Inch Sometimes the rate of increase depends on the locality in which they glow Hickory trees west of the Allegheny mountains Sat Instance grow an inch In a little less than live years bat east of the Alleghenies it takes almost eix years to grow an inch As a role however the resalts fton eU localities sre practically tha same Poplars need only four years in which to grow an inch ash trees about five years oak trees about four years and one-half1 Special sale at Hat Shop 909 So st adv Mr and Mrs George Howard of Iowa who have been the guests of Mrs Savery and Mrs Shepherd for the past two weeks have returned by the Southern route and will visit friends and relatives at Los Angeles and San Francisco and will stop off In other large cities en route 25 off on all palms and ferns for this week at Hlnz florist So 7th A at adv Miss Florence Olds who went East Friday morning was accompanied by Mrs McClelland of Mankato Minn Mrs McClelland has been visiting her sister Mrs Mary Kellogg snd Karl Kellogg Miss Olds after a two visit will join her sister Miss Clara party for a trip abroad and will take the Mediterranean trip In January I Miss Agnes Allen will entertain the Westminster guild of the First Presbyterian church Monday afternoon at her home on Ainsworth avenue Mrs Ower will give a talk on "The Women of China" Mr and Mrs Frederick Beebe entertained the elders of the First Presbyterian church and their wives and Rev and Mrs Murdoch McLeod and Rev and Mrs Mitchelmore Wednesday evening at an informal social gathering The evening was passed with music and a talk on Egypt by Mr Stone Supper was served late The Collegiate Alumnae will meet this afternoon at 2 o'clock at the home of Miss Mave Olds 55 South street Rev Wheeler will speak on the teachers retirement fund bill and Dr Wegener will talk on the early schools of Tacoma Custer Corps No 2 will entertain at a card party In the Armory this afternoon at 2 o'clock All A members and friends are invited 9 3U Cocoa The Misses Tripp who have been guests of Miss Marvel Shields for the past month will leave today for Portland and San Francisco thence to their home in the East During their visit they have been delightfully entertained at many little social functions IV I A Mn Speeder Johnny jump in the Mrs Frank Kelsey and son Curtis of Portland Ore formerly of Tacoma will arrive this evening following a visit in the East and will be at the Tacoma hotel for several days where they will receive their friends satisfies particular women because the essence of goodness and purity And it is the family beverage because it is good for every member It is one of the few beverages that can be given to children without any fear of harmful after effects Use it today Give it to the children and note the improvement in their health Very economical Costs less than a cent a cup GHIRARDELLI CO Francisco Since 1852 tar run over to Mrs and borrow a cup of sugar I do wish that family could afford a car then wc could borrow gasoline! Philadelphia Evening REPUBLICANS SAVE ONE REPRESENTATIVE DAVIS IS ONLY LEGISLATOR TO WIN Lindsay's Linens Mrs Nelklrk Main 4311 adv The Misses Marie Grange and Thea Halverson entertained at the home of the former In honor of Mrs Nuna who is leaving to take up her residence In Oakland Cal The affair was a great surprise to Mrs Nuna who was only expecting to make a farewell call The decorations were in pink roses chrysanthemums and carnations being used lavishly throughout the rooms After a pleasant evening with games and music dainty refreshments were served A huge basket of carnations and roses was used for a centerpiece The favors were little baskets of almonds fastened with long ribbons to the handle of the basket in the center -The refreshments carried out the pink motif the main feature being a large cake with "Oakland written in pink icing and placed before the guest of honor Those present were the Misses Berg Hogan Johnson McGUllvry Hostettcr Nelson and Vielz Miss Mae Eidemtller of Portland is in Tacoma on a visit with her parents Mr and Mrs Fred Eldemiller She arrived last Monday and will remain until after Thanksgiving Metals legs to be snapped on washtube to raise them from floors have been patented by a Wisconsin man Scott the' leading photographer top floor Fidelity bldg adv The Museion club is issuing invitations for an informal dancing party Friday evening November 22 at academy Pierce County Sends Bull Moose to Olympia in Other Districts Cecil Bruener roses and violets Hayden's florist 623 920 Pac ave adv The George Junior Republic association will meet Monday afternoon at 2 In the A hall SOUTH TACOMA CHURCH FAIR MAKES $2500 3525 Gately's merchandise Ellers Music Hous 310 millinery 35 lacoina Trunk Factory 35 Charles Mueller 38 Sherman Clay A Co 310 Pioneer Bindery 310 William A BZS DISTURB AM OR She Was he furious dear when you told him that we had been secretly married? He Not really furious only iul furloua udge Avoid the Xmas rush Ihrlg studio adv Mullins Electric company American The league of the First Congregational church will meet Monday afternoon at the home of Mrs Isabel Sweet Heinly 1531 North Anderson street at 2:30 Mrs Chapman will lead the program on Washington state laws concerning women and children Splrella Corsets Mrs Renfro Main adv The following musical program will be given at the First Methodist church tomorrow morning: Organ Rhapsodic In major Saint Saens Quartet the Lord Oh My Soul Burdette Offertory Pastorale 100! Wschs Quartet Thy Love as a Father Gounod Postlude Laus Deo Dubois EVENING SERVICE Organ Sonata in major Dr Volckmar Canzonettta in 11 flat Scammell John Major Toccata and Fugue in minor bach Quartet Now the Declining Rays Barn by Orgon Offertoire In A minor Op 90 hi 1 Gui 1 man Quartet Radiant Morn Haa Passed Away" Woodward Offertory Arcadelt-Liazt Postlude Imperial March Bruce Steane Robert Schofield organist and According to the reporta compiled by the Visitation church of South Tacoma the 'fair held October 15-23 proved a success beyond all expectations Tlie following are a list of donaters who helped to make this fair one of Hie big- frest successes in the history of the par-sh The reports show that at leasts 32500 has been taken In and there is at least 3100 outstanding yet Donaters McDonald Shoe cornpany pair St Cecilia shoes: Kean Furniture company hras-s bed 315: Bros shoes 35: Kennedy Bros Arcade stoie merchandise 35 John McHugh 35 Dickson company 35 Feist Bachrach 35 Uchoenfeld A Sons extension table 314 tlie Stone Fisher company easy chair 3l0 Hhov-lain rocker 3750: Paulson company merchandise 310 Davis Smith A Co hnffet 335 McMormack Bros one fur 31 1) Lou Johnson A Co opera scarf 3875 Enger South Tacoma electric iron 35 A Carpenter one picture Hart jeweler silverware Standard House Furnishink company 3o Thompson Mercantile company 36 Tacoma Furniture A Outfitting company 35 Furuya company 35 Tacoma Art Emporium 35 Roman Bros 35 Savag-Fuel company 310 Woodbury 37 Dr Swearingen 35 Addison-Hill Lumber company Dr Carlson 35 Dr Nstcc 35 George Piper 35 Davis 310 Mahnke 35 Peoples Store 335 A Kaufer company statue 3750 A Kennedy dishes 37 Dr Hallock 35 Keely 310 Tho Ledger and News cash 325 Mrs McConville library table 316 Ed McDonald 310 Frank O'Leary cash $50 Tacoma Grocery company corn 36: A Barney kitchen cabinet 320 Thomas Hennessy cash 310 The new church is being rushed to completion and will be ready about March 1 When completed It will be one of the finest churches in the city Floral designs Watson's Public Market adv A social dance will be given Monday evening at St hall South 13th street and Yakima avenue for the benefit of St Leo's bazaar All Interested are Invited to attend There will be excellent music and a good time is assured The committee in charge In- TRUNKS BAGS SUIT CASES -and everything made of leatner Tacoma Trank Factory im STREET 'Burnham Merrill's Fish Flakes Fresh arrival Dainty and appetising for breakfast a can lOo and 15c Norway Mackerel Extra fat number ones light in color plump and tender 35c Little Sausages Are just as good as ever just as ap-petlxlngly seasoned just as gratifying to the nostrils and palate Better join The Little Pig Club and get yours fresh every Saturday without fear of disappointment lb 35c Pandora Dill Pickles New crop crisp delicious pickles with a fine dill flavor large jars Me doz 30o i Seasonable Mention In the race for state senator and state representative from the eight legislative districts Included In Fierce county James Davis was the only republican who obtained sufficient majority to carry him through the race In every other Instance progressives were elected to occupy chairs in the 1913 legislature partner from the 37th representative district will be Dr Jolidon Croake the first woman to be sent from Pierce county to the state legislature The vote In representative district 37 stands: Dayls 1381 EL Phelps 1304 Coffee 1296 A Dovell 948 Croake 1373 Ekre 1271 James Me Neely was defeated In the 25th senatorial district by Cotter prog with a vote of 1969 against 2379 Bell lost in the 27th senatorial district his vote of 793 being scarcely moro than half that of 8 Davis The race between Arvld Rydstrom and Wilburn Fairchild for senator from the 28th district was close until the final ballots were received Rydstrom was finally defeated by a majority of 150 His vote stood at 1121 as against 1277 for Fairchild 2ScQuestn Close behind A Bryant and Frank Sweet progressives won In the 25th representative district although the final results last night left McQueaten only SO votes behind Bryant The vote stood at 2038 for Sweet 1946 for Bryant and 1916 for McQuesten Alvin Muehler and Jack Browne who had been easy winners In the 86th representative district were defeated by Dix Rowland and Ell Norton the final count showing the following results: Muehler 2563 Browne 2378 Rowland 8233 Norton 2972 Cameron and Loveall lost In the 38th representative district by margins of slightly more than 100 votes Herber and Gilkey progressives received 1268 and 1802 respectively as against 1184 and 1148 A Glllbo and Langford were easy victors In the 89th representative CITY HIGH SCHOOL HOW STADIUM HIGH NAME IS CHANGED BY DIRECTORS People Are Always To Long Distance Other Building Is Officially Designated Lincoln Park High School AMUSEMENTS Fresh Mushrooms lb 85o Water Cress bunch Be Spanish Sweet Peppers (large cans) Fandora Mince Meat Jar BOO Florida Grape Fruit special lOo ll1afa Grapes 3 1 bs ISo ifcuar Kraut quart lOo Wisconsin Brick Cheese cream soft ripe cheese of mild delicious flavor pound 30c jgw England Crullers and wholesome yet rich and 25J texture Thoroughly cooked Me fat and thoroughly drained fat Today only ae- fafih Cider Jj11 barrel of cider on tap for to-All the difference in the IuImT between this fresh pure apple and the kind doctored with ben-' oda We never sold so cider before Order a gallon nd out why 40c gal- district receiving 1400 votes more than the highest republican candidate Totals Are Given The totals for legislative offices in Pierce county follow: SXKATOB 38TM DISTRICT Republican James McXeely 2115 Democratic Hugh Herren 1057 Progressive Cotter 2457 37TK Ulll'IICT-Republican Bell 793 Democratic George McMartln 734 Frorreielve Walter 8 Dayls 1365 DMiffOB 88TX BZ8TBZCT Republican Arvld Rydstrom 1121 Democratic Joseph Aubry 773 Progressiva Wilburn Fairchild 1277 83P3XSEMTAT1TX 35TK DISTRICT Mepnbllcan Dove McQuesten 2092 McKinney 1696 Democratic Orton 1284 James 1098 Progressive A Bryant 2114 Frank Sweet 2180 MEP3UBSXMTATXVB 36TK BZST3UOT Republican Jack Browne 2378 Alvin Muehler 2563 Democratic James Anderson 1612 Tallmadge Hamilton 1606 Progressive Dix Rowland 8283 Ell Norton 2972 BSPMnMTATZVS 37TM DISTRICT Republican Davits 1381 Harry Phelps 1344 Dsmocratlr William Coffee 1236 Ashton Dovell 948 Progressive Jolidon Croake 1372 Ekre 127L REPRESENTATIVE 38TB DISTRICT Republican James Cameron 1184 L- Loveall 1148 Democratic Phenicie 751 I Hague 715 progressives Herber 1263 Daniel Gilkey 1803 RRPRRSRRTTATZTR 39TB DISTRICT Republican Carlos Jacobs 1644 Alex Sayre- 1505 Democratic John Stanton 1471 Albert Sou It 1403 progressive A Glllbo 2sti0 Langford 3007 TACOMA THEATER ShmSmy ui XOBdlfi MOV 10 and 11 The Messrs Shubert snd Lewis Waller present THE GREAT LONDON SUCCESS With All English Company Butterfly on the Wheel" THE DRAMATIC SENSATION OF THIS OFFERINGS Trices 3180 to 360 Bests Mow Selling Curtain at 8:18 A Long Distance telephone call causes instant attention You reach your man at once and in a direct personal way Long Distance has supplanted letter writing to a great extent and for many purposes1 the telegraph You have to wait for an answer and you send your message and get its reply for one price Many mistakes and misunderstandings occurring through other means of communication are avoided through the use of Long Distance Travel time energy and money arc saved by using Long Distance Tacoma High school which has gained national prominence on account of its magnificent stadium will hereafter be known as the Stadium High school according to a decision reached yesterday at a special meeting of the school board The new high school to be erected at South 37th and streets will be known as the Lincoln Park High school Heath A Gove architects for the hoard reported to the directors that the plans for the new high school were being pushed forward as rapidly as possible and that they would be submitted to the board at the first regular meeting December The architects suggested that the board decide on the name of the new school at once and after little discussion the names of the two high schools were agreed upon Begin Early Meat Spring It Is expected that bids for the new school will be called for immediately that active construction will be begun early in the spring and that the building will be ready for occupancy at the beginning of 1914 The school property covers 10 acres which Is somewhat larger than the grounds surrounding the Stadium A feature of the new building will be the athletic field and plans are being drawn to make these grounds second to none in the West school building of the Lincoln Park High school will be a distinct advance in school architecture over anything previously erected on the Pacific said Mr Heath yesterday strides have been made In the last few years in the building of schools and we have tried to embody all the most modern ideas in its construction The ventilation and heating systems are the result of years of study by the foremost sanitary engineers of this country and abroad and I have little hesitation in saying that the new school will not be surpassed by any similar building In the jjpscial for Today Standard of TaodevUlo EMPRESS THE JUNGLE MAN-- gOthsr Big CL 5 130 39c Cookery Bags Cookery Book fash Vanilla Marshmallows tender and delicately flavored taiid Made In our spotless HSF kitchen by our skilled candy Regularly 40c special for llQwn Pies S1 FVuit Meringue Pi pie Pie Huckleberry Pie SBe 3Bo 380 800 380 GREAT FEATURE BILL! woniri sous OBBRM AMS FA2UCBM mdoniB bio acts SUNSET TELEPHONE TELEGRAPH COMPANY PRINCESS HE OAMDZDATZMG Why doesn't that young man ever come Into the I he a candidate for your hand?" but he to prefer a front- Sorch campaign" Louisville Courier-1 ournal 20c OF HARVARD nzCBB SOc 30c SOe Bargain Matinees Wednesday sad Satur-" loo and 35c.