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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1902-06-09
MINING NOTES.

Tho BLACK Eagle Of Nevada Is on the
local market with two cars OF ore
Four cars OF South Swansea ore ana
two Of Mammoth ore await marke''"e
today.
prAsident James Muldoon OF the
Margaret at statellne is In the city on
business trip
Frank Morehouse has returned RON
a Wall 40 hIs Beaver county propo-
sitions near Milford
Five cars OF Bullion Beck ore -
awaiting sampllng today as u u,So WV
cars OF New England tBingham) ore
Superintendent c. &c. Allen OF the
Centennial. Eureka has gone 20 ldano
10 examine some mines near Mountain
Home.
From the Midas Of Deep Creek gold
hullion amounting TO about hWo -
expected 10 be marketed carry neat
week
Three cars Of Carsa gold ore ana one
| oar az carisa (Falkner lease) ore VIII
be forwarded to the smelter touay'
The Montezuma OF bingham has one
| car OF ore on today's market as mas
also the silver Summit OF poremus'
| Utah.
Today's receipts at the Conklln samp-
ler consisted Of five cars OF ore from
/ Tlntie. two from Bingham ana TWO
| from Nevada
The sampling Of 10 cars OF ore from
TIntic mines. one from Bingham and
ono from Doremus was reported OF the
Taylor and Brunton Office this morn
ing.
Clarence X. Mccormick has left again
for Paris. France, where the Goic
Roads Mining venture In which he II
interested will be fioated
Colenel VIM. Bayly, a director OF TN
Bingham Con-, company has arrive,
from his home In California and WI
visit the various Interests controlled BY
the company
Charles II. scheu who Is interested y
. | the Cygnet Of stockton and othe
Utah mines. has gone TO Denver on
J business trip.
MhnthtI ishtHlpp VI wv Nf"' =.
statelIne is In the city WI
another shipment Of cyanide
from the big mill He expects to b
/. present at the company's directori
meeting in this city on Thursday
The new Mono mill In Dry Canyo
was scheduled 10 start up on Saturda
!. Last. yet, the first consignment OF col
! centrates SIS promised this week
Ore and bullion settlements In u
city on Saturday, az reported by NJ
{ Cornick and Co.. amounted to sl 100.
!. George Thompson OF the Seven Dew
4 railroad Is In the city for
!, several days visit. lie reports gre'
y rush OF people EN- route to Thund'
Mountain.
The examination OF the De Lama
Magnolia and April Fool mines at
y Lamar, Nevada. which has been u
der way for three weeks under the d
rection OF James w. Neill, Is expect
TO be concluded this week. II Is stat
80 that the Messrs Bamberger OF this ei
and the Guggenheims VIII putcht
Captain De Lamar's interests ana c.
solidate with the three properties
49, the event OF a satisfactory report
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1902-06-09

F,rs being now prohibited In PARIS
,iavhouses. the manager OF the
Chatelet theater has devised an e sI,,C
NE roller for a stage steamboat rms
las a capacity OF twelve gallons ana
n I" nroyided with whistle, siren pres
81 - gague and the other usual Access .es,,
SORES Through holes in the bottom ,.i
p project ten tubes fourteen inches long 3
riosed AT the top. Into each tube Is
,,Cs a so-calied candle, " consisting
Of a cylinder Of nreclay surrounded w !,
German silver wire spiral covered
Win asbestos cardboard, and the pas as
sage Of an electric current heats tn y,
wire 10 redness. With the candles an W 10
circuit, a current Of forty anpef res
gives sufficient steam pressure ~,
Whistle and siren in about an houf anu
a half.
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Few Issues Participated In Todays
Business,
pALY.wESr WAS A FEATURE
The stock Sold Mt Much Higher fig
urss DAILY Judge and Grand
Central Traded.

The heavier issues were the feature
Of this mornings session Of the mining
exchange which resulted in TRANSACTIONS
involving Ii. LOG shares and ll,'SS being
recorded.
Daiy-West, Daly-Judge and draho
Central did the bulk OF the business
and brought the average price per
share of stock dealt in TO above Si'"'
DAILY West to the extent Of l5e ehares
traded at figures ranging between
SAC. 85 and 1875. DAILY Judge at "
was purchased and Grand Central 10
the extent OF $50 shares found q mar
ket OF 50.
Some California under Is missouri
Swansea at % and May Day above H.
shared in the trading and the morning
session closed with the following quo
tations and transactions recorded;
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CENTURY SHIPMENTS.
A Car or Concentrates and Another
Gold Bar Coming.

Manager Madsen OF the Century stat
ed this morning that car OF concen-
irates worth about $1,000 from the mill
I'm Park Valley viii reach the local
market some day this week as viii also
another bar of gold bullion worth 81
SOC.
The mill is now operating smoothly
and steadily under the direction OF
supt. o'Rourke. Manager Madsen ex-
poets a very excellent showing 10 De
made at the property this month.
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The behavior of rarened gases under
electric discharges led Sir William
Crokes in 1879 In bring forward the
theory OF radiant natter OF matter
IN a fourth or ultra gaseous state, and
ne believed he had touched the border
land where matter and force seem TO
merge into one another AT a Royal
society meeting the other day he spoke
~ the radiant matter" as the present
"e,ectrons" Of Or tombstone stoney.
Ths electron Is the separate unit or
atom of electricity stlll presumably the
original atom Of the universe ana the
nrobahle basis OF all chemical atoms,
and the later theory makes clear muoh
that was mysterious before. chemical
ion consists Of a material nucleus or
atom Of matter. which forms much the
larger part. and a few eleclrons or
atoms of electricity. Elections liberat-
ed az the negative pole IN a vacuum
discharge have properties more IKE
those Of fog or mist than those OF a
gas. aud the lighting up Of parts OF the
Crookes tube il explained by the ten-
dency OF the atoms Of rarehed matter
10 form groups. which are made visible
by the rushing swarm Of electrons from
the negative pole An electron II cal
culated by j. j. Thomson TO be about
one seven hundredth as large as the
hydrogen atom on the two-iluid the
ory, the electrons constitute free mega
tive electricity and the rest OF tbs
chemical atom Is charged positively al
though free positive electron Is moi
| known. Franklin's original One-fulC
theory Il simpler the elec,ron beini
The atom or unit, Then q so-called neg
a,lvely charged chemical atom Is on
having surplus OF electrons, while
positlvely charged atom Is one with 1
deficiency OF electrons.
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Time Table
In Effect April
1902.

ARRIVE
From ogden, Portland, Butte Cs,-
cago. st Louis, Omaha, Deh'o' s.gnm
and san MISUNDERSTANDING t,dl points. 9ilO am
From oalsates, ,., M.l,G,% points n p.S am
F,om ogden. Chicago. ~ Louis
Kansas City Omaha, DenNo' a.Mnm
and san Francisco ...,,,..,..;'..''', ., '''' -
Fron GARFIELD beacn' io0'O '.''., 500 p m
From Il SsS hercnr N'pn' i' Wv. 900 pm
From Preston. Logan Brigham, og-
dan and intermediate poln!s 800. o''' p''
From ogden. Butte Portland san SIN nm
Francisco ..... =. ',...,;' ''''''''"''
DEPART
For ogden. Cache valley 20 oma ana
o Sd q to nsason, ','p..'.s,. 10, am
For garnela noao's '...''.'''...... 7,iS m
For IinMe no'VDN 49, '''.....'..... ass am
For ogden, Butte, Helena Portland,
San Francisco and inferno alate o,.s m
For Isden, omaha chicago Denver,
hsnsss ivy 81 no .u'.'.....~ls,so p m
for oU UsSSn :, fool. and Chicago, 600 pm
for rrpy ,p, s r,ppediste points ~. 7,Os pm
For ogden, Butte Helena, Portland
san Francisco ana intermediate "a
polnts ....... .,...,..... ...., '..'fs.'Vi'V Y ~
T. NJ. SCHUMACHER, Act. Trait Mgr
DE. hurley, @. r. ST A.
Il. s. SPENCER A. @. 7. & I. a.
CITY Ticket Ofieo, 20i Main street. .
Wv ' Telephone $50
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In cinematograph pictures OF racing
notor.cars. the wheels at certain
noints have been shown turning back
ward. To explain this singular enec l.
NJ Tnniere states that when each
new Aim is exposed at the moment
when each spoke In turn reaches a
given point, the wheel VIII appeal
stationary. the successive views pelns
exactaly alike. But II the INNS are
travelling quicker than the spokes, eaen
spoke Is photographed before II reaches
the position Of exposure OF the spoke IN
front OF it, giving the wheel me APP
pearance Of revolving backward
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INNING, BUSINESS AND STOCKS,

mi records It is stated as not imprrobI..
shle that commencing with me july
diyidend s cents a month or sOOVV WIZ WI
me- nsld, The policy of the manage mage
ment is to have a big surplus but wy, Wl,h
ne monthly production exceeding 1loo.,
GOO q larger dividend may be deeii'su
advisable.
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c,ovo,and o. II took Tawney the re-
mainder Of the day to digest the REL reP' y;
quite a large number OF me ,,,Il sssa "
the house think that It looks IKE D aaes
Ter / Long for senator IRON hai ,,srv
Members Of the house would De F nro
Glad 10 ace the handsome kansah pro-
THE The friends OF General John .sI, ~ ~
pronke are making every effort 70 .,
have him made a lieutenant genera ,e,a !,
before he is retired, so that ne may "a,
Ss ty that rank in his retirement u
~ KY, stood alone. he possibly could Sc! H.
hv, he friends Of Gen, Wesley Me ,,,
ri,t and Gen. Elwell S. Otis are equali;s
,ns,stsnt that they shall have TINS ram
~ prooke receives such an honor
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con. MERcUR DIVIDEND.
June Distribution OF $4,000 Wa
Made Today.

with the $4,000 distributed today
among the stockholders OF the econ;
Mercur company no less than sz,s'VN.
viii have come from the big gold mines
H. dividends -.
Manager George II. Dern OF the com
pany, who has returned from .ne
property. states that the mines nave
never looked better than az prese
and the production last month bfoks
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1902-06-09

Teachers Want Sprang system Taken
From Children.

The teachers OF the public schools are
circulating petition to be presented TO
the board OF education asking II 10
withdraw from the children's grades OF
the schools. the sprang drawing
books. The matter will come before
the board at It's next meeting The
petitIon states that the peda gogues feel
that the children would make better
progress n they were not hampered by
any text book
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nuTTEK An EGGs

New York. June. s.--Butter-Recelpts
1890 packages. steady. state dairy
lsa2i; creamery. state. lsh92l; June
creamery. imitation, l1ha22 factory,
lGdlSA
ERgs-Receipts, 1890 packages,
steady state and penna, l7@lS west
ern uncandled. storage packed, non.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1902-06-09
Canadian Fishermen Engage In
Work Of Destruction,
TO STOP PELAGIC SEALING.
Alaskan Boundary a Perpetual source
OF Annoyance Eperoa' mens ny
Canada -Teliers Frsnkness'
Special Correspondence.

Special correspondence
Washington, June Ex-senator Hoar
cnce remarked in the senate that
Canada was "a troublesome neigh
Dor" and In many ways our people
have fous,d that such Is the case The
troubles which our government mas
With Canada are brought prominently
TO the fore again by the action OF the
ways and means committee in report
ing a bin to stop pelagic seal killing IN
north Pacific waters. our government
positively prohibits Americans from
engaging IN taking seals. II Is max
Ing every effort to prevent their ulu-
mate destruction, but every year from
co to 100 vessels sail out of Canadian
ports and engage in an indscrmnate
slaughter Of seals in the Pacific. Prof
| elliott, who has made a study OF the
subject. SAYS that the worst feature
| OF the slaughter Is that the mothers are
! taken by thousands, leaving the young
| 10 starve to death In the sea. He also
| ,hoyed what III feeling there was
among Americans against the cana
dams. While our fishermen and would
be seal hunters are shut out IRON seat
ing, the Canadians come into our ports
and cry: "Oh. you Yanks. oh, you
humps" And II makes our men very
| mad,
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OMAHA.

South Omaha, June Q.-Cattle-Re-
CENTS 200. Market steady Native
steers 5.00di. SO; COWS and helters o'sv
as 90: western steers 4.5Oq6'Vo' IeN oe'
steers 4,250b.bO; Gamers l,eogS,Vu,
stockefs and feeders 3,OOu5.25 calves
4 ,OO06. 30. bulls, stays, etc. 2,ib@o'i S'
Hogs Receipts 500, Market STEADY,
he higher Heavy 1.25qIiO; mixed :, ~
@T.25. light i.OOGlS5; pigs 5.OOae'So'
bulk Of sales lOQl 30
sheep-Receipts 600, Market STEADY
Fed mnttons s. 40Q6 90, westerns 40.
al sO ewes i25a5,0O; common and
stockers S.25ai.7b; lambs 5,OopIlV'
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KANSAS CITY,

Kansas city, Mo, June 9-Cattle--
pecelpts. 5000, including 1900 Texans;
steaAv lower. Native steers, b.OOQl.iO'
Toyas and Indian steers. 30006.QO, Tex.
as COWS 2bOdl00. native cows and
beifars gO0GG 90: stockers and feeders.
OOab gO bulls, S45M415; calves, 5000
600. go.
Sc higher. Bulk OF sales, ,.lga I.iV'
heavy, 7.S0G7i5. packers, L2Ogi'Ao' me-
dun, 1l0M1S5; light 6eon TO yorA-
ers. 7lOQL25, pigs. 6.Soa6.SS..
sheep-Receipts 1000 market STEADY
Muttons, 44OM590; lambs, 5l0g.
range wethers, il5Q5so; ewes 400
$50
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Opening Of Market Was Narrow
On Nominal Dealings
SUGAR MADE AN ADVANCE.
Prices Generally Worked Lower-no'
Enough Trading 10 max seaip'
ing Operations Profitable

Now YORK June s.-The market
ononod I'm ,rrow net changes on
.n,n,nai desi,nes The volume Of deal
,nos continual restricted but there was
a better tone. The newly listen But
trick publishing company s'ooh Nv
yanced S% 10 ~ anu ih''' ""''.' az
Power, which opened unen'ls'u ~ w. ~
was bid up by degrees !" - ",' ,as
any further sales sugar 'V''
on the advance IN 'he PRIV u 'e''.e
and caused an increased denlanu ior
other active stocks. The advance con-
49,, 49, ~. sooord hour. when the
t'''ueu i''o '"o ',NV"N cam.
market relapsed mo ietha'sS'
dian Pacific receeded to below satuf-
dav's close but prices generally held
~ .a,anoo
s'eauS AZ '"e au 80, -
BONDS were irregular a. "'o"'
Prices generally worked lower again
through the hamilton OF the i"a'"e''
ine'e ""' Nv a,a,1,s "a ina
scaipng operations prontap'e' ""u ~
| room traders paid no attention 10 the
usual fayorltes.
| q, -. A Il,
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HAS COMMENCED DRILLING
OIL city OH Company Started pr"'
ling This Morning.

AdyIces to Manager y. y. Burns OF
,he on CITY OH company stated that
drilling on the company's properly NV.
near Sunnyside was commenced tnis
Farming. The company has coihp'ete
standard drilling apparatus ana "
nrenared 10 sink 5000 feet. MI burns W..
stated this morning that wlthln ~ u"S'
ns sxpects to report flow OF OIL
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PRoDUC'E
CHICAGO

Chicago. June l0.-July wheat start
cd at ~, TO 1lNg1lh, and sold 10 as
ana $40
Close Whcat--lune, M July, llhH
M. Sent. Gg& ae9is Dee, Ilikn M
Corn-June en-. July 62iad%,
Cats-June, 40; July, 36h new, SsR.
Pork June and July l1D
Iard-June, 1880 July lO'S2'; sept
Ribs-June and July, 1857; Sept,
TO- 22'.
Fiax-Cach. n W, ljs.
Rye--July. j6hG5'.
narley-6i06S
Timothy Sept, 40.
Wheat.-No. 2 red IsdSOi No.
red, iinGisA; No. hard winter. 1ils
aIC: No. 3 hard winter 72i5dlS; No
northern spring, 73itd7iis; No
spring. 12hd5sH: No. 3 spring. 70a7lls
Corn-No 2. 6Sd6sh No. .. .2'd63.
oats-No, ?, 42'dtS; No. 3, 4lGi2.
NEW YORK.
New York. June 9.--wheat receipts
$50 200 bushels. Weakened sharply to-
day By brilliant crop and weather news
| hut rallied toward noon on talk Of 8
large visible supply decrease. July
Il is.iea7S 5.ls, sept. rs is-ls8l6%; Dec
UNGi'k,
SAN FRANCISCO.
San Francisco. June 9.--Wheat steady
Dec. ll0A, spot easier, lilh
Corn-LaTge yellow quiet, N5Gl50.
Barley steady; Dec. S3A Cash s6A.
Exports from San Francisco 1891
centals wheat 20 Cork.
LIVERPOOL
Liverpool. June 9-Close' Wheat
July IS SID bid; Sept. 60 s-5d.
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SALES.

DAILY West, rs ut $40; rs at t53ih; 30
nj $3.50. B.-3O; 8 at 45.sb. Total, lbs.
Grand Central, $50 at 300.
May Day, 500 ut 2ih; 400 at 2lk :.
South Swansea. 100 at 34ls; 100 at 30,
Sunshine, 1900 at rs.
Valeo. 500 at Is.
Ben Butler 500 at on,
California, i.7OO at 10, 500 at i2h.
Yankee, 100 at LIZ.
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WOOL


ST Louis. Juns s.-wool steady and
unchanged. Territory and western
mediums. ilisGi6h, fine, nal5h;
coarse, ilHlfh,
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BONDS FURNISHED.

All kinds Of court and official per-
sonal surety for employers, contract.
ors corporation officers, trustees and
administrators, also burglary Insurance
written by United States Fidelity and
Guaranty Co, OF Baltimore, Md.
THE WILSON-SHeRNAN, CO, Gen'l Agents
50 West Second South street
WE WANT YOUR BUSINESS.
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TOTALS.

N. A, Page, stock Broker
Loans money on stocks at bank rates.
Room &c. Walker Bank building.
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@iSi NJ Vi IIRil7R %!a!!9! aaA w
RIu GRANGE M9l1sSs"sN
Current Time Table.

LEAVE SALT LAKE otTf
No. 6-For Grand Junction. Dem
yer and points East ..,...,..,. b.~ An
lion and ali points East. ,...,. si5p.m.
NJ S,o1 orS u NoiUt. Essr r $40 pm.
No. lO-For Bingham Lehi, Pro.
vo, ,isuor. Manti, Marysysle aud
intermediate points .....a,.,.,...'.. e'V' an'
No S-for kureKa rayson, heDer.
Provo and all Intermediates points o0l pm
W. madiats noIntS .','..'.'.... 6lO pm.
Nn n Inr )gdan and the West Hoo y. N.
NJ ror Oyden and the West eco. .lh y. m.
No por Ogden aud the West..... $3.50 m.
No e For Park City~","',."",.r.' $40 ani'
ARRIVE SALT LAKE cirYi
No. i9-From Ogden and all inter-
mediate points. .......o.-". ,.',,.. WV AN
lion and The Fast. ....a.......a..... 9;35 an.
vi lion and the East.....'''~...,,..~,. 1875 pm
vi lion and the East 1850 p m.
No 9-From Provo, Bingham.
Eureka. Marysyale, Manu and
intermediate points."... ....-..r.. t'' : =
Ma 6-Fro,n Ogden and the west s;3 4. N.
No. 2-From ogden and the West s!g pm.
| No. t-From ogden and the West t:p pm.
| No. From Eureka. Paysen,
Iisber, Provo and intermsdi-
| ate points.s..,... ,.,..,sss.s, 80 tv'W " M
No. li-Trorn Park City.....,... SIS pm.
| Perfect dining car service.
Sleeping cars TO Chicago without change.
| Ticket once lo3 West Second South
postofnes Corner. Phone. aA
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SlfGAR.

2 1915, centrlfugar s6 test 3is molass-
es sugar, 2% Refined, hrm Crushed
$50. powdered, 4.SOi graduated, 40.
Cofiee-quiet No Z rio, 5Ag%; mo-
lasses, steady.
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ENouGH FoR oNE SESSION.
CONVERSATIONAL TOPICS.

What Is your business?" asked Rep
resentatiye Tawney OF Professor Eli
Oft. who was talking seals to the ways
and means committee. The reply was.
Il am a pomologist, a horilculturist,
yliiculturlsL artist and naturalist Of
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SAN FRANCISCO


Liverpool. June 9.-Ciose' Wheat
July IS Sid bid; Sept. 60 s-5d.
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Excursion
East"

The Great Rock lslsn anu
Route" has made a rate o. . ons
fare plus $500 for the rounu a u,s
TO all points west OF chlessp, Sns
81. Louis. Tickets on sale ,. arm
10th, 18th. and 18th, final I ,rain,
limit Sept. sth. Three tas! 1u mS.st
daily. Standard ana aSsnge
sleepers through witho,.. e o"
The New "Rocky Mro,S,nrsso
limited" leaves Colv nsct.
Springs at l;20 p. m, So "a
ing with Rio Grande tram AZ, AZ Al
$3.50 p. m.
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1902-11-28

IAN ! ALL RIGHT OF COURSE
PN ALL RIGHT" SAID Mr.. A..
COOPER, OF POLK COUNTY, WHEN
ASKED ABOUT HIS LEG WHICH
WAS HURT WHEN He WAS A BOY.
- WAS KICKED BELOW THE
KNEE BY a HORSE IN 1860 WHEN
a MERE BOY. AND SUFFERED FOR
YEARS. " AcHED TERRIBLY
AND SOON BROKE; THEN PIECES
or BONE COMMENCED COMING
OUT AND CONTINUED FOR ABOUT
A YEAR. THIS WAS FOLLOWED
BY AN ATTACK or TYPHOID,
WHICH LEFT NE IN BAD SHAPE. !
WAS OBLIGED TO USE cRUTcHEs
FOR OVER TWO YEARS FROM
THAT TIME UNTIL WAS CURED
ABOUT SIX YEARS AGO I ALWAYS
USED TWO CANES. THE DOCTORS
TOLD Me THERE WAS NO HOPE
FOR A CURE UNLESS HAD NY
LEG SPLIT AND scRAPED AND
THE CORDS CUT. SOME ALSO
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1902-11-28
SOOTHING SHOPPING.
a Peaceful Experience at the East
Morley General Emporium.

A Peaceful Experience at the East
Morley General Emporium.
The exhausted shopper sank upon
the sofa. while from the open mouth
OF her reversed Boston bag poured a
cascade OF little parcels, freshly strug.
glcd for at the Monday bargain coun-
ters
"Oh she cried, why does one have
to shop in the cityi Everything is so
hurried, confused. complex. dlstractng
and nerve destroying! II | were only
back at East Morley!
Last summer while | was there
had to buy a yard OF dark blue ribbon.
and / drove over to the one store at
the crossroads TO get It. II took some
Eve minutes 10 convince the amiable
proprietor that ] really wanted dark
blue and could not be persuaded to ac-
Cept light instead which be considered
more suitable and becoming TO a fair
cOmpleyioned person of my years; he
added rcassuringly that anybody under
forty was not too young for baby blue.
Another five minutes were given up
20 his ircredulous RELUCTANCE TO believe
that two inches wide would not do as
wei as three. especially as the three
inch width had been mislald on a top
shelf and he would have TO get a step
ladder to get it down. Several more
minutes passed iu the search for the
ladder its lgborious portage from the
cellar, It's erection and repair with a
piece OF twine, the braces being broken.
and his dnal ascent to the dim and
dusty upper region. whence the box Of
wide ribbons was at leugth produced
~ found a shade that would do, and
be lcisurely measured of yard, lin
gcred it, then paused to rub a per.
picked ear and smile ingratiatingly.
Fact is' he cOufdcd sweetly. !
sold the last pair Of scissors in the
store Just before you came in, and I've
forgotten my jacEknife It's kind OF
awkward cutting it OF. but IN man
age somehow guess there's an AK
10 the she'd
III" carried the silkcn roll away
with him us he started with comforta-
blc dcltbcratiou to lind the aN. which.
though the hunt for it was hong and
pcrseycring. evidently could not be
found. for we caught "a glimpse Of him
ut last through the half open door 10
the back shop severiug the required
yard of ribbon with an old chisol.
1T was all so serene. so soothing and
~ satisfactory, believe / shouldn't
hc wreck before New Years every
winter ir could only do my Christ.
mas shopping at the East Morley gem
sral empprum."-Yo Youths Companion