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ICE BREAKING UP.
The Yukon Is Open, but There Is Still Ice
on the Lakes.

San Francisco, May 21.-A special from
Victoria says: Luke Greenwald of San
Francisco. Just arrived from White
Horse. reports that the Yukon river ~
open from Lake Labarge to Dawson, but
the ice on the lakes is still solid SO the
outlet of navigation will not open for Il
couple of weeks. Teams which started
over Lake Bennett to Dawson broke
through and had to turn back, so that
the work on the line has been delayed
7. r. Riley, Commissioner Ogivie's
special engineer, has brought out from
Dawson the report of the royal commits
sion appointed to inquire into charges
against the Yukon officials. The tenor of
1t Is not now known.
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1T IS TOO SECULAR.
Rev. DR.. John Boyd Says He Distrusts
State Education.

State Education.
Minneapolis, Mimi. May 20.-The
members of the Presbyterian general
assembly took the afternoon off to-day
and went to ST. Paul in company with
friends and families to the number of
900. McAlister college was inspected
and lunch was served at the pavilion on
the shore of Lake Como. Some of the
commissioners preferred the Minneapo-
lis-Columbus baseball game to the at
fractions of st. Paul
Perhaps it was the insprat ton they
received at McAlister college. which
has paid all but5S6,0 900 of debt of $112,-
900 within year. that made the COM
missioners applaud tonight, when in a
large meeting at Westminster church
the Rev. DR.. John Boyd of Evanston,
Ill, expressed his dstrust of state edu-
cation.
DR.. Boyd is a member of the board of
aid of colleges and academies. He also
asserted that the great body of the
church had come to distrust public edu-
cation, which in the West is every year
becoming more and more secular
Christian state university presidents
and faculty with Christian majority
were, he said, but bubbles on the sur
face of the current that flows toward
non-religious educa ton.
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KEARSARGE NEARLY READY.
First Trip of the New Battleship to Be
Made Next Month.

First Trip of the New Battleship to BE
Made Next Month.
Newport News, Va, May 21.-The
preliminary trial trip Of the battleship
Kearsarge, which is farther advanced
than her sister ship Kentucky, also
building here, will take place early
next month, and her official trial will
follow in about two or three weeks
The shipyard people hope to have the
Kearsarge ready to go into commission
about two months after the official
trial trip, which will be about Sept.
1. 1t cannot be said positively that the
battleship will be ready for service at
that time, but the. shipyard will rush
the work on her to do that. The prelim-
mary trial trip will be conducted by
officials of the shipyard. and will ne
made in order to satisfy them as 10
the working of the monster fighter be-
fore she Is sent out under the observa-
ton of the representatives of the navy
department. The Kearsarge has only
to receive her guns and a few more
touches in construction before she will
be ready for her trial The vessel pre-
sents formidable appearance as she
sits in the water at the shipyard pier,
her war paint on and turrets and gun
ports complete. The ship has recent
ly received her top masts, which stand
above the military masts. and are used
for flag display and signal purposes.
Work on che Kentucky is progress
ing rapidly, and she will be ready to
go out on her preliminary trial trip a
few weeks after the trial Of the Kear-
sarge. The Illinois, too, is rapidly TAX
ing on a ship-shape appearance.
Capt. George w. Pigman, for many
years inspector of ordnance at the ship
yard here, who has been ordered to
Manila to command the cruiser
Charleston. left the city yesterday aft
ernoon for San Francisco, where he will
go by the Pacific Mail route to Hong
Kong, and from there to Manila.
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Beside the Bonnie Dollar Bush

STANDARD want ads are bushes
with dollars growing on every
branch.
You don't have to use club to
get them off, either.
One little want ad in the STAND
ARD will fill your want, no matter
what it may be.
THE STANDARD is the great want
medium of Montana.
The people who want to fill wants
read it, and expect it to supply the
want they want
Print your want where the people
you need expect to find it.
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THE GOLD STANDARD
Is the Basis of the Scheme Proposed by
the Republicans.


Washington, May 2l.-lt is understood
that the house republican caucus commit
tee appointed to frame a scheme of cur
rency reform has agreed upon a measure
along the following lines.
The redemption of all obligations of the
government in gold on demand: green
backs, when once redeemed for gold. to
be reissued on demand for gold; permit
ting national banks to issue notes to the
paper value of their government deposit in
the treasury instead of 80 per cent, as at
present. permitting the minimum capac-
itv of national banks to be s25, 600 instead
of S5O000 as at present.
This plan is much less comprehensive
than ardent advocates of general curren-
cy revision have urged, but was adopted
because harmonious agreement on it was
possible, which was not the case when
more radical measures were submitted.
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Among the Arrivals.

San Francisco. May 21.-Among the ar
rivals from the Orient by the Gaelic were
Sir Walter John Paham Earl of Chi
chester, accompanied by his wife, and Sir
James Poole, a prominent shipbuilder and
eX-mayor of Liverpool. They are travelling
chiefly for pleasure. Another notable pas
senger was Count Won Spree, aide-de-camp
to Prince Henry of Germany. Twenty
seven missionaries, mostly connected with
the London Missionary society. and on
their way home. also came on the same
vessel
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Died to Shield a Woman.

Chicago, May 21.--George Watson, who
was arrested on suspicion of being the
confederate of Jennie Meyer arrested yes
terday for shoplifting, committed suicide
In jail by hanging to-day rather than be-
tray knowledge of her. He left letter
saying that he died un.er an assumed
name rather than disgrace his relatives
who lived here,
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Acted in Self Defense.

st. Louis, Mo. May 20.-David j.
Field, a retired capitalist, who shot and
killed his negro man servant last
Thursday night at his residence, was
exonerated by the coroner's jury and
released. 1t was shown that Mr.. Field
had acted in self-defenSe.
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Wild West Handicap,

New York, May 20.-The National
Cycling association opened the racing
season to-day with a meet at Ambrose
park, South Brooklyn. The big race Of
the day was the great Wild West
handicap of one mile for professionals.
1t was run in three heats and four
prizes were offered. The final prize of
5000 was won by w. II. Hicks of
Brooklyn, Harry Elkes being one of
those defeated in the final round.
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Central Pacific railway shares rose 81
points; New York Central, pa kAtchison
preferred. 1a4; Union Paci.c 15s; Erie pre-
ferred, ia. Grand Trunk rose sharply
owing to bear tactics. Grand Trunk
graded closed at SIS; Grand Trunk firsts
preferred, S0A; Grand Trunk seconds pre-
ferred, "a Grand Trunk thirds, %.
Money was in good supply at from 1 to
IL per cent. over the holidays, and on
three month bills at from 3-16d2A per
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INTERPRETATIONS.

LADY WISHES CHILDREN TO CARE
for; terms reasonable. 26 West Silver
street, Butte.
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BUsIs Ess CHANCES.

FOR SALE-CONFECTIO STORE,
1925; 1S-room lodging house. cheap. In
qure in %. room % Owsley blk, Butte.
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Notice,

NOTICE TO PROPERTY OWNERS
Bids will be received until May % by the
undersigned for location to erect a Ma
sonic temple. No lot considered less than
40 by 90 feet. State lowest cash price. E.
II. Renisch, chairman, ZIG N. Main ST.,
Butte.
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Thus. BUGGY
Office half block north of Quarts st.
430 N. Main St. Butte p.
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SS115 East Park avenue. Office hours, 9
to II a. m. 2 to and to p. m.
Residence. sos Main ST.. Anaconda.
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FOR sALE-REAL ESTATE.


MlSSOULA PROPERTY
broom house and two 50-foot lots, well
improved. Knowles addition. $1,000.
7-room house and bath, stable, lot 35x130
feet, central, $1,000
Groom house, plastered, barn and out
buildings, North side, $3.50
4-room house, one 5O-foot lot, Knowles
addition, $3.50.
100 acres, house. barn 36x4o feet. fine out
buildings, 30 acres plowed, rs fruit trees,
! acre garden, 3 small lakes on premises,
SR miles from Missoula $1,000.
f. A. WINSTANLEY, Missoula, Mont.
81, 4o0-1 ACRE IN MISSOULA. Is BEAR
ing fruit trees, all kinds small fruits,
broom cottage, u mile to city school
$3,200-160 acres, ample w.ter, -niles
from town; cuts $50 tons hay. orchard 300
trees 100 bearing; neat set buildings.
$S,500-160 acres, all under fence: good
set buildings splendid water right, bear
ing orchard 1000 trees, small fruit of all
kinds; easy terms and immediate possess
sion. GEO. F. BROOKS,
Missoula, Mont.
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STRAYED-FROM BROWNS GULCH,
white mare. branded @ on the right hip
name reached. Send information to Nat
Simon, box 115. Walkerville, Mont
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FOR RENT-ROOMS AT REED BLK,
under new management. Mrs. Berlage,
309-311 E. Park, over Mint saloon, Ana
conda
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]. NJ. SLIGH, NJ. D.,
PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON.
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Office West Third ST., near Main.
Telephone No 49, Anaconda, Mont
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MISCELLANEOUS.

MISS PERRY OF SEATTLE, SEVENTH
daughter of seventh daughter, born
with a double veil over face: natural
born prophecies. palmist and planet read
err. Tells you the planet you were born un-
der and how they rule you to success; no
matter what your past has been, your flu
ture can be brighter and much happier by
calling on this gifted lady. She is truth
ful in her predictions, reliable in her adj
vice. Can be consulted on all affairs of
life daily, Sundays included. Room 3. at
the Thornton blk, No. 10 E. Broadway
Butte. Come one and all and do not fail
to see this wonderful, gifted lady Here
for short time only. Miss Perry Is really
a wonder. She predicted the great rush
to the Alaska mines; also the war between
the United States and Spain over Cuba
P.-I., Seattle.
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WANTED-THE PUBLIC TO KNOW
that am here to stay: that my office is
open for free consultation on all diseases.
Hours. to 5. to .. Professor C. Sullivan,
No. 3l2 w. Broadway Butte, Mont. Tel.
oil
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WANTED - SECONDHAND FURNI-
ture of all descriptions. SO w. Park,
Butte.
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LOST.

LOST-ONE GRAY MARE, BRANDED
III. f.. right shoulder; l gray horse,
branded s. right shoulder; suitable re-
ward. 326 S. Main, Butte. Edw. Wiley.
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FOR RENT-ROOMs.

CLEAN ROOMS. ELECTRIC LIGHT,
free bath, prompt calls. reading room.
from S. per month and upwards. Lafay-
cite house, 1877 E. Park, Butte.
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PHYSICIANS

DIR. N. S. SNYDER,
Surgeon to St. AIMS Hospital.
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LOST-SUNDAY EVENING, IN ANA
conda. an open-face blue enameled la
dy's gold watch. Please return to NJ.
O'Donnell. 416 E. Park, Anaconda.
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MADAM RHEA HAS REMOVED TO
the New Bee Hive blk where she will
he pleased to receive all her patrons.
Rooms "a and rs. Latest Partisan styles
lust received.
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LOST - SATCHEL CONTAINING A
purse. Finder return to q S. Montana,
Butte.
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WANTED-SECOND HAND GOODS.
Oechsll, 1914 West Park street, Butte.
WANTED-ROOMERS AND BOARD
ers. Call at Ala w. Park, Anaconda.
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WANTED. -MISCELLANE

WANTED-SOME ONE TO TAKE CARE
cf 2-year-old baby at their twn home.
Address World Messenger Co., Butte.
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TWO FURNISHED ROOMS FOR
light housekeeping; all modern conven-
fences, 412 e. Granite St, Butte. for rent.
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ASSAYERS.

e. FISHER. Assayer and Chemist Late
chief chemist Boston & Montana Co. Spe-
cial attention given to out -of-town sam
pies and pulps. Will look after shipments
and sampling at any Butte works. 81 E.
Granite St, Butte, Mont. Box 1913
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FOR SALE-FURNlTURE OF 4 ROOMS.
good condition. Rear sos E. Broadway,
Butte
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NICELY FURNISHED ROOMS WITH
hot and cold water and baths can be
had at Flood blk, Anaconda.
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FOR SALE-A FINE FAMILY HORSE
and phaeton buggy. Inquire at Frank
Boucher's, As e. Park ST.. Butte
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FOR Rents FURNISHED ROOMS
for light housekeeping; bath and cleo
trio light. 219 N. Montana ST.. Butte.
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FOR SALE-TUFTS SODA FOUNTAIN
at bargain. No. 20 W. Broadway,
Butte.
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MINERS WHIMS AND SPRING WAC
ons for sale or rent. r. Rutter. Soutl
Butte.
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WANTED-SITUATIO BY FIRST
class housekeeper. 451 Garden ave-,
Butte
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FOR RENT - FURNISHED HOUSE
keeping rooms. 425 S. Washington,
Butte.
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MEN, OUR ILLUSTRATED Gaia
logue explains how we teach the bar
Der trade in eight weeks; mailed free
Moler Barber College, Minneapolis, Mimi
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FOR RENT-NICE OFFICE ROOM,
corner park and Main. Inquire Elite
Studio, Butte.
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RED BOOT LODGING HOUSE. CHANG
ed hands; refurnshed; rooms SO and
up 36 N. Main, Butte.
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FOUR-ROOM HOUSE AND LOT, COM
plete, 5000: $3.50 cash, remainder s25 per
month Butte Land & Investment Co., 10
w. Granite St, Butte.
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DESIRABLE BRICK DWELLING, COR.
ner lot, West side, $4,000. Butte Land &
Investment Co.. 10 w. Granite St, Butte.
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M. e. MAYER, Assayer-SampIes By
mail or express will receive prompt and
careful attention. Gold and silver bullion
speciality. No. 40 W. Park ST.. Butte.
p. o. Box SIG
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81 $50 BUYS GOOD HOUSES, COLORADO
St. renting for s2S per month; bargain;
other good properties for sale cheap. Nc
MILAN & Floyd, Al f. Broadway, Butte
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GOOD STEADY TAILOR FOR BUSHEL-
ing work at once. Address Charles Birn-
baum. Great Falls
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HELP WANTED-MALE.


PEOPLES EMPLOYMENT BUREAU.
room q Owsiey blk. Phone 205, Butte.
Wanted good housemaids, wages s25, $40;
dining room girls; woodchoppers, Aus
trains or French preferred; tie makers.
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FOR SALE-HOUSE AND LOT. EAST
side. near mines, 500; house and lot
by Main ST., $500; have lots in Hope and
Travona additions for s175. Steele & An
drews. %, room %. Owsley blk, Butte.
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E. STICHT g. CO.
Reliable assay office. Established 1889
The largest and best equipped laboratory
in Montana. 316 N. Main st. P. o. Box 621.
Butte, Mont.
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MONEY TO LOAN

MONEY TO LOAN ON AL KIND OF
security. Lee Davenport. 20 W. Granite.
Butte.
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Iis aadsai.bls tbs, ioteisa diplomats
10 Wsshieslon ssaently dad themselves
81 loss owins to The novelties presented
TO them by American customs. Esca II q
language cfas difilsol,ies,
oaly The other day the oustem al an
minister v. speskips 10 some wsahi ns
ton ladies' Of vhai he regarded ~ 70
msrksble social experience me, with here
81 ths capital He had bsea invited TO an
afternoon reception.
And do you know, he ssid. the hostess
received ibe snests IN pisb,eownl
Good heavsnsi replied the ladies 10
whom this Information va addressed.
Surely you are joking. Mr Mio,strri
Not st oil. sssure yoa. reiterated The
diplomat II was 10 her nishldrsss that
ws we're received -los neck and bare
srmsl
Oh, you mean evening dress. do you
not, Mr.. Minister suggested onc OF the
ladies.
Yes, that is what I mean. admitted
ssnor Arrisss; low neck snd bare arms,
lnsi like the costnme fer the opera or
ball
Az may ba imagined. the laugh was at
the ministers expense. Ia Wsshin eton
ladies' quite eommonly wear evening dress
when giving afternoon receptions.
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a Diversity Of Tongas..

Perhaps 10 many people 1t will be .
great surprise to learn that a very con
siderable percentage OF the native born IN
habitApts OF the British isles cannot
speak Euslish.
Naturally. tho vast msjority do use 1t as
the language Of their birth. but in Wales
there aro as many ss COS. .036 persons who
speak only Welsh, the mother tongue Of
the priucipality. Again. in the highlands
Of Scotland, Gaelic is the oolloluisl Ian
suase Of 43,73s persons. who Are able to
speak nothing else. In Ireland 80. l2l
sons Of Erin can speak only Free. the
native Irish tongue.
That Erse is being displaced by the
tongue Of the sister isle Is IN ,de evident
by the fact that the Rev. Joseph Bosworth
writing in 1918. gave Irish as the common
ly spoken tongue Of nearly 1900 900 In
habitsnts. At that time Welsh was spok
en- BY 100000 persons.
Strangely enough. while in Wsles fewer
people speak both Euglish and Welsh
than Welsh alone, 10 Scotland slmost Hvo
times ~ many people use both languages
- those who speak Gielic only. and In
Ireland the portion is s,lll grester. being
20 speaking both to one who is atls TO
spesk Irish only.
Manx Is spoken 10 tho Isle OF MN.
The population OF the island 10 80. .50s.
The people ere Of Csllc extraction, with
IN intermixture Of Norwegian. Tho is
land was under the rule Of Norway from
$40 TO 1865 AID.
The Chsnnel islands have = population
81 about 92. 600, snd the language spoken
s French. Thus six languages aro used
Ia the British Isles.
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Ci.v.r Artifics OF q Gold d-Miner.

As the top layer OF earth was removed
by the miner, foot or 20 would thsw on,
esch day. The disgings being shallow II
was not diff,ult TO open up . claim in the
smaller gulches. 90 the bars 10 the small
er wstercourses IL was not feasible 10 thus
turn the wster aside The gold wss found
TO extend 10 many places underneath the
water. UasbIe to foll3w this pay streak,
such claims hsd 10 be abandoned.
Fire. % means OF thswing spots not
touched BY the suo's rays had been tried
without sucoess ct Cassisr bsr. The idea
was regarded - only . boys wild notion,
though nov there ere claimants for The
credit Of the 6rst use OF the method that
was to revolutionixs mining in the Yukon
A oertsin miner on Forty Mile, Fred
Hutchinson BY name. WAS working . bar
where the pay extended under the water,
90 that hs had 10 abandon H. Being loAth
TO do 50. however. and besides being Of .
practical turp, like oil the old.timers, be
conceived the following plan: After the
stream hsd begun to freeze. Hutchinson
began TO chop the ice above that part Of
the bar be wished to work. being careful
not to break through. Az the Ice frcEs
downward hs continued to pick. When
ever the pick sociden.Iy went through be
left II. and used another pick until the
6rst one was frozen 10 solid. When be
resohed the gravel be had . perfect ooffsr-
dam OF ics sround him. Then be built 9
6re Oh the ground and thswed the gravel.
Hutcbiason did not put bis discovery to
much practical use The next winter,
however. bis neishbors took II up, and
from thst tins . few miners began to
work 10 winter. Even these we're regard
ed % fools BY the rest. who preferred the
dull idleness OF the cabins. Some OF the
miners used 10 ssy, "l.'s getting TO be as
bad 10 here % II wss outtide - work win
ter and summer both.
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A Mighty Hard Problem.

l read . little interview not long ago,
said New Orleans grocer, with . man
Who purptrted to give some particulars
oncernirq the much talked OF nopreflls
bic b.ttls problem. He said, among
other thing, thst there was . standing re
ward Of $1,000 i,r . practical solution,
aod had 10 smile TO net how 9 fable,
oDoe set sdrii', is contiruslly vitslizsd by
repetition. ! happen 10 know something
sbout the bottle questioo, and can state
positively and suthoritstively that there
hes uevsr been reward OF $4,000 or any
other smouns Tor such device.
The impression prcbsbly orisinsted
With . circular that vas prepared yesrs
sso BY . convention OF ooitbsru distillers.
II vss designed Tor the iniorms,ion of ip
veptors and u,ted briay snd Clearly just
shst vss essential TO . prsciicsl nopre6l
liable bottle what the working psrt
shouli be msde Of, shst tests 1t should be
able 10 suslsip, What II shonld cot 10
quantity, sad 40 on. | doubt whether
there Is Iov = copy Of ib.t circular 10
existence, bot It urqnsstionsbly gave riss
10 The story tb.t the whisky men Of The
oosltry we're bet sitrs bottle thst could
not be re6lied snd had sfsred 50 tpor
moos reward Tor The same.
The Lord ooiy kaows how nsny lives
have been wrecked By that yarn. Sezt 70
rsrpeiusi motion IL hes been the great
ssy lon feeder OF the mscbsnicsi sorld.
The problem looks essy enough ca the
surfsce snd npvsrd Of 30 psteris hsvs
been taken ont on different deviess. bu.
pone Of them works under oil conditions
The h,criis scheme 10 b.li valve which
would be closed saton stieaiIy By pressure
IRON sbsvr, bat II 10 readily vorhed by .
wire OF 30 sir pump.
Al ersi ike liquof men snd nsksrs Of
remedies that we're largely
cou stssiei.sd encouraged irvssscu 10 the
line. bo. sitss rspesssd iaiiares they do