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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-10-19

Unique decorations, punch bowl and
good M sic have been provided for
and a general good time is anticipated,
THIS Is the opening party OF the sea.
son.
The shipment OF the hardwood finish
Tor the First Presbyterian church VAS
delayed so long that the contractor
recently wired the manufacturers to
cancel the order The later nired
back that the order would be hlled
right on, without further delay In fact.
lhal shipment was immediate. How
ever the delay VIII POSTPONE the occu-
pancy OF the church little.
An entertainment and smoker viii be
given tomorrow evening. by tn, Salt
Lake branch Of the Jolrneymen Stone
cutters Of North America ard Carnda
IN honor OF James +, MCiiugh. general
secretary and treasurer Of the Order
VINO IS making his annual tour from
washington, d. G. All Union stone
cutters are Invited TO be present i'm
Federation OF Labor hall
Chairman j. r. Frick and Secretary
horace II, smith, OF the Republican
city convention. have filed a certi6cate
of nominations on the Republican civ
ticket, made by the convention The
certificates Of al Of the Republican
nominees for the city council have also
been filed with city Recorder Crltch-
low
Capt, J, NJ, Davies Of CHICAGO. who
has been with the Burlington f,r over
30 years, and also represents sevprnl
ocean steamship lines is at the Knlts.
ford The captain thinks salt Lake has
remarkably fine opportunities. II the
people VIII wake up 10 O realization OF
the same. He says the Burlington and
the Santa Fe are both sure TO extend
their lines TO this city. as Ii holds tho
Key to the entire far west
Colonel r. G. Weber, supt. OF z. c.
NJ !, reports so u 20 per cent OF the
Christmas holiday jobblng done already,
ana trade In all lines as very gratifying
j j, Thomas Of Fish Springs. Is at the
cullen from Juab county. Mr. Thomas
says that the desert ranges are IN
splendid condition for winter grazing
could not be finer In fact, and The best
that has obtained there for years. There
has been plenty OF rain, so that the des.
ert Is pretty wen sprlnkled with lakes,
ana these are covered with wild ducks.
a special meeting Of the stake and
ward officers Of the Young Mems and
Noung Ladies Mutual Improvement as
soclations Of Liberty Pioneer, salt
Lake ana Ensign stakes, will be held
In Barratt hall Sunday, Oct 90 at
p. m a full representation IL desired,
as business of Importance win be dis
cussed MATHONGHAH THOMAS,
Chairman.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-10-19
HERE N Xr WEEK.
Educationa Committee to be Royalty
Entertained in This City.

At last nights meeting OF the Educa-
tional committee Of the Commercial
club 10 arrange for the entertainment
Of the president and treasurer Of the
National Educational association, IL
was decided that state Superintendent
Nelson. city superintendent Chrlsten-
sen and Professor Tibbals wi meet
the visitors on their arrival at $50 on
Friday morning, oct o. and escort
them 10 their hotel; there will be n
lunch for them ana invited guests at tho
Commercial club at p. M, an automo-
bile ride IN the afternoon, visiting the
various school buildings and seeinr Ne
town, and a public reception at the
Commercial club In the evening. on
the following day there will be a meet
ing of the teachers to listen TO an ad-
dress from President Schaeffer, IN the
afternoon the visitors win continue
their trip east
The committee discussed the railroad
lodging and eating facilities, OF the
town, on the basis Of an attendance OF
1000 visitors, should the next conven-
ton Of the ~ f., A. be brought here.
city superintendent Christensen was
requested 10 have a canvass made by
the teachers IN the various sections Of
the city by house visitation,
10 see how many visitors could be
lodged, or lodged and fed IN the private
dwellings that can be relied upon Ia
take some Of the visiting teachers
II was proposed also 70 have cots put
In the school buildings, which would
take care Of large number OF people
The committee will mdJ' again next
Tuesday evening. ~
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-10-19

,,ol,o, on~a has pono N pp,,o On a
brief trip.
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The sale Of townsite lots nj Hepburn
and Bupera ON the Minidoka branch
mas DUO" postpone" U'''I next sp''AB'
IT, W. Taylor general storckeeper
for the Oregon short Line az Pocatelo
was Wishing head1uarters yesterday
r,.,t - cebl., a. ,no,,h,r NJ IN. 8rrn
off Wa1rs & scbIev. of Nav York had
been elected "a director Of the Nortn-
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ca ,',t 'sT,,t'g
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today
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emu Oh 'lF IIe'
II. NJ Cushing. travelling passenger
agent for the d. g. r. G., leaves to-
nlgbt Tor Denver In order IN escort one
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-10-19
LECTURE ON MI &c.
Squire Coop Wakes Interesting Talk al
University Of Utah.


Prof Squire Coop Of the University
OF Utah lectured upon music yester-
day before the faculty and students Of
the institution. The speaker said IN
part:
America needs music TO redeem Il
from peryersion by pelt, 1t Is building
high ediliCes and filling them with god
but where are the monumental person.
allties Of the past the poets and the
philosophers Of, the days Of Webster
Emerson and Whitman? Students
music Is not tWeedie-dum, tweedle.dee
10 Is not the sound Of q trumpet or
the voice OF a singer; It Is som ethins
nearer and farther than these, 1t is a
great emotional quality II Is soul lie.
out OF the 1000 students that have reg
istered here, not more than one IN eight
or nine has learned any music or heard
any talked about IN these halls The
music section Of this institution has
/ been confined TO a very limited course
afforded normal students. The institu-
ton has not been able to do more than
| place a small sum of money at the
disposal Of the music department, wh en-
| has meant limited attention from the
I professors engaged and the consequent
: results The campus does not resOund
with the roll of a drum, nor does an
| inspiring note Of military music stir
the blood of the boys when they are
rigking NE and limb for the glory OF
the school Not a picture Of a music
maker adorns these walls and the
voices Of the masters are as dumb az
the stars. But this condition cannot
! last forever, The general excellence
| of the state institution Is tainted Il
u D ga
self IS too great and growing a power
/ in modern civilization to long suffer
negligence.
II would Ike TO see the three trum.
peters who proclaim at Bayreuth the
opening OF the doors to the theater take
their place on the steps outside OF this
| building every morning and blow q
/ blast 50 loud that all the valley below
would turn It's eyes 10 the cast and read
in that big " up there on the noun
tain side a faith motive for music. Here
should be- am efficient choral organiza-
ton capable Of interpreting the master
pieces OF oratorio and opera. ana here
should De q hundred players Of instru-
| monts who could reveal 10 US the beau
ties Of orchestral literature Here
| should be heard the music OF Beetho-
Ven, Of Mozart, of Wagner; and here
the names OF an the great music makers
should be- known and the pow or Of their
music felt,
"A great school OF learning needs the
| spiritual and purifying force OF music.
| You that draw and paint need the Tul.
! sating musical development 60 make
| your pictures vlbrate. You literary stu
| dents need music IN and through you,
| that you may feel the spirit Of the
/ poem. Reading needs the nuance play
Of subiecuvity And you enrln era
| need something besides a calcu'ative
| genius you must have temperament In
your work Temperament gives en-
thusiasm, and enthusiasm prompts mi
ti1tive without which you will be a
failure"
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-10-19
ADJUSTMENTS.

-. No. a,.1 H.. ,..t-,
Mii't, L'"'l" t1''ii,l9 CIV n'' "-.'a'
INK ID, l'ela Nut a." t'D t"'S J,g',ile
from DyuIe' ail% Ru1 w. u' ol'e 81, ~
tutp' III .iS 80 t ',',' ,'', ny
run program LOT toIloIIoW ulsh', "h'
inspection Wiil suo" S 1,g ~ " d spe..
l''''g t'N''"0'i'. ~ w ',, A. -
AK Iolio"s' ana 'A' p'osld" WI" oehl''
OF 81 lo'
PRELUDE TO LohehsrI M, 49, wagner
e., n ,o o. c o. S,v ,n5 nia,o Handel,
Crave, AIleBro, largo AilesIo,
MeSsrs' Joseph tlo,llll'' an" Amherst
Weber.
Prologue IRON rag laIg. l.eo'''"'o''o
MT Il,.,.lU uG uobo uoo,,,,,.
ar joseph io'iHan'
Grand ARA IRON Nl4a ,.'''''' Norul
Nine. Emma Eamea'
'lleneslod' NoNg-ueath) from
tristan ana lsolae 49, 49, WaSner-LlS8t
mr.. Amherst Nepper'
la( rare Ssu,.e' ''''''''''''' IuooIs
lb) Ia faIudA '''''''''''''' NN.INa'e5
lc) hnnaIQlth NoNs ',.',''.' 'HodaIN
MT EinlIlo Ge Hosoi"a-
lQ Elngy lGe.Io oDIlsalo) ',' AiasStnel
tb) Mein GulAhlges HgIH '','''' bach
Mme. Emma Ealue.
Ceilo oollsa'o' MI Joseph lloi iI1In.
GAP Nuahhle .''''.''.'.'''''' li9lIH'7h
lo) A'',4u'n ,,,i,.,.i..,,,' .,..ir.l,,' roper
.,,..,.....,.,,,,,..,:....' HOLMAN
MT. Joseph Holman,
'lnOanlmalus from .SAoal Mater
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-10-19
RAILROAD RATE BILL.
oiflelal Sets Forth Reasons for Kllling
Proposed Measure

official Sets Forth Reasons Tor Killing
Proposed Measure
( A prominent railroad man an discuss
ing the proposed rate legislation this
morning delivered the following brief
from his side of the house
Nov that the administration has an
nounced that 1t must have "a railroad
rate bill the railroad opposition should
have fun consideration To give she
rate making power 10 the Interstate
commerce commission and have the
rate made so into effect before an APP
neal can be taken to a court Is an at
traotiye proposition 10 q great many
people who DO not understand railroad
and commercial methods Many OF
those who are advocating this loslsla-
tlon are doing u because they think 10
VIII do away with rebates, discrimi-
nations. private car line charges and
a few other sO-called evils OF the trans
portation business OF this country.
Those who have had charge OF the
campaign I'm favor or such legislation
have very gladly allowed this impress
sion 10 go unchalongod except la a
9ef instances AS matter of fact
giving the rate making power 90 The
Interstate commerce commission and
The other complaints are l"o entirely
separate and distinct questions.
"The statement is made that To iG not
intended 90 give 30 the interstate cOm-
mcrce commission tue authority To-
change AN rates yet &c S. quite 1i0icul.
10 see what particular rates they VIII
have Jurisdiction over, Judging from
the provisions ot the Esch Townsend
bin, which can De taken 7s ln lnti-
cation OF the desires of the 1dmlnistra-
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-10-19
LATE LOCALS.

Secy. OF state 9. S. Tngey has gone
to Las Vegas, New, on q business trip.
The friends Of Mrs. Joseph Bun,
wife OF Deputy Sheriff Bull will 90
pleased 10 learn that she has recovered
from her recent serious Illness aud Is
able TO be around again.
The first of the Y. NJ. C. a, entertain
ments Tor tho season OF l906-6 VIII be
given next Monday evening In the as
ISOLATION auditorium, when Marc, the
magician will appear there
The Indepndcnt Telephone company
opened It's Logan exchange this morn
ing, with 1926 subscribers, MANAGE G..
O, Harris Is up there today. slpcrIu-
tending the event lie called up the
"News' office this afternoon. ana the
service given was excellent
The funeral OF Hrinl whaanga, the
Maori chief whose death was an
nounced several days ago. win be held
IN the Pioneer stoke han, Sunday, oct.
q, at u o'clock noOu The High
Priests Of Pioneer stake are specially
Invited 20 attend the obsequles.
Prof f. w, Reynolds Of the English
department Of the University of Utah,
addressed the principals OF the city
schools, the teachers Of the High school
and OF the seventh and eighth grades
yesterday afternoon on the subject OF
Preparations I'm English for Hlgh
Schools and Colleges"
The NJ. l. associations Of Sugar ward
extend heart invitation 10 their
friends 20 be present az q dancing
party given In the ward amusement
hall Friday evening. oct. 20, at s D. m.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-10-19
Old Story that c. B, & Q Will
Build TO Salt Lake is Revived
Once More
COMING VIA WEBER CANYON.



The railroad reporters dear old friend
,ba Bu-ipgtop has bobba9 ND again
-. ,,,,, ...,., .l5 ,,,,,. fr
Sele"e'| "ll" '''' "o'"' wv ''''' 49,
The same old way. Five years ago al.
hands Wero working overtime an Salt
-, 'a.,.,.,l,,,. ,oi,,,,,,. 40 sroco On fla,
A''N. '1'''7 49,,
coming OF the 60 b' @ e. 10 odIt LIKE
Surveyors even came as lar as becN'S
Hot Strings while real estate AGENTS
......5 .....i5...t,o r.,,er,,. for ,
puicHa9o" 0''''i"'' "''0 F'NP~'''
syndicate when was 10 PROVIDE tHe
burlington with terminals on the west
La
A.. >-,.,,..., e,,,,,.,t,.s
Inc" ''Ille ln7 '''' "'.. '''
company the Northern Pdclhc hullel
and other incidents that are no" he-
Ing exploited by Tom Lawson in lop-
Nl9r mugalne-aud then lhe Burning
Ton boom hckercd out and du nan 48
got busy with the Clark road ANA the
Moflat line.
Nov While the western Pacilc mas
the center OF the stage the Burlington
comes IN ~ right upper entrance ana
strides down 40 the iootishis stimuli
taneous with thls entrance btlnprIs,t
Salt Lake a. ogden ROAD steps 10 lot
front 10 Join los oid partner W. uuel
and afford a dramatic entry INTO SaiI
Lake Tor the big transc'aiInenial sys-
tenn, as IL did five years ago,
This time the story comes ron Oma-
ma. IL appears llaL lu'Ie ND a. US aW
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-10-19
APPLICANTS FOR WATER.

The following applications were made
this afternoon, with the state engineer
for water; BY the Utah Copper COM
pany, second feet from q spring near
the Great lake with canal $500 feet
long. same from another spring. Wis
canal $500 feet long, and same from
a third spring, with canal 1900 feet
long by Franklin j, Adams Of Blur
San Juan county, for 2-5 second feet
from local stream, with canal 100 feet
long by Nephi Martneau of Cache
county, for 10 second feet from (waste
water) Logan & Hyde Park canal, for
irrigation.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-10-19
BUSINESS NOTES.

Manager j. @. Crltchlow Of the Utah
Credit Mems association returned this
morning from Idaho, where he has been
acting as referee I'm the business com
plicatons of G.. J. Kelsey & CO. of
Mountain Home. Mr. Crtchlow held a
meeting Of creditors both az Mountain
Home and Boise, when Il was not de-
cled TO make any radical change IN
the business which Is for the present
ct least, to be continued. Dr. Newkirk
resigned the MANAGEMENT and on Mr.
Critchlow's recommendation r. p. Day
ton was appointed manager. The la.
bilities of the company are placed ut
10000, and assets at 100000.
Tolay's local bank clearlnsg amount
ed to $5i1i79,2S as against 1929, 9S76j for
the same day last year
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-10-19
WEATHER REPORT

Record at the local office u the weather
bureau for the q hours ending at a. m.
today:
inches temperature al a. m. q de.
grees; maximum AZ. minimum %, mean
a. which Is n degrees below normal
Total precipitation for the a hours end
Inc at 6 a, m. % inch
Total precipitation since the first OF the
month q inch. which Is 20 inch below
the normal
Relative humidity al Salt Lake, Is per
cent
FORECAST TILL p. NJ. FRIDAY
Fair tonight Wednesday fair and
warmer,
Fair tonight Friday fair and warmer
r, j. HYATT,
Local Forccaster
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-10-19
NEW TEA AND COFFEE HOUSE

There will be opened in a few days IN
this city one Of the largest and hes,
appointed Tea and Coffee houses 30 the
West the Grand Union Tea Co. OF New
York This coTn0rv hos gb stores m
various parts Of the United States
headquarters beng on NeW York City
They control the entire output 90 gev-
eral coffee and tea plantations They
are ON Market Row,
The grand opening notice win appear
IN Saturday evenings News
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-10-19
MISCELLANEOUS.
A Great sun Spot.

Rome, oct. 1S,--Father Rodriguez. dl-
rector of the Astronomical observatory
OF the vatican, today officially au-
uounced that he had discovered In the
sun a spot Of extraordinary large di-
mension larger than that observed last
February, The spot can now be seen
with the naked eye,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-10-19
Case transferred.

The case OF the Flick & Johnson Con-
struction company against the Utah
Construction company, was today
transferred from Tooele county and
filed i'm the district court In this coun-
ty. The action is brought to recover
the sum OF SS9,iiO14 alleged to be due
plaintiffs for construction work on the
Oregon short Line bennington cutoff
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-10-19
Two Divorce Gases riled.

Two divroce cases were filed IN the
district court this afternoon Emma
Fondahl seeks divorce from Char.es
Fandahl on the ground of cruelty. They
were married In Sweden IN 1885
Myrtle L. Dewey asks the divorce
from A. II. Dewey on the ground OF
non-support. They were married Nov.
%. 1897.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-10-19
CALIFORNIA
EXCURSIONS

October 18th, 10th, goth, 2lst, &
22ud,
Via Oregon Short Line, Following rates
VIII he IN effect to San Francisco AMI
Los Angeles from Salt Lake city.
Salt Lake TO San Francisco and
return ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS, '.t' .Fol'I
Salt Lake to San Francisco ana
return (yia Portland one way, iig)
Salt Lake 20 Las Angeles and re-
turn (via Ogden and $. PD,",.n 4lW
Salt Lake 10 Los Angeles and re-
turn (via Portland one waD",. 5?V9
Tickets good for return 10 November
SOth. Proportlonately low rates trom
other o. $, l.. points, See agents io'
particulars. city Ticket Office 2ol Main
st
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-10-19
DIED,

YOUNGBERG. AT gl3 sixth East street
this city. oct IS, 1906. of dlplthout
Corlnue. daughter Of the late oscar j.
Youngherg and Harriet loun-ueft
born Jan 70, 1874.
The funeral cortege will leave the tam-
ny residence today at II o, M, lnteimeh'
In Nj Olivct cemetery
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-10-19
A SUPERIOR" CHARACTER.
TO CURE A COLD IN ONE DAY.

Take LAXATIVE BROMO Quluue Tab
let's Druggists refund money II II falls to
cure H. W GROVES signature Is on each
hnE sc.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-10-19
VIOLENTLY INSANE.

William & k.ns Wall be Examined for
Ccmmi ment 10 Provo.
william Elklns Of Union wgHt violently
insane ON Tuesday night and wa
brought into the county JAIN hv Deputy
shouns Dave and Ira BecksJciu and place
ed 500 me padded cell to await 1000 exam %
nation FER commitment go Provo. THO
deputies had hard struggle with the
man but finally uvgrpgwcggd linn and
landed him in i1N To win Doe oNImiucd
os 90 his sanity unon Judge Armfuoug's
return from OGDEN.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-10-19
SPIKE ANnKAlL

NJ. T, McCrannav, claim agent OF the
Rock Island at ChicaGo Is In the city.
Charles Davidson Of the Rio Grande
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-10-19

Lawson Nathan Tanner Phil Mar
gets, Mrs Merritt w. c, A, Smoot
IT, In charge.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-10-19
BOSTON sToc MARyrr

ro IIlau.fs A. Pollock & Co nrr,,
lol'o"lhB Boston quotatlops ,,nIlsh N,
Lexington gazette. [volume] (Lexington, Va.) 1871-1962, 1905-12-20
The Color Explained.

"What is the color chatain ?" a
certain young man asked of ven
cradle creole lady, whose hair was
white as snow.
She rummaged through her mind
for terms of explanation, being a
little liable to forget English words
at times. Finally, however, she re-
piled:
"Chatain,, dat is the color of my
hair, you understand, when l was
young"
And then she smiled with salts
faction at the exact manner in which
she had explained the term, while
the questioner still wondered what
color chatain was. - New Orleans
Times-Democrat.
Lexington gazette. [volume] (Lexington, Va.) 1871-1962, 1905-12-20
Can't Do Without Il.

at seems to me-" said Mrs. Old
castle, chat DR.. Goodman lays rath-
er too much stress or the idea that
we should divorce ourselves from
anthropomorphism. 1t may be all
right to preach what he does in a
general way, but the anthropomor-
phic sentiment is still very dear to
a great many people"
II know it." replied her hostess
as she toyed with the diamond stud
ded paper cutter. sThere's wo-
man lives right on this street that
goes to the drug store and gets it on
the quiet nearly avery day."9-Ohica-
Lexington gazette. [volume] (Lexington, Va.) 1871-1962, 1905-12-20
Within His Riahts.

"That's the sort of fellow Grab
bet is" the caller was saying. 81
don't believe there's a Stingier man
in the world"
ooh, 1 don't know" said Nagget.
,"Now, there's my father-in-law, he's
the
"See here" broke in Mrs. Nsgget,
you're forever saying mean things
about your father-in-law, and l
won't stand itp
"Why shouldn't if he's mine? I
haven't said anything about yours,
have ~" retorted Nagget-Phila-
delphia Press.
Lexington gazette. [volume] (Lexington, Va.) 1871-1962, 1905-12-20

Young Mr.. Whimper, who had a
worthy ambition for public Office,
had closed his canvass Of his native
state. He felt sure Of his nomina-
ton and was waiting in good spirits
at his fathers Preside to receive it.
He had been asked to tell his e1-
periences as "Spellbinder" and had
willingly consented.
EBut, on the whole" was his mod
est conclusion, 81 was rather sue
cessful. And what gratified me par
ticularly was that in the places
where | was least known | met with
the warmest reception"
1t was several seconds before Mr..
Whimper understood why his father
and the girls laughed, and even his
mother smiled.
Lexington gazette. [volume] (Lexington, Va.) 1871-1962, 1905-12-20
What Did curran Miami

Speaking Of the witticisms and
humorous sallies of Curran, the IA
nous Irish orator and lawyer, q
biographer mentions the following
example: Curran was once address
ing an Irish jury in an important
case. During his speech he observ.
ed that the judge shook his head.
Fearing lest the gesture should have
an adverse influence on the jury,
Curran warmed up for the moment
and said: 81 see, gentlemen, the mo-
ton of his lordship's head. But, be-
lieve me, If you remain here many
days you will see that when bis lord
Ahip shakes his head there's nothing
inHp
Lexington gazette. [volume] (Lexington, Va.) 1871-1962, 1905-12-20
Laarninn 70 Cook.

"No, ma'am," said the grocer,
making a great gathering among his
tins, 81 have coffeepotS and teapotS,
but there isn't such thing as a jack
pot in the store"
"I'm so sorryl" walled the young
wife. "You see, we haven't been
married long, and my husbands
mother has always cooked for him,
and when l heard him talking in his
sleep about jack pot thought I'd
get one, for he mentions it so fire.
quently he must be used to it. Could
You tell me what they cook in it2"
"Greens, ma'am," said the grocer.
And he sent her to the tin store in
the next block.