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The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1905-12-15

All that we need now to make winter
.is snow. cold weather and eight more
tons of coal.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1905-12-15

u The postal deficit Of s15,0OO,0O0 could
be wiped out by congress with five lines
of legislation, but in regard to the post
office congress always legislates between
the lines. 3Rsg "
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ITHE SUNDAY JOURNAL
CONTINUES TO LEAD.

q q ~ Thief R1VeT FaIIS NeWsf =. 3 Z.
Il The Minneapolis journal continues TO
,!ieaa the field Of Minnesota dailies ana
fhs magazine section which the Sunday
i edition of T h e Journa has Adopted
is sure to prove very popular feature.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1905-12-15

THE fRock-A- BYE BOOK, by wiz
liam 8. Lord, is ,a little volume Of poems,
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1905-12-15
SUPREME COURT

Minneapolis, Dec. II.
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State ex rel. Charles Faughnan. appellant vs..
Anton Miesen, as sheriff Of Ramsey county.
Minnesota, respondent.
Syllabus: A. criminal prosecution pending, and
undetermined. before a justice of the peace at
the time Of his death. terminates and ends upon
the death OF the justice, and is not bar to
further action on the same charge before another
justict or court of competent Jurisdiction.
Order affirmed. Brown, J.
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POSTAGE RATES OF SINGLE COPIES.

i Al papers are continued until an explicit order
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gcdfhgeS are paid. =
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George Salisbury. respondent. s. Eereit STEM
moe ct al, refendants Bergit Stennoe, APP
pelant.
Syllabus: The statement Of the amount Of
taxes and penalty as published in taxlist held
to be sufficient.
Judgment reversed. Lewis, j.
Otto Bremen, as administrator of the estate of
John NEWCOMERS, deceased, respondent, vs..
Minneapolis. st. Paul & Sault Ste. Marie Rail-
way company, appellant.
Syllabus: In personal injury action the rec
ord examined and for reasonts stated in the
opinion the damages awarded by the jury held
excessive, and a new trial granted unless the
plaintiff will consent to reduction OF tie
amount Of the verdict.
amount Of the verdict Elliott. j.
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EoHDoN-Journal ON file at American Express
office Waterloo place. and .. 81 express t
Vdice 80 Strand. &st
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NEW York oFFIcE-Tribune building.
! es D. A. CARROLL, Manager
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2ARIS-Journal on file at American express,
4 I'll Bue Scribe, and Eagle bureau. 90 nao
] esr,bon -. . 8 . 3
SwEDEN-Journal on file at American Legatloh,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-08-13

ago by Mr.. Crockett Grayson and ms
brother, John. well-to-do farmers s.
Montgomery. They also built tho tloua#
min ut that time, which descenueu
MI. ), III, Grayson, its present owner.
Graysontown is a tiny village ly,n,s y
along tho Montgomery bank ,of Llt ~ I
River Just beyond, on the l'ulnskl s,ue'
is the picturesque village OF sno"S''sS'
old and moss-grown in appear az ,ar mas
,The Grnyson Electrical Corpora,''otfc aITv
the following officers: Presldenl, a snn
Grayson; Yics-Presid W., r LIE
Vhe directors consist Of the leFogotIIss
gentlemen, With r. b. Coz and y =
| Grayson. ~, 8! : -, & r.eorpe
Nye, OF WytheYlle, has lush ~ .sso ~
Tombstone, Arizona, after an ap .,s, lie Il.
fourteen years, during when ,nne n nes
family has heard nothlns IRON nun r' IN ~
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-08-13
All the Boys Suits.

Everything Ii. the store. 85.
oscFand 75c Wash Suits are :,Dc. 3I5
Tho prcttlcst sl25 ones sell for zoe;
Sl.75 and $los ones for S1.25.
White Wash a Pants Il and Russian
Bouses sell for Zoe. If (; Va as Il \
WOODEN SPRINGS SUITS. H
Norfolk and Russian Blouses were
sold ut $3.50, are ~.
The $3.50 and 81 Sailor Blouse Suits
III various styles; choice, $3.50.
1 Double breasted Suits. were S3Os, are.
marked E..25.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-08-13

T. Z = /
furnish power for contemplated troll
ley limo from Cambria to Christians
burg, besides such factories as may be
established along tho line,
The power-house vii! be built Just above
the flour mill Of j, IT. Graysoll, ana
will do In operation, 1t Ii thought, BY
the first of November. The company
has a contract with the town, OF ChgilsF--
Rtlunsb,lrg for the exclusive right OF tur-
n!shlng lights and power for tina Town
FOR thirty years, Chlldress is four mics
from Graysontown, Rinar, seven ana
Christ,ansburg twelve A trolley !lne
from Cambria ia Chrlstiansburg would ne
n godsend, Cambria bein gthe railroad
There There is a magnificent waterrpowear' q, 2!
araysontown, and the plant should !. = pe {
a lis success, The dam asress L Enars
Rivcr was built about slxty-Aye years
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-08-13
Stamped Centre
Pieces.

scnrfs and Trny Cloths, BANNED and
hcmstitchcd, that sold a sc; choice,
III SC. 3$
Applique and Embroidered scarfs and
shnins, Up to Toe value; choice Of
entire lot, 1Dc.
Renaissance Pieces that wero 75c to
4 s45 Will be sold for .Asc to *;s.5o.
Y silk Lambrcauins that wti,a $2.os to
36.75 will be sold for ~ to $3.50. Ii
Pure Lustro ''1rlossette, usually 4oc
dozen, for zoe. 55j E Z q III ggG55 XXI
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-08-13
The Eye Glass Department

is under tho supervision Of an
expert and can be depended upon
for Ill scientific treatment and
testing Of tho eyes.
OurBprices are on tho principle
Of economy for all things that are
reliable. Ss (
rho New Shur-On Eyeglasses
are on an entirely new principle,
and take tho place Of spectacles
without their cumbersome appear
ancc.
Special for Mondays sale, Shur-
\ On 5 $50 Glasses. warranted solid
gold, for 81.
The same, gold filled. for 81.
Il Aluminium Bow spectacles, with
best lenses, for IRc. 8 ssl 81 "a
We guarantee work and do all
kinds OF repairing at lowest pos
Esible prices.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-08-13
Thoy are ranked with tho top

section. They arc ranked with tho top
notchers. 800. ,,,, M
nrcsentad by Donnnvant Il Arnold, "llleh
Viii embrace several new songs ana pop
tlar dances, . a., t,,cL
Athur Rgby will do turn IN blacR
fore doing a musical ilrt anu tA'''. ~" ~,
adv work Other members are cxlefiei
ia he prcsentd when the curtain Raises:
Thc .biil is a varied one. With q great
atority OF those who are 70 TAKE paTt
new TO this section 0f the country
It the first visit to the SCUM " No'he
OF the performers.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-08-13

$50 and SOC SILKS FOR 24c.-Ii, this
] lot YOU will find Black nd.moda
China SILK; White Wash Habutai'
ae inches wide: Black Chiffon Finish ms
Taffeta, q inches wide; White ana
Black Mousselne de Sole, fun double
! width; F>oulard Silks In stylish neat
Z effects. !, !.
this lot you will find Black Arnure
SILK, summer weight; 27-inch Black
IAl-silk India: eo-inch Peau de Sole
guaranteed all pure SILK I-inoh
Black Louislne. handsome lustrous
finish; Fancy Jouisines and Tate
tas, In stripes and check etfects'
Foulards, In navy, brown ana s. IT,
rounds. 1 with figures In contrasting
shades: Pink and Old Blue Crhsn
Finish Pongee, % inches wide; Whit. .e
wash China SILK, heavy finish finish 90
inches wide.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-08-13

AT price you Would lot nan
them as they arc marked, but
All tho Finest Gowns, nalnsook or
cambric. French embroidered, va.
laces, been to sl.5O; your cholce
Monday, zoe.
All the Skirts, lace and embroidery
trimmed, deepest flounce. that IT., have V,
sold reatily. at.sl.oo; Gowns, French
lace trimmed, embroidery trimmed
In ell the variety, that sold up TO
s1.es; your choice Monday at Osc a
garment.
Corset Covers, Drawers and Knee
Rstticoatb Will be sold for zoe.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-08-13
Richardson--L ipscornb.

Mr.. John G. Richardson and Miss I.il-
Ian NJ. Lipsnomb, Of FarinYille, were mar
ried Thursday IN Milton, y. y me
Rev. pr. Harding, of Milton. performed
the ceremony.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-08-13

even knowing where no was. Ho is an
expert minerologist and wealthy mine
owner, possessing u LIZ Interest In four
teen copper mines near Tombstone. Mr..
Nye will remain In Virginia two months.
AT present no Is tho guest Of his uncle
DIR. w. p, Nye He was only q boy
when he ueft home and is still quite
young
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-08-13

for next summer. The most h
less.
white. Large Designs, Fancy swisses
that have been 39c will be on SAFE
for 16c. ,
Double Width French Lawn, A9-incm
width, sold this season for 2oc' WIZ
be sold for l.: lie.
Sheerest India Lnon, the same grace
that has sold here before for IL l-2ci
2,0oO yards for Lee YARD.
All the Fancy Mercerized lawns anu
organizes that were SOLD 20 zoe loi
Zoe.
All tho French Whelt that mas peen
25c will be lSc.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-08-13
These Shirt Waists Monday

eco Waists, plain or Val. lace trimmed,
the newest OF tho Csc waists, for
6Oc.
The most desirable White Lawn
Waist that has been m TINS house
this season for SIPS are 70c:
1affeta. China and other SILK waists
that sold up to $3.50 Gnre HH'bO,
$5.75 to 1915 Laco Waists; cAoice'
%;3. 10,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-08-13

WHITE Lawn Colorcd Percale and Mad
ras Waists that sold to Sl,25; your
choice of counter full Monday
plain Tallor-made and Embroidery
trimmed White Linen Waists tnat
sold to s2.25; choice, Toe.
All the White Lawn Waists, various
styles, that sold to $2.75. counter
full; choice, OSc,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-08-13

90 and 75c SILKS FOR ASc.-27- lnch
Handsome Crepe do Chine in black.
white. cream and all street ana
evening shades; 27-inch Heavy Quai-
ity Black Taffeta Pure SILK; 2-inchl
Waterproof Black India silk; Fancy Fancy
Tnrfetas, embroidered effects. n
suitable styles for dresses; 27-inch
Black Liberty Satin; White. I'm,
broidered Habutal, N neat tett ils s.t
and dot effects. and lots Of other
styles.
s5c AND s11e SILKS FOR 6oc.--s6-
inch Heavy Black Pure SILK Iatfe-
ia; Novelty Louisirnes a ,nd !, lail ~
sole. 81 Inches wide: Heavy Black
satin Duchess, suitable for skirts;
CROW Black, Soft Finish Taffeta;
27-incl, Heavy Black Pure SIX ia
butai i-El
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-08-13
Everything In Muslin Muslin
I Underwear

). It's like criminal to slaughter
We can't hold on to them.
All those Handsome Gowns that You
have seen here at s2.25 and $3.50,
choice, $3.50 and $40.
All the Corset Covers that sold at
from 75c to Csc Mt boc.
Those that sold at from 81 to s2,25
are zoe to $1.25.
Lace Trimmed Skirts that were $40
to sA75 at E1@5 to S2.0s.
81 dozen Children's - 1--2c Drawers
for Sc q pair.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-08-13

15c, Ice and 1sc Persian Lawns, any
for 10c a yard.
N-lncb Wide Organdic Batiste, I'M
ported. has sold for 45c; price, loc
yard.
All the s1.9s piece Long Cloth for
$3.50. -,
White Mercerized Damask mat so'o
for SOC for S5c. =,
The Sc Mcrcerized Figured Goods wiz
be sold for 1bc
White Organizes, Organdie ldsse 10
mercerized stripe, D-inch Batlstet
that sold for 15c to zoe; price, . l-<e.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-08-13

Napkins that we're 81 and $3.50 are
Mercerized Napkins, were SLID a
dozen, for roc.
gFine Double panlask Table Cloths, 81
square. $50, best value. for roc.
linen Table Damask, sold at sl.So 70
$50 for 81 a yard.
The s. quality for $50.
IL uieces Irish Shifting Linen that
was 50c now 39c a yard.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-08-13
VAUDEVILLE BILL
ON CASINO BOARDS
rhs Varieties Have the Stage for
a Week at Summer
Theatre.

ysIuisptlisf Ia To holh sway at the Ca
stno all this week, when the manage
ment will present bill which they are
confident will pleaes the public. Saude-
Nile has always been popular AZ Inc
Castro, sad the blu Thioa comes mere
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-08-13
NUCLEUS OF ANOTHER
NEW VIRGINIA TOWN
"A Large Power-House to Re
Built at Grayson-
town,
fgpeclal 10 Tho Times.pIapateh)

WSVHUTHT 20 Y TIU = 1'''V,''7 :,
RAproRD, VA, August l2'-rho dHly-
son Electrical Corporation WV punu 81. q
power-ho,,s4 al Graysontpwn, eight miles
from Radford, which VII lisht tne !, .p n"r
OF chas,iansburg. ehildTsss AAa
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-08-13
Second Floor C1armentStore
at Masquerade Prices

The Garments you nave !
were a bargain have changed /
ny,price, and this much Tor ;
mans, childrcn's, infants, boys
$3.50 MoHA1R SUITS, colors or black
are $3.50.
$3.50 and $50 yA1ohalr Suits are Hlo,
SIS to s25 Silk Suits arc 20 and ~
each.
Mohalr, Panama. Wolfe, Chevlot, and
other sorts Of Skirts, that sold 70
$3.50, will be % each.
Skirts in colors and BLACK X, mat so az
at from s2.75 to $3.50 will be ST."
to S2.75 each.
White and Colorcd Shirt Waist SUITS
that sold to ,315 for Tl.hO each.
White and Colored Duck skirts, the
sl.6O ones are 75c.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-08-13
EnlbrO.ideries
he Lace Opportunity

Is for all and anything mat Is
from the rarest that come from
All this counter of Lace, Including
edges and insertings up TO 2ec's
choice. Sc.
Thousands Of yards Lace that sold to
- 1-2c for &c a yard.
A counter Of Lace, including color d
trimming laces. that sold 70 loc'
choice, Be yard.
Net-top Laces that sold from s9c TO
$50 will be sold at from 15c to 75c.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-08-13
Keep Cool During
This Fan Sale.

ANY Fan that sold for Sc, 1oc, ~ 1-2c
aud loo; choice, 30.
ANY Fan that sold for 100. ESQ and csc;
choice, 400,
Palm Leaf Fans, &c dozen.
Satin Finish Palm Fans. 2 LEO and
be ones are 10 each.
SILK Fans, sold for 25c, are % each,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-08-13

All these counters full of Wash Fab
RIGS, Including Crepe Cloths, Baeste.
White and Colored skirtingsS and
h sultings, Organdles, Silk Foulards,
/ India SLinons, that sold from, Sc to
Il 10c; choice of the entire lot, y lao ca e
4 yard. 53 III So q M II I. K
All the White Cannon Cloths, all the
Organdies Iii fancy. printed or plain.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-08-13
The New Mems Wear
Department

BY far less than our cost. +.
All the 4oc and SOC Negligee Shirts
are 26c.
The TIC to CSC ones, choice 30c.
Best Negllgee Shirts, made oil sizes
4 and styles, at Doc.
The sHandsomest Hosiery produced.
value to 75c; choice. '}5c.
All the balance of stock that was sold
to 35c is IL 1-2c and 1sc,
The soc and 75c Underwear, and for
35c. %il
All the Elastic Drawers that sold for
45c and CSC are goo and $50.
All the Neckwear that sold for go
4 Is II 1-2c.
Some marked down to 1Oc each.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-08-13
The De,lIlll,orest Patterns.

all styles and sizes. Any and
everything that Is new, with q
certainty Of fit, because they
allowBfor seams Tho price for
any 1Oc.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-08-13

sheets, Dress Linens and all sorts
Of Linens at more than third re-
duction. ;. "a
Heavy Linen Huck Towels. We're sl.oo
a dozen, for Zoe each.
Al the &c Towels will be sold LOT
1Sc each.
Blcached Turkish Bath Towels, were
&c, for 1Gc.
The IL 1-2o Bath Towels are DC. etc.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-08-13
All These Cotton Goods
y MONDAY, and they Will Prices Of no consequence

Nil tho Pure Blouse Linens, nll tne
Imported india 3Linons oil + tho
zephyr Chnmbrays, silk and Linen L''s1
Gnuse. ali the Imported Dress Cling
hnn1a. alla.t tho Imported Shifting
iCheviots. everything that YOU have
saen here at from 10 1-2c to 25cS will
be sold for 100 yard.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-08-13
Silks to Be Sold In Lots

AM six in the store sale silks never sold be-
The finest and the lower grades, all regardless OF what
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-08-13

Allover Embroidery Nets, SlI,valuc,f Tot
5Oc.
Hundreds Of pieces of VAL, including
the German and round mesh, UP to
S5c value, choice, 5Oc dozen.
Embroidery Net. insertions that sold
at from 1sc to zoe a yard: choice,
1Oc to zoe.
Venice and Plaenn Laces that sold at
from loo to sl:..price, 10c to Csc.
Val. Laces at 15c and 2bc q piece:
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-08-13
Our Ribbon Sale.

brings the price below the cost OF 4
manufacture BY nearly n third.
l.lnch wide Satin Tnffeta, sold FOR Z
16 2-3c. III + I. 4, -555 n
b-lnch white for 100. "a -
5.inch Wide Mousseline Tatfeta, all
colors, for 1Dc.
1-2-nch wide All silk T Tai "a N /.
every shade. for Zoe.
All the bargain go Ribbons nre 1bo.
Tie Ribbons OF every description ana
shade; Ribbons at a full third under,
"A their cost, etc. IA \, sslSt}f
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-08-13
Linens Not In Years at
Such Prices

ANY and every kind. The finest imported Or the eve! l
day useful There a right o. way prise lo
~ We as not limit dealers in quantities.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-08-13

White Linen Finished Skirts, sold to
$2.25, are %1.1O and $3.50.
$50 Pure Linen Skirts In white and
natural colors, are $3.50 each. (.
Chlldrens 75c and Csc Dresses to be
sold for 3Oc each; others that sold
to $3.50 will be $3.50 each.
$3.50 and ;2.9s Fine Lawn and Percale
Wrappers will be $3.50
The 81 ones will he I'll.
Fine $50 to 50 Kimonos will be Toe
to T@DS.
CSC kimonos for 1Oc.
Bathing Suits at less than cost.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-08-13
More White Goods

M, ever before this late the 4ou may buy then,
sumner The most handsome at values Tor hall ana
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-08-13

no after how good OF saleable the goods

:
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-08-13
The Largest Infant
Allthe Hosiery Stock

For ladies, men or children
You know the superiority Of
the hosiery you buy hcre-1ow
at a price that we cannot make
again.
All the Women's Black Lace Hose
that sold from tic, 100 and 22c arc
a II 1-xc.
All tho Misses Black Lace Hose that
were 15c. Tic, l9c and 25c will be
sold for loo and II 1-2c.
15c Embroidered Women's Hose for
Zoe.
All the Ladies Stockings that were
from 35c to SOC for DC. ~
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1905-07-27
I Bridgeport Sunshine Home.

The SWEETEST sunshine home is that
at Bridgeport, Conn.,, which is main
tanned by wealthy sunshiners of New
York, Miss Miriam De Forest heading the
list and acting as president The house
cost IS, 900, and the environments are
beautiful. The wide, airy porches are fitted
up with hammocks. patent swings, and
the big play. room, with its piano, games
and books, afford ample space for enter
tainment when there happens to be a
rainy day. The building is finished thru
out with white pine, and the breezy
rooms are spotlessly clean and sweet with
the piney odor of the fresh new wood
The big dormitory, with it's fifteen little
white beds. each with roomy, white
woodbox at the foot for the occupants
personal belongings, is orderly as a
hospital ward until the curfew rings,
when, for half an hour or so there are
all sorts of high jinks' to which both
n1atron and manager wisely pretend to
be oblivious But by 9 o'clock every child
is asleep, and the heads Of the house
gather on the porches for breathing
spell.
Everything about the home is of the
finest quality. The children eat from the
best china and have silver knives and
forks and spoons. The only correction
made In the whole plan was the one
made by the doctor in charge, who de-
clared the children were having too much
to eat. Each band of fifteen children
stays two weeks, first being boys and
then girls g.,
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1905-07-27
A JAPANESE AUCTION.

I WAS in Japan. An auction in progress
The auctioneer held up Satsuma bowl, covered with
tiny gold butterflies There were, all told 10000 of these
butterflies small to look little vague to the naked
eye but under magnng glass their minute perfection
wonderful to behold.
The auconeer the bowl before him, made graceful and
learned speech in its praise
Then an attendant passed among the spectators with
box Of carved teakwood The bidders dropped the
folded slips Of tinted paper The auctoneer read the Slips
and announced that the honorable ku
secured the golden bowl * rxry~.4
In that way Japanese auctions conducted always
There is no loud and angry public bidding The bids
made-for carved ivory enameled dagger-as they
made among for contract to build railroad
dig h
The Japanese that just piece Of business would
be done It hundred contractors and bid publicly for
the erection of trolley line the tunneing of mountain
The contractors would grow angry They would be unfair
themselves and to the proposed work 49,.
Unfair in big things, the Japanese is unfair in small
things oo and hence the secret bidding of the auctions Of
Japan. .<l:V:%.s" ~ 1<::.s =. ~. = sg5
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1905-07-27

scrapng and smiling expectanty If you ordinary
mortal you will she out and settle with the crowd If
you are an extraordinary you will pay only those who
have actually done servce-but you will you
only ordinary in such crisis You will know how
many friends you have in the world until you are leaving
a hotel in Europe.
the undylng friendship of European servant, but
that illusion that is delightful but false True
England servant who has done nothing for you will
cept tuppence, say to be generous thruppence
from you with low mumured word Of thanks if he
has done you the slightest service he will your
ing with about much enthusiasm Of lordly
beboys accepts dime for showing Won to vour in orr
hotels : .- ...>.~--... =.
In Italy, in Switzerland, in France, in Germany in Bel
GUM, in Holland, in England the applies
to country, and that tits not enough In
country the who does nothing expects nothing but in
Europe everybody will try to do something
IN the gift giving when you depart Where han
dies baggage in America three four will handle
m Europe and where have waiter in America you'll
find that four five have attended
And they will manage to have claim your purse
At the European hotel the list of candidates for
The 1tconcerge' s'porter' who the general fac
totum and stands guard at the hotel entrance
The head waiter, to whom you pay your bill
The waiter who you your soup
Ditto who
Ditto who serves the entree.
Ditto who serves the roast
5 Ditto who serves the salad.
Ditto who serves the dessert.
Ditto who the
The maid who attends to your
The porter who handles your baggage
The porter's assistant who E'assists. -
IS The porter's assistant assistant. =
The cliff boy who operates the lift.
The hotel bus conductor
81 The hotel bus driver. 81
When you done your apt to be as cold
the proverba charity you reckessly want to tip the
hotel proprietor and that everybody the tipped
from the applewoman the station to the mayor By
time you have settled with army Of station porters you
leave the town poor, indeed.
Were I asked whose income I would rather have the
Of the system who sells kerosene America
that of Of those gaily uniformed .porersv a.
fashionable continental hotel patronized by rich
think would hesitate At any rate would want time to
think and figure it ofhand wouldn't want to say.
Arthur w. Warnock.