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highly commended, August F. Chamot's Tar.
Winners, jogs-First. Charles Newman's Cham
pion Lester: reserve, W. Wallace's LIE King.
Puppy, dogs-First, Allen Macnougalrs Teddy
Roosevelt Puppy. bItches-AI awards with
held Novice, bitches-FIrst, a. L. Hamilton's s
Limit Limit bitcbessFsrst, H- Fatley & Matthew'S
Queen Bess; second, F. F. Luecxs Cascade
Open, bitches-First Fatley Matthews
Lady Meba. Winners bitches-First, A. l.
Hamilton's Golden Fairy: reserve, Fatley &
Matthews Queen Bess.
GREAT DANES.
Puppy doEs-Flrst, Mrs. D. O.. Druf1ers 5
John Rauch's Tom. Novice dogs-First Miss
Eta Miller Schrock's Beauty. Limit dogs
ond Mrs. Arthur ". Spears Lord Ganville;
third Mrs. S. Barnett's Nero. Open dogs
First, Mrs L S. Adams Jr.'s Rupert of Hent-
third. Mrs Arthur W. Spears Lord GIanviile:
rtserve. Mrs. s. Barnett's Nero. Winners.
dogs-First. Mrs. /. 6. Adams Jr's Rupert OF
HentzaU: reserve. John L. Cunninghams Rug
Bias Puppy bitches-First. Mrs. c. G. SAKE
Princess Harlequin; second, Dresser. Simpson
& Niehaus' Carla II. Novice bitches-First.
Dresser Simpson & Niehaus' Posen Princess
third. Mrs ]. F. Fitzgerald's Queen r; re-
serve. John l.. Cunningham's Cunningham
Carmencita Limit bitches-First John L,
Cunninghams Carlotta; second, Mrs. J. r
Fitzgerald's Queen r Open, bitches-First
son & Niehaus' Flora: third John L. Cunning
hams Cunnirghsms Carlotta; reserve. Mrs
J. F. Fitzgerald ; Queen r. Winners. bitches
First. Mrs c. 9. SaXe's Princess Harlequin
reserve. o. Bergstens Maud s.
GREYHOUNDS.
Limit bitches-First, J. II Rosseter's MAJ
Hampstead. Open. bitches-Ffrst J. II. Ros
First. J. II. Rosseter's May Hampstead. Novice
dogs-First. s A. Cummings Crockett Boy
Limit doRs-First J. H. Rosseter's Rocker
second. J. H. Rosseter's Roman Athlete. Open
dogs-First, J. II. Rosseter's Rocker; second
J. H. Rosseter's Roman Athlete. Winners
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HORSES CALLOP
OYER A JOCKEY
AubuchOn Is Thrown by OPP
tional at Memphis Track
and Is Badly Injured
RENDERED UNCONSCIOUS
Race, Which Covers the
Distance of Six FnrlOngs,
Is Won by Taxman
RENDERED. UNCONSCIOUS

MEMPHIS, Tenn, April l3.--There
was a bad spill in the first race to-
day. Optional, the favorite, stumbled
and went down. Aubuchon, her jockey,
passed under the hoofs OF large part
of the twelve other horses in the race
and was carried from the track un-
conscious. The latest report Is TO the
effect that his injuries will not prove
fatal. Results:
First race, six furlongs. selling = Taxman
woE, Amorous second I. Samuelson third
Time. 1:11A.
Second race. mile and seventy yards, selling
Louisville woe, Brooklyn second, Briers third.
Time 1:4S1a.
Third race. four and half furlongs--Bologna
won, PhanthropIst second. Pawtacket third.
Time. :5T12.
Fourth race, mile and a slxteonth-Rough
and Tumble won. st. Tammany second. Niaxus
third. Time, 1:55A.
Filth race mile and seventy yards. selling
Falkland won Spencerian second, Censor tniro-
Time, 1:5O
Sixth race. six furlongs, selling--Orfeo won'
Bensonhurst second. Tom Crabb taird- Time'
1:16&.
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petent handling could not have lest
See clung to the rail position and after
being cut off two or three times lost
to Ananias by less than length. Mill
tary Man ran a fair third. There was
some II to l about the winner, which
was gobbled UP by members of the
Cherry Pickers' Union.
Illilouon looked the surest bet of the
day and Billy Randalls gelding took
the concluding mile selling run quite
easily. His odds were pounded down
from to l to to and with Jed
Lewis on his back he passed Olympian
on the back stretch and came in six
lengths ahead of Caronel. LAGOON ran
third.
ENTRIES FOR TO-DAY.
First race-Five and a half furongs; three
year-olds and up: selling
$500 Lady Rowell (Boots) )................ los
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NOTES OF THE TRACK.

Bianci & McGovern turned Horton
over to McCafferty yesterday.
Twenty-Five books cut in yesterday
an increase of one. A j. Levy, who
chalked up prices at Los Angeles to
10 advantage was the newcomer
Previous to the racing a match race
at a quarter of mile for $40 a side
was decided between the polo pony
Becky and Dora ]. Joe Jones rode
Becky and she won in galop. Time,
2312.
Bright Moon, a starter in the first
race and owned by Garland & Mitchell,
had a leg broken and was later de-
stroyed
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Cuenin's Juno Sing; all other awards, with
hsid, Novice. dogs and bitches-All awards
withheld. Limit, dogs and bitches-First, Mrs
A. A. Rofs Dick Open. dogs and bitches
First Dr Fred ?. Clarks Homestead Boy;
second. A. Stuarts Doc. Winners, dogs and
bitches-First, DR.. Fred p Clark's Homestead
Boy; reserve. Mrs A. A. Roi's Dick.
FIELD TRIAL DOGS
Field trial, dogs-First, J. L. Terry's Kill
garif. Field trial. bitchss-First j. e. Terry
Lady Tevis trophy-First j. e. Terry's Kill
garif; reserve, ]. E. Terry's Lady
IRISH WATER SPANIELS.
Novice dogs-Ffrst, William Bays Mike B;
second, Charles w. Oaks Teddy. Open, dogs
First. William Wattson's Champion Dennis C:
second. w. III. Williams Robert Emmett
third. William Bays Mike B. Winners, dogs
First, William Wattson's Champion Dennis G;
reserve ". H. Williams Robert Emmett.
open, bitches-First James r. Spinks Flora
dora: Winners, bitches First. James E.
Spink's Flora dora
CLUMBER SPANIELS.
First. G. D. Boyds Beech Grove Dick.
FIELD SPANIELS.
I'll awards withheld.
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Santa Fe Train Dcrailed.

WINFIELD, Kans., April IA To-
cal passenger train southbound on the
Atchison. Topeka and Santa Fe Rail
way was dera'led to-day twenty miles
east of here by the spreading of the
rails. The baggage, smoker and two
chair cars were thrown down an en-
bankment and completely turned over.
Five passengers were injured, none IA
taIIV
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SUMMARY.

Base hits-Of Schock T. off Hall l. Stolen
base-Duneavy. Errors-Devereaux, c. Hall
Schock, Brashear, Deehanty .. Two base
hts-Lohman. Brashear. Delehanty, Wilson
Devereaux. Mohler. Sacrifice hits-Dunleavy,
Devereaux, Streib, Kruger. First base
errors-Oakland =. First base called balls
of Moskiman 2 off Schock s. off Hall 4.
Left on bases-Oakland g. Seattle 9. Struck
out-By Moskiman ?, by Schock ., by Hall ..
Double plays-Moher to Brashear; Smith to
Brashear; Frisk TO Hall. Time of game
hours 30 minutes. Umpire-Cramer.
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PROBABLE WINNERS.

First Race-Nonie, CrigIi, Zenonian.
Second Race-Bill Short, Velna,
Howard Vance.
Third Race-Modder, st. Winni-
fride, An1asa.
Fourth Race-Ada n. Isabellita. u
truda.
Fifth Race-Flaneur, Lurene, Sir
Preston.
Sixth Race-Telephone, Northwest
George Berry.
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Three Killed by an Explosion.

OKLAHOMA CITY, o. T., April 13.
News has reached here that three
men were killed by an explosion of
dynamite at construction camp
thirty miles southeast of Muskogee.
|. T.. on the Midland Valley Railroad.
Details are not learned.
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DOGS OF QUALITY PASS IN REVIEW
BEFORE JUDGE. JAMES MORTIMER

Eighth Annual Exhibition of San Francisco Kennel Club Attracts
Notable of CANNES of Asocratc Lineage the
Showing at Mechanics PavIionAttendance Is Large One
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ADVERTISEMENTS.
A Vile Disease
ADVERTISEMENT.

Contagious Blood Poison has wrecked lives and
caused misery and suffering than all other diseases
combined Some inclined to treat it lightly but these
learn that they have to deal with powerful poison
that is slowly but surely breaking down the constitution
Contagious Blood Poison not only metes punishment
TO the who contracts it. but others may become nno
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BYRON ROSE, AT LONG ODDS,
WINS HANDICAP AT OAKLAND

Gorgalette Another Rank Outsider, Finishes Second,
Beaten Nose-Bonner Suspended for Weird ExhlDl-
ton Ben Mac Dhu-Gateway DoWned by AnanlaS
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AMERICAN FoxHouNDs

dogs-First ]. H. Rosseter's Rocker; reserve
s. A. Cummings Crockett Boy.
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inheritance
children
scy made 0co sssr
disgusting
Under ave- AneenenS o
of infection
off S. the andoe for Blood
Poison. 1t destroys the without
NNN injuring a remedy nd
NSN offer s., for proof that il
olkolkO1 mineral ingredient S
0 of the blood thoroughly, but
strength to ALL parts of the system.
Contagious
and containing much other infor
nation about tbs despicable of all diseases
THE SWIFT SPECIFIC CO., ATLANTA, GA.
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Oakland

RUNS AND HITS BY INNINGS.
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Time; ;231a. :4sA. 1:15A, 1:22h At p
13. Solinus. place, 8; show. 65.
Too Sweet. Trained by w. Cehill.
rose Start good. Won easily. Ne
a fash of speed and then cashed in.
Examiner very sore and no chance.
~>~~>~-~-~~~-~~~-~-
6022. SECOND RACE-Four furlongs;
Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1904-05-18
Ran Into Steam Car.

A telegram dated Los Angeles May
IL, says: A collision occurred tonight
at Whittier, fifteen miles southeast of
this city between Santa Fe passenger
train from San Diego to Los Angeles
and an electric car. Fifteen persons
we're injured, several seriously, but
none it is believed fatally.
The injured we're the passengers on
the electric car. The Santa Fe train
was late and running at high speed.
The electric train approached the
crossing which is at a right angle to
the Santa Fe tracks at full speed,
probably thirty miles an hour. When
within a reasonable distance the mo-
torman as he declares, applied the all
brake, but it refused to work and the
car dashed against the side of the
Santa Fe train cutting it in two,
crushed in the side of the smoker and
tore away the platform. The smoker
and day coach we're derailed. The
motorman stuck to his post and wa:
uninjured.
Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1904-05-18
Too Handy With Checks.

The sheriff's office was notified yes
terday that a man by the name OF
Andrew Bauer had forged several
checks on Geo. Rohpeter and passed
them at different saloons in the city,
and they began their search for him
finally landing their man. When he
was arrested he had big gun in his
pocket and the check book from
which the checks had been torn. His
preliminary hearing was had this
afternoon before Justice Talbot and
he was bound over under $1,000 bonds
and as consequence will remain in
Jail until the grand jury meets, al
least.
Mr.. Rohpeter said the man had beer
working for him for some time ano
the other day when the folks we're al
gone he broke into the house anc
stole the check book and several dol
lars in cash. He came to town anc
proceeded to have a glorious time
signing Mr.. Rohpeter's name to two
checks for $50 and one for s75, be
sides passing one for $50 on himsel
when he had no funds in the bank
He had a number of Others in hi
pocket when arrested.
Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1904-05-18

hills several hundred feet above the
creek bed.
We have also a company here whose
sole duty is to jump mining claims,
while the miners are at work else
where, covering over the work and
claiming nothing had ever been
done. They live in caves and prospect
at night. The miners here think it is
too cold for their operations in this
locality and have decided it would be
better for them to hunt a warmer eli
mate for their health.
The Baltic mine owned by S. M.
Boblett in Walker mining district,
east of the Buzzard group about one
mile, shows a good body Of ore in all
the workings and will average
eighteen inches in thickness through
out and will average about fifteen dol
lars in gold per ton. The development
is quite extensive, over 800 feet o.
work having been completed. A bet
ter looking property is hard to find
Samples of ore on the dump show FREE
gold to the eye with copper pyrite
sprinkled through the ore, also galeni
ore which carries free gold. The veil
is nearly four feet in width and al
the vein matter carries free gold. Tn
indications show for themselves tina
this property properly managed woul'
be good producer and worth inves
tigatioD. j. b.
Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1904-05-18
Will Visit Property.

A party of very prominent gentle
men arrived from the east this morn
ing to look over the property of the
Bradshaw Mountain Copper Mining
and Smelling company, including the
mines and smelter.
The party is in charge of Chas. Z.
Shober, who is interested in the COM
pany, and who comes from the main
office, % Broad street, New York City.
The other members of the party are
A. NJ Sloan, of Greensburg, Pa, W.
]. McDevitt, of Pittsburg, Pa, and
Chas. H. Bradley, also of Pittsburg-
These latter gentlemen represent al
most unlimited capital and they have
come to look over the situation per-
sonally for their own satisfaction and
for their friends.
Mr.. Shober has visited the property
on previous occasions and knows
something of its magnitude. The
party will go out to the mines tomor-
row morning.
Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1904-05-18
American Boy For May.

The American Boy for May will
make the boys happy, for it is full OF
matter that appeals to the boy heart.
Its front cover illustration is two
boys-regular, downright country
boys-going fishing, with pole and
line and bait and GRUB" There
are rs pictures, six stores and ever so
many articles of prime interest and
profit to boys. The titles of the
stories are: An Honest Thief, For
the Championship of Wharton, A
Back Number Bonnet, The Blue
Dragon, Would You be Cabin BoyY
The Cheyenne Attack. Then there
are all the regular departments full
of matter relating to stamps, coin and
curio collecting, amateur printing,
photography, money making and puz-
zIes and the editors talk to boys, in
which he tells them about July 9th,
which is to be American Boy Day at
1.-THE st. Louis Exposition. Monthly,
30 pps. The Sprague Publishing Co.,
Detroit, Mich, publishers. 81 year.
Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1904-05-18
: Will Cure Typhoid.

After months of experimenting the
chemists of the department of agricul-
ture are about ready to announce that
they have hit upon a preparation
guaranteed to annihilate the germ OF
typhoid fever, says a Washington
dispatch to the New York World.
The formula will not be made pub
lie for some weeks, but the department
has concluded that at last it has dis
covered the real enemy of the typhoid
germ and that the mortality in this
country due to typhoid will within
the next six months be thing of the
past. Just what the preparation is
cannot be learned. 1t was stated in a
New York paper that it was the "Bor-
deaux mixture" of chemicals, but thi
was officially denied.
The department will say only that
the solution is in the hands of the
government; that its nature will be
made known within short time; that
it can be used in every city and town
in the country, and that it will per-
form the work of which it is designed.
Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1904-05-18

The Arizona Enterprise, the original
Hearst booster in Arizona quotes Col
Wilson as favoring the election of
Hearst as president. Well, not that
probably bu. favoring a delegation
from Arizona to the st. Louis con
vention instructed for Hearst. OF
course the Colonel knows full we'll
that Hearst does not stand a ghost of
a show of being nominated and even
if he were nominated he would not
stand any show of election, and 10
pay an imaginary debt of gratitude,
the colonel thinks Arizona democrats
should go to st. Louis pledged to the
support of Hearst. Marcus Aurelius
Smith is just as pronounced in his
opposition to Hearst as Wilson is in
his favor. Mark wants to draw the
salary as delegate to congress the
next term. Will Arizona democracy
support Hearst in the national con-
vention and nominate Mark Smith
for delegate? Just as inconsistent
acts have been performed by it before
and may be again
Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1904-05-18
TUBERCULOSIS CONFERENCE

On his retuIn to New York from at
tending a conference of tuberculosis
specialists DR.. Edward l.. Trudeau
who is recognized as an authority on
this disease, spoke rather discour-
agingly of the progress which has
been made towards the discovery of a
cure for this much dreaded disease.
The claim of Or. Maragliano of
Italy to have discovered an anti-toXin
for tuberculosis, was one subject be-
fore the conference.
On this claim DR.. Trudeau said ::
CDR. Maragliano's theories we're re-
ceived with reserve.
CDR MaragIiano told of a serum he
had produced which had specific in
iuences on tuberculosis. He had fol-
lowed DR.. Koch's ideas of trying to
immunize patients against the further
ravages of the germ by injecting in
the patient a serum containing an
anti toxin; such a germ he claims to
have produced. He gave his exper-
iments with many hundreds of pa
tients
$50 far the evidence obtained by
other experimenters has tended to
show that no serum containing an
anti toxin for the disease has been
produced. There are students in
many parts of the world working
along these lines.
"There is no accepted, approved
method of specific treatment of con-
sumption. So far the best treatment
is that afforded by the sanitarium and
open air methods.
MANY cases are cured in that way.
All specific treatments are regarded as
still in the experimental stage"
Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1904-05-18
MINING NEWS
OF HARRISBURG
Great Activity StillPre=
walls on Desert.
Eastern Capital Being Attracted to
That Section For Investment.
Good Opportunities.

Harrisburg, Ariz., May l0.-(Speclal
Correspondence. )-Captain Atkinson,
a Chicago capitalist, passed through
this place a few days since with two
four horse teams loaded with ma
chinery for the dry washing country
in the vicinity of Quartzite, which
section is attracting considerable at
tention from parties looking for pro-
fitsble dry placer grounds.
c. j. Stone, a mining man, repre-
senting eastern people, has been in
vestigating the mining resources OF
this section for the past two weeks
and says the mining industry has a
fine showing throughout the desert
section.
A party of eastern men have just
been making an inspection of the
properties belonging to NJ. E. Josphi,
near Cunningham pass, in the Huaca-
vars with a view of purchase. The
Bell Crown group is being exported
by some Pennsylvania people and it is
rumored this fine group will soon
change hands. The property has an ex-
ceptionaI fine showing of free milling
ore. The Old Harqua Hala mines are
being put in shape for extensive oper-
ations in the near future. Peter Fjtz-
simmons, who owns a fine property
south of the old Bonanza is erecting
an experimental smelter furnace to
work his lead carbonate ores and
seems very sanguine of success. j.
A. Reed and the Devine brothers are
working fine group of copper mines
twenty five miles east from here, and
have a large shipment of ore on the
dumps said to average more than 500
per ton in gold and copper.
Ward and Bond are developing theil
claims north of Tenihachi Pass and
have some very rich ore.
j. B. Martin and Norton Marsh are
doing some development work on theil
Hector group near the Old Desert
mine and are meeting with pleasing
success having struck some very higf
grade ore. This property is situated OF
the surveyed line of the new railroad
twenty miles west from this place.
W. S. Wilson, the desert poet, il
still taking out fine ore from his prop
erty located two miles north from the
Gold Bean mine.
c. j. CULLEN and wife left for the
east last week to visit relatives anc
take in the Worlds Fair.
A. j. Scales left for Colorado t.
be gone about sixty days. Mr.. Scales
has extensive mining interests herr
abouts.
R. W. Kimball came in from thu
Huacavars yesterday with sample
of very high grade copper ore which
also carries considerable gold.
The two Charleys, johnson anC
Reed, are now at the Harqua Hall
doing some exploration work.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. b. Martin will
their two little girls made trip t.
the Bonanza camp yesterday and com
bining pleasure with business made I
family picnic day of the trip return
ing home late in the evening.
Tom Blair has completed the sink
ing of a we'll one mile east from her
and has a pumping plant on thu
ground which he will erect for irri
eating his ranch and water stock,
Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1904-05-18
LOCAL Briefs.

a.1zs.1. sAaa4H $1,000 zs3
&. Baehr for house painting and
paper hanging. Telephone Nos.
1853 and 81. tt
Go to Greenhill's for ice cream and
soda. Phone 4OS. K4x7xtf
Fresh carnations every day at wom-
ans Exchange. 12x5xtf
If you have trouble with your
butcher try Hurley's Market. If
Start the summer season by placiu G
Peach Mellow at the head Of your list.
GreenhiIl supplies all kinds of fancy
ice cream, sherbets, and punches.
4x7xtf
Erwin Baer, Lawler block. Tel. 25S.
Mining photographing a speciality.
1xt2tf
No long waits-we hurry, at Brisley
Drug Company. Send us your mail
orders, we give satisfaction. 1-15-tf
Fine candies and best cigars on
hand at Woman's Exchange, Union
Block. l2Xoxtf
One eight foot show case and table
for sale cheap. Apply at Wooster's
store. 5XlOXtf
You never heard of any one using
Foley's Honey and Tar and not being
satisfied. Brisley Drug Co.
Greenhill makes his own crush fruit
juices. They are pure. Candies fresh
every day. Phone 40S. 4x7xtf
Children like to trade with Brisley
Drug Co. Send the little folk in
we'll help them trade we'll and safely.
The most reliable preparation for
kidney troubles on the market is Fol
ey's Kidney Cure. Brisley Drug Co.
Foley's Honey and Tar is peculiarly
adapted for asthma, bronchitis and
hoarseness. Brisley's Drug Co.
Foley's Honey and Tar contains no
opiates and can safely be given to
children. Brisley Drug Co.
500 per week will secure a good
furnished front room one block from
plaza. Call at 212 East Goodwin
street. l2xoxtt
We are sole agents in this section
tor the famous Elaterite roofing.
There is nothing better made. Re-
quires no painting nor sanding and is
fire proof. DeMund Lumber Co.
3lx2xtf
All sorts of rubber goods, syringes,
hot water bottles, ETC., full assort-
ment of each in a private room at
Brisley Drug Co. IS. Low prices and
high quality. l-lotf 3
We want your business and will
guarantee you quick, reliable and
courteous service twenty four hours
day and seven days a week at the
post Office pharmacy. 5xoxtf
Lee johnson, the professional
chimney sweeper, is still among the
living and ready for business. He
will also clean and lay your carpets.
Leave order with Corbin i Bork,
the druggists. 4xloxlm
John Green, having had several
years experience in the auction bust
ness in California, has decided to
engage in that business in this city.
He can be found at 325 West Gurley
street. Everybody will be treated
absolutely fair. 5x9tf
Parties contemplating the purchase
of bill of lumber will find it to
their interests to let us figure on their
order before letting the same. We
have the largest and best selected |
stock of lumber in the territory and |
are ready to meet any competition. !
Special prices on car load lots. De |
Mund Lumber Co. 3Nl2xtf
Listen! The sale of Peach Mellow |
the hot season will be enor-
nous for four good reasons. /. Ex- !
cellence and wholesomeness. 2.
Great popularity of the drink. 3.
Unsuccessful limitations. 4. Gener
Gus advertising. 5x4xtf |
Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1904-05-18
Every One Knows Him.

Did you ever notice that the man
who does the most of the kicking is
the least injured or interested. The
fellow who is always finding com
plant about the mails at the post
office is in luck to get circular once
a month. The kicker who says the
telephone service is rotten never paid
a penny toward the support of the
plant. The hypocrite who growls be-
cause his feet get cold in church never
furnished even a splinter to kindle
fire with. The crank who goes to
the opera house and yells the show is
rotten gets in on ticket given him
for allowing Autographs to be placed
in his window. It's the same in every
public institution, satisfactory to
every one except those who haven't
any more right to kick than to expect
to get to heaven on their wife's re-
Iigion.