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The herald., 1895-08-16
Cattle Imports Checked

PARIS, August l5.-A semi-officla
note. has been published stating that
The herald., 1895-08-16

Yes. marry the girl-youll II never regret
it. We'll furnish the wedding invitations.
H. NJ. Lee q Bro. 140 N. Spring st.
The herald., 1895-08-16
Bicycle VS.. Pedestrian

Bicycle vs.. Pedestrian
PASADENA, Aug. 15.-Last night
shortly after dark Orlando H. Weight,
the telegraph messenger for the Western
Union office, happened to be coming down
North Ray ymoad avenue on his wheel at
lively rate at the same time that car
penter named Lewis was crossing the
street. Their paths eros sed just outside
OF the limits of the light thrown by one
OF the electric lights and unfortunately
both arrived at the point OF lntersect tion
at the same identical moment. The head
OF the cyclist and the arm OF the pedes-
trian tried to annihiIate each other as
they came into sudden collision. and these
members are now laid up for repairs.
Various and sundry bruises were also
suffered, and the wheel did not escape
unscathed. AS suggested by the Star,
doubtless there are two citizens at least
VINO will lndorse the statement that
either the pedestrian must be fitted with
an automatic bell that will jingle to his
footsteps. or the bicyclist should have
one and carry headlight.
Brevities
PASADENA, August Is. The board of
equalization adjourned at A o'clock this
afternoon, having received and acted
upon but very few complaints during the
whole session. There were not as many
as expected.
The knights of Pythias are making
preparations for monstration about
the middle of Septein ber. to celebrate the
tenth anniversary of their lodge In Pasa-
dsna.
The Roameis club of Los Angeles will
9oin the Crown City Cycle club of this
place on a run to Azusa on Sunday morn
Ing. leaving here at 9 o. clock.
Three applications were made yester-
day to the board of equalization for re-
duction of assessment. They were those
of d. B. Van Slyck for Mrs. Agnes Van
ties Sr. All were rejected.
The three package boxes which have
been forwarded for the use of the post
office here. will be placed in few days.
One will be set at the corner of Fair Oaks
and Colorado, another on Colorado at the
corner of Marengo, and where the third
will be located has not yet been determ-
ined.
A house on Vernon avenue was entered
a few days ago during the temporary abb
sence of the owner, and after strewing
the contents of the drawers and trunks
on the floor, the thief found a few post
age stamp mps-value so cents-and left q
scrawl to this effect: ''This is the last
time will visit this place for stamps"
1t looks like the work of boys. Nothing
but the postage stamps was taken. 30 far
as observed. and the thief or thieves evil
IDENTIFY left IN disgust.
Willie Burton, the 4-year-0ld son of
James Burton. employed as ooachman at
nue.. fell from the hay loft this morning
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1895-08-30

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The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1895-08-30
CRY ADTERTIs sEMENTs
THE CITY OF PROVIDENCE.
PROPOSALS FOR SEWER.
Department OF Public Works,
Commissioner Office. City Hall.
Brovtasnpa n Aup OS lssl,

providence, X. L., Aug. -, 1919.
SEALED PROPOSALS will be received at
September 8. lS5 for constructing sewers ia
the following named strtets:
IN hAkhIe ANENCE, FROM ACORN
sThEhT TO ThE NOONAsQUATUCKkr
RIVER:
About i.ll feet 4s-irc ch brick sewer. with
ssinch pipe rtoer.
About "A ieet 4S-nch BRICK sewer, with 90
inch brick rider.
About IS feet sS-inch brick sewer.
About 4OJ feet l5-inch piIe sewer.
About 90 feet l<-inoh pipe sewer
IN ROGER WILLIAMS PARK. MILLER
AVENUE AND tkOAD bIaEET:
About .5O0 feet l2.iuch pipe sewer.
About l@3, ieci Sinc.l pirc sewer.
IN ADELAIDE AN.NtE. FROM NEAP
MkLnOSE srhhET TO BAMiLiON:
About 400 FEET S-inch piue sewer.
IN ChEs1 En- AVENUE. rloM MILK
STREET 10 PRAIRIE AVENUE
About 20 feet e-inch pipe sewer.
The bricks, pipes, cement. iron, fia2stones
and granite viii be- furnished by the Cornmis-
sioner OF ulfic Works.
q he plans and spec hcafions can be seen at
the office of the ity engineer.
A bond satisfactory 10 the undersigned for
sum equal 10 ten per cshtum Of the e>li.
mated amount OF lhe contract. n liquidaied
damage, for tnilarr 70 txrcute the contracts
within Ten days, II awarded. must accom- pany
each proposal. and "A Satisfactory bond. equal
TO One-third of the a., Imaied amount OF the
contract, conditioned upon ihe faithful per-
formance Of The contract, VIII lc required OF
rhe successful bdder. Zach sewer, with It's
necessary manhol.s :. catch basins, pipe
branches, connections g, the curb line, etc..
must be bid Tor separately.
The right TO reject any or all proposals Is
reserved.
ROBERT f. SMITH. Commissioner.
2S6t
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1895-08-30
WINDOW CLASS.
The Control Of an Enormous
Output.

MUNcIE, Ind, Aug. 80 Representatives
OF the 81 window glass manufacturers OF
Indiana met in the offices OF the Ran
dolph Selling Agency In this city yester-
day and organized what will be known
as the 4. Il. Hart Selling Agency, with
all of their offices in this city. This
agency will do the selling for every win
dow glass company in Inoiana and not q
box will be sold except through the Nun
Gle Office. The agency will control the
output OF e44 pots, which amounts 10
2, 200, 900 boxes OF glass annually, equal
10 81, 100000 They also decided at the
meeting to start all the Indiana factories
on Septem ber Fl. There will be another
increase of . per cent. within the next
few days, W hich will insure raise In the
wages OF the glassworkers. A committee
viii be sent from this agency to Baltimore,
next week, when another agency will be
organized which will have control OF all
the window glass manufactured at East
ern points, and with the one organized at
Cleveland, last week, will have charge OF
the output of Western Pennsylvania fac
tories. The three will sell all OF the win
dow glass manufactured in the 65 facto-
ries OF the United states, which amounts
TO about $50, 00O, 900.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1895-08-30
BUILDING PERMITS.

Inspector Hopkins issued the following
building permits this week: Luke Thcrp
and wife, 220 Valley street, alteration 10
dwelling; X. W. Lockwood, builder
Lena Minstrowsby, $40 North Main
street, alteration to dwelling.
Charles Goldstein, 81 Shawmut street,
addition TO storehouse; Cohen, builder.
G. q. McCudden, 94 Arnold street, addi-
ton TO dwelling; j. W. Watson, builder.
Z. j. Fitzpatrick, Brook aud Wickenden
streets, addition; W. Il. Brown, builder.
George A. Youlden, 20 Olney street, ad-
dition TO dwelling.
G. X. Richmond estate, Fountain street
STORY brick storehouse; q. o. French
x SON, builders.
Bridget NJ. O'Connell, 75 Langdon street
1-story frame store; J. I. Raftery, build
er.
HI and z. M. Pierce, Cranston street,
two l-story frame stores; Bowen & Doane
builders.
James Hannigan and wife, Doyle ave-
nue., 2-story frame dwelling; Daniel Sui
livan, builder
Emma J. Manchester, Vermont avenue,
1ia-story frame dwelling; Congdon Broth
ers, builders.
II. W. Heston and wife, Hylestead
street, 3-story frame tenement; Il. A.
Windsor, builder.
III. w. Heaton, 112 Thurbers avenue, al
teration to dwelling; Il. A. Windsor,
builder.
Michael Shine, wayland and President
avenues, 2lo-story frame dwelling.
c. o. Rhodes, 3S Hamilton street. addi-
ton 10 house; G. r.. Westcott, builder.
Mrs. Josephine r. Jarvis, Adelphi ave-
nue., 2-story frame dwelling; Pilkington
* Kendrick, builders.
Samuel Ames, agent, Perry street aud
Broadway, 2l2-story frame dwelling; +.
w. Esleeck & Co., builders.
Westminster Land Company, Fulton
and Eddy streets, alteration 10 store; w.
i. Martin, builder.
George A. Youlden, Irving street, seven
2i2-story frame dwellings.
Bernard McGuinness, North DaliI
street, 3-story frame dwelling John Tauo-
win, builder.
Calender, McAuslan & Troup, Tobey
street, 1-story frame storehouse; James
Murray, builder.
william Gerke and wife, Smith street.
2i2-story frame dwelling; John Taudvin,
builder.
Patrick Rodgers, rear 80 Delaine street,
addition for shed.
Peter Rodgers. rear 90 10 100 Deaine
street, addition for shed.
{. X. Richmond estate, 2S and 80 Sabin
street, alterations TO store; III. H. Evans,
builder.
Asa Messer heirs, Wendell street, 2-lo
story frame dwelling; A. Belford, builder
Asa Messer heirs, Superior street 2l2-
story frame dwelling; A. Belford, builder
Mrs. +. Mitchell, Eddy and Westminster
streets, alterations TO store; Dexter Cor
don, builder.
II. w. Lockwood, Lisbon street, 2-story
frame workshop.
II. ". Lockwood. Lisbon street, 2lo-
story frame dwelling.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1895-08-30
THE CITY OF PROVIDENCE.
Buildings for Sewerage Pump
Ing Station

Cay Hail. ~ oviacnce. X. l.. Aug ~ 1855
Sealed p, ojy, sails will be receiv"c AT laiH
sffic. until VI clock IA. m, hhDHksDAA.
september T. .esa Tor all the labor anu mater.
tal reqired lur b.. erection OF supers rnctiflta
texce ting iror r''Ufs) for an engine hone
tSXlJ feet. aiiG ~ fsei nigh: filth hoist luiit.
Ing. AK. feet. altG ~ ieot hfgh; boiler ant
coal house, IOxfs C,rel, aud about ~ isrt li.tfi
and chimney, luNi0 iret at base. and l0J iets
high. OGildlngs 10 bee of brick with stone rim.
nings.
The foundations up 10 within one and enc.
bali irrt OF iioor .cys ate about completed.
All material must Ice of ihe best quality,
subject 10 the approval OF the City Enginsrr.l
Plans may be seen amt specifications can b,s
obtained AT the o,i.su of he City En sneer,
City Hall.
No bid win hr considered unless accom-.
panied by certified ch ck or hond for he
sum II INC thousands collars.
sa;isiactory bond for sum equal TO
about one ilfih of tbe cstlmated amoEnt cs
the contract, conditioned upon the ~. hfui
performance OF the cont ract. viii bo r, q aired
o. the Successiul bidGtr.
The right 10 ri, CT any or all, pro- bosa.s 10
seserved ROCtnI r. SAilIn,
COMMISSIONER of fublic Works.
Augl0lJt
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1895-08-30

AnsiCis,
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1895-08-30

Eminent Sis 4..v.A.s "a. Norwood; "The
Mission of the Knights Templar," Most
Eminent Sir j q A. Fellows; 1.-The
Knights Hospitallers, the Eorly Defenders
OF Civil and Religious Liberty" Right
Eminent Sir John Corson Smith; Tho
Ancient and Modern Promoters of Knight
Templarism," Very Eminent Sir Henry
w Rusg
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1895-08-30
PROPOSALS FOR STEEL ROOF

ONCE of the Commisr.Oner Of Public Works.
City Hall. Providence. August 10. 10.
seal Il proposals, ,u irr~-'d 10 TIE 40 mluis-
siuner ot / al.lc Works. tity Hal. frsyi.
urncr, j.. J., viii Lea =, ctlVru until III o clocss
q. ui.. September 4, i~j. or cuns' rvciiny ant
-rcvtmg sie't rooi lur sewage pnmEing
station IN ths city of Pr iyldcnrr.
Eaca b ddrr ~hill submit with his proposii
stta n sheets ana detailed drawings with
0tm'ii,iuns shown IN hgUr~S nrd such q her
drawings IA may be- nrt essay 20 clea "
snow The forms, Dinvn ..ul.s ana details pro
POSED for AL parts ~ he W, X.
General plans and sp cihcations may %
sreE ~ the CITY Engiurers ,lhce. titi hall
where blank torms ~ contract proposal and
louls nny bc oh aimed.
kpch proposal mist be Rccompanics by
ond ar rvrtiti "a check iGr i've hundred
dollars.
Tho rIsht .. reject any or all BIDS is re
nery6d.
ROBERT 4. SMITH,
Commissioner.
AusiG-ist
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1895-08-30

In leaving the "Tea Table, this evening,
don't forget TO fold your napkin. To
throw II down promiscuous like, as IL you
were still stopping at a summer hotel,
makes the waitress pass uncomplimentary
remarks. DIN VET
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1895-08-30
Madeleine, or the Magic Kl.s

Madeleine, or the Magic KISS
The sale OF seats for Camille d.
Opera Company began this nornin
a. M, at the Providence Opera
There Is every indication that the
be a large demand for seats.
Miss d. 'Arville needs no intro
to the theater-goers of this city,
bringing her great success "Madelt
the Magic kiss To Providence, sL
be warmly welcomed by her frienc
admirers. The same great cast
played i'm Boston 100 nights and Ntw
York 20 weeks. will be seen here The pro-
duction Is under the able stage MANAGE
ment OF Mr.. Max Freeman. There will
be two matinecs only. Monday ebor
Day, September =, is The first, aud The
ussst sAk<~sAaw usalipea4
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1895-08-30

A young man left his "bike" on Gus
tom House street while he went into q
store. During his absence some jokers
labeled the wheel "For sale. " Compli-
cations Immediately ensued, which ii near
sy required policemen Duffy and Martin to
ltraig hten.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1895-08-30
The Speeches.

The Speeches.
Ever since the day of Peter the Hormt
has there been no such an overflow Of
knights Templar ~ at the present con.
clavc, ana everywhere we have seen the
insignia Of welcome. Everywhere we
have been received with open hearts. The
grand p;ncnt hns 40 grandchildren
which control ll0.0J0 knights. / know
every frater will agree with me that the
magnanimous principles of our order are
with all knights Templar wherever
found. Templary teaches sublime faith
and ncvcrending happiness.
The second toast, Fidelity the Eminent
Characteristic of Tcmplafism," was re-
spondcd TO by Right Eminent Sir Warren
La Rue Thomas, who said: "With what
ever power God has blessed us, we must
impress all with the beauty OF our order,
or we will be held responsible for IL by
and by. We must show the world we be-
licve all that we profess. i call upon you
To carry fidelity into all the workings of
your order, and Tcmplary will prosper as
IL never has before"
"The Good Fellowship Of knight Tenn.
plarism" was responded To by Most Emi.
nent Sir Henry l.. Palmer, who paid "A
high tribute 20 the hospitality extended to
the knights by the citizens of Boston and
Massachusetts,.
Most Eminent Sir james II. Hopkins
address on "Templary and Patriotism"
was masterly.one, and he was chccrcd to
the echo He argued that Tomplary and
patriotism were inscparablc, that the good
knight could not hcip representing the
ideal citizenship.
Worry Eminent Sir William B Melllsh
responded 20 the toast, THE Knights Of
the Nineteenth Century" He first treated
the subject in n humorous vein, and closed
by drawing -snlendid- outline -of what a
truo knight Tcnplar should he.
The following toasts were then re.
sponIcd to: "Tcmplarism and Graft
Masonry" Right Eminent Sir Josiah n
Druinm0nd "Our Hosts, the Grand Com
mandory Of Massachusetts, and Rhode
Island" R,-ht Eminent Sir w. Boden:
Tho Developments OF Law a. Viewed
The silver blade. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1895-1903, 1895-06-15

Some one has told Henry Melder
that his mustache would be much i'm
proved by rams horn twist We
are informed that he has spoken to
Barber Davis about it. Davis is an
artist in his line, but If he can ram
horn Henry's mustache he's dandy.
Joe Hage of Hope, formerly an
operator here spent Saturday and Sun
day in town visiting friends. Joe re-
ceived an elegant new bicycle by ex-
press while in town. He took in the
G. A. r. encampment at Occur d.
Alene city before returning home.
On account of proper data which we
failed to secure this week, the con-
tinuation of the article on the bust
ness enterprises of Rathdrum and
vicinity, which was commenced last
week, had to be postponed until next
week.
The strawberry and ice cream festi-
val given by the young people at the
Presbyterian church Tuesday evening
was success socially and financially,
$3.50 being cleared for the church on
the occasion.
A. n. Tucker of the firm of Tucker
& Pierce, general merchants at Post
Falls, was in town Monday and made
a pleasant call at this office.
S. L. Smith is greatly improving
the appearance of his residence on his
farm south of town by moving and re-
modelling the same.
The creamery whistle is new wrin-
kle at that institu ton, and it's shrill
sound is a good reminder to be up and
| doing.
| Judge Melder returned Thurs.
day from an extended visit to schools
in the southern part of the county.
Ralph Morris of the Hotel Wright
The silver blade. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1895-1903, 1895-06-15
Nez Perce Reservation Maps.

We are agents for Tamblin's map
of the Nez Perce Indian reservation
soon to be thrown open for settlement,
and will have supply of the maps on
hand at THE SILVER BLADE Office
by next Tuesday, the 18th. This is
the only correct reservation township
map for sale. 1t is sold at the nOmi-
nal price of So. Call and see it.
The silver blade. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1895-1903, 1895-06-15
LOCAL FLASHES.

ysk| ESSsZs

The Equal Suffrage Association of
Rathdrum will meet in Eilert'S hall
next Saturday, June %, at 1880 P. M.
All officers and members Of the asso-
citation are earnestly requested to be
be present, and all others who feel an
interest in this work are cordially in
vited. MRS. M. A. WRIGHT,
Miss LENA ROYCE, President.
Secretary.
The silver blade. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1895-1903, 1895-06-15
Dental Work.

Dl. j. II. Mcpherson, the Occur d.
Alene dentist will be at the Hotel
Wright, Rathdrum, next Tuesday,
June IS. where will be pleased to meet
all who have dental work to do. The
doctor guarantees all his work, and al
ways gives the best satisfaction.
The silver blade. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1895-1903, 1895-06-15

BLADE Office. Mr.. Morton is one Of |
the oldest settlers at the Bridge where
he has been conducting an hotel for
the past thirteen years, and Mr.. Glee-
son is a young attorney recently ad-
mitted to the Washington bar, and he
is also teacher Of several years expe-
rience and his mission here was to
make application to teach the Rath-
drum school the next term.
Peter ROdebeck is making numer-
Gus Improvements about his place at
Spirit lake to accommodate the many
pleasure-seekers who will spend their
vacations at this beautiful resort the
coming summer. We learn that Mr..
Rodebeck and w. H. Cleland Of this
place will shortly open branch'livery
barn at the formers place, which GER
tainly will be highly appreciated by
those who have OCCASION to come to
town during their vacations in camp.
Dick Melady found fault with the
''devil' for misspellng his name last
week. The imp of darkness does not
like this one bit, and has set about
scheming to entice Dick into the sui
phur room, and says that if he sue
ceeds it will be repetition of the sto-
ry of the "Spider and Fly"
J. Harvey Harris returned to Rath-
drum Monday and received congratu-
lations from his many friends who
wish him bon voyage over the matri-
monial sea. Mrs. Harris will remain
at Occur d'Alene City for short time.
| after which the new couple will take
up their residence here.
The BLADE erred last week in
stating that among other county roads
Mr.. Ashley was surveying one from
Priest River to Priest Lake. This
has been surveyed, and the suyoyor is
now working on a new comfy road
which runs from Priest River up the
West Branch.
Walt Cooper, the Occur d Alene liv-
cry man dropped into our sanctun
Tuesday afternoon for a pleasant chat.
Walt is a hustler and keeps fine lot
of turnouts at his barn in the lake city.
During this week we printed some
elegant scholarship cards for the
Rathdrum school which will be used
at the final examination for the pres
ent term which occurs next Friday.
|. We'll of Sand Point was in town
Monday. Mr.. We'll never fails to dc
something to encourage the newspa-
per man. This time he left an order
with us for office stationery.
Mr.. and Mrs. Nichols of Spokane
were the guests Of Agent Fitzsim-
mons and family over Sunday. Mr..
Nichols is employed in the dispatch.
er's office at Spokane.
f. M. Nickerson Of Hope was in
town on business Monday. Mr.. Nick
erson is deputy sheriff at Hope. He
reports business at the division point
as helnp very good
The silver blade. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1895-1903, 1895-06-15
For Sale

An improved ranch of 12O acres stu
ated about five and one-half miles
southeast of Rathdrum can be bought
at big bargain, and on the best
terms. All under good new fences
and over 100 acres IN cultivation.
For further particulars call at this
Office
The silver blade. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1895-1903, 1895-06-15

Rathdrum with it's many beautiful
lakes close by has advantages second
to no other place in the county for the
pleasure of Sunday excursiOnists,
and proper efforts should secure rates
to this point. There is no reason we
should not have large crowds here
every Sunday. Our livery and hotel
people as we'll as Others who would
profit thereby should give some atten-
tion to this matter. Let us not sit
idly by while others are reaping rich
harvestS. There is nothing in pining
about hard times. It is far better to
be up and doing.
The silver blade. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1895-1903, 1895-06-15

j. II. Bethel and wife of Occur d.
Alene City and A. ?. Wenslow and
wife of Wardner, were registered at
the Wright hotel Wednesday. These
men are considering the proposition
Of putting in telephone station here
and that was their mission to Rath-
drum Wednesday. They received
much encouragement from the bust
ness men and no doubt Rathdrum will
soon realize the conveniences of a tel
cphone, though definite arrangements
were not made Proper efforts should
be put forth to make sure Of this en-
terprise.
If Rathdrum is going to celebrate
the Fourth of July this year it is high
time proper steps were taken to make
the arrangements. 1t is our belief
that grand success could be made of
celebration here this year, as there is
nothing in particular going on at
Spokane or elsewhere we have heard
from in this vicinity. But it Rath-
drum is going to do anything it is
time to hustle.
E. E. Morton and j. M Gleeson OF
Arizona republican., 1895-06-28

days trial the coupons were withdrawn from it's columns, for the vote was go- ing strongly the wrong way for the pur- poses of the Post. It was cowardly as we'll as dishonest thing to do, but there is nothing too cowardly or dis honest for those engaged in the robbery of whole nation of people. Some sort of an excuse for the backdown had to be made, however, and this is what the Post said:
 The vote on the question propounded by the Post to it's readers-'Shall the United States government open it's hints to the free coinage of silver with out regard to other nations and at 8 ratio of 16 to ?"-shows a majority of 419 for free coinage. It also shows that the free silver men among the Post readers are readier to proclaim their belief, more active and urgent in up- holding their views, than are the men on the other side.
 And this in Bos ton, the very center of the gold power.
 There is lesson in both these in. stances. The newspapers named are both popular publications, sold at low price and having large circulation. Their principal patronage comes from the industrial classes. The result proves that the silver issue is not wholly question of the east against the west. The advocates of free silver are found everywhere where the subject has been studied in the light of the ne. cessities of the debtor classes as against the money power ot Europe backed by the money kings of Wall Street. Il proves that the demand for the free coinage of silver as we'll as gold does not come alone from the south and west, nor yet from the farmers, the miners and the mine owners. It also proves that you cannot fool all the peo pie anywhere as to what really ii "honest money"
 It is time for the thoughtless indi vidual who is harping on "psrity" ano international agreement" to turn hil attention to the signs of the timel which are given here and more o which he can find all about him.
Arizona republican., 1895-06-28

THE Pennsylvania husband whose spouse has deserted him forty-two times, the last time in consequence of a discussion concerning the proper method of manufacturing of custard pies. has probably learned to his cost that it is idle to discuss some subjects with members of the gentler sex. A hereditary weaknes for pie as his mother made it has proved many 8 swain's undoing. But this case presents 8 novelty in the shape of discussion as to pie as he would make it himself. No wonder the woman rebelled.