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Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-04-26
Lezten FaEt ef Forty paTs.

L.; - .5ok AID s@e where tLis Lsrten
SASH, a. Ts esl i, began; Very
early Il TIE history q TIE ealreh they
5egzr 20 hold q last, sone tine before
Easter. But i was Tot a forty dzys
fast. Il took the church 300 years 20
cone 20 sEy such sgceement I; wa
ite fourth century before tie present
custom was accepted. And why forty
daysi We must 60 back and look a;
history. Noah waited JUS; forty days
before he opened the ark. The rain
which caused the food lasted forty DAYS
and forty rights, according to the
story. Moses was forty days OF Mount
Sinai The spies that wen; out 20 see
# Canaan could be conquered took
forty days Elijah fss;ed forty days
il the wilderness. Jesus is reported q
have tasted forty days al the time Of
his temptation.
Forty dzys has peculiar Specification
as related 10 ola English law. A widow
after the death Of her husband was
permitted 20 remaia in the house, before
any legal steps could be taken, for forty
days The length Of legal quarzniiAs
in ease Of disease was forty days
Members Of parliament were exsnp;
from the danger Of arrest, 10 matter
what they had done. for forty days be
fore parliament met and forty day.
after it adjourned. II stranger ap
peared in an Engiish parish he wa.
allowed forty days Of freedom before
he was compelled TO give an account Of
himself, 90 decide a. TO his legal real
dsnce. The Persians had fas. that
lasted forty days. When the Spanish
discovered Old Mexico, in this country
along with the eross and many othe,
religious symbols which they were sur
prised to fna, they discovered there the
custom Of forty days fass. The ori
noeo Indians were accustomed TO keeF
forty days fast. Fasting came 10 b
recognized as a religious rite among
Jews and Christians and almost all re
ligious in the world III. H. Smith in
Public Opinion
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-04-26

AGAINST
BRISTOL

TIE OrsgoziaR Of the Zsik says: TIE
serzte Esb-eCzzit,ss or judiciary. cog
si.tirz of Kii;rs1gs, Foraker ara Cal
b@rsoI, is reliably reported 20 be un4E-
.z1ss.y oppess1 20 the soEGrna;ioE Of
W. z. BfIso. az CESie5 States Attorney
fof Orsgoz, hzt Las zos ys; nsds its
report. an1 E2y take 70 zeiioz &C.,
sOz-s tiz-s 70 sezs. Il was zlss learned
iS1ay tat Prareis J. Hs1sy APPEARED
bsfers tEs s1L-eozziitss IN bsAzlt q
Mr.. Bsassol, sso E2lAs a Fir0Lg plea FOR
kis essGEEsiioz- Tie committee. low
ever, after sIsziriEg the ree1rts IL
TIE ease, and after hszEiEg Mr.. Hsnsy.
egselE1sl fkAt M BristSl's usefEi-
Es.s las beeH seFi0ssly impaired. AID
. srNillisg 70 vseonzen1 lis eoEsE
Haii0z.
s;roEg pressgrs is being brougki 70
bear from higa se1fce % kee1re "a
vOrAbls Fspor; on tkis EoziEs;ien, Do;
the Fesuli eAEE0t be fOFeeaEsd. The
fsilufs q The ssb-s0znittss 20 report
before adi0srnnsst woald leave the
nomination IL the air, and Mr.. Bristol
IN that event u0nld probably be reap
pointed by The President 20 ssrvs as .
recess appoin;ss, bat his LaEs would
have 70 be so, hack 70 the senate a.
N ebegiEn!Eg Of hsIt sessioE-
Ad adverse report from the sub-eon,
Eiiise vo1ld bring the case before the
wkois COMMITTEES, where senator KEoI
wosld probably st0uily ehAHPiOs the
cause Of Mr.. Bristol GHd make = deter
niAed effort to force his ooHGEnatieE
but gAin tks s1b-eonmittss reports
the fsll eonmittes eAnnot act. and. uE.
lsss the judiciary committee reports
the ssEa;e cannot eoEaTm or reject Mr.
Bristol . RoninAiion.
Mr.. BFist0l's fate is. therefore, az
much in doubt as during the days after
kis E0ninatioH was recalled and held
At the Waite HoUso.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-04-26
smith Is coring ra vg.

Sheriff Culver received SHd no~
Gervais al roon tEst = IA, S'SS'As
the description of Sziia. iis asAa-- =
Of Hanlon, the night Poliss@ia Hu,
gon City. was seen near 'iai s.h :. 81
was headed toward Sslez- De in-s-
aiely dispatched body OF Hs' ~
vais. and q few minutes laisf y -
self went down.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-04-26
SOLDIERS
GO TO
FRISCO

Ez Feu o1C-aeE E,-i-5lzl
-ssss-r-sz. AE-z zS--T.s va q
ra---a-. AS af-a--ser c-lsrs1 ~
ss-..rs-E --.sFs 70 F-a.tse-s a. 1-Es 80
g. F-s-ezses. Lts EsEszf1 i1tEz-
- <--- F--r E-=@E-s 15@ Tw.--E-ssT-
49, s-tzr--r. f-E= F1-7 >Es-1-l-; !;
~ 5-zs-es-s AZ tsn5 I'D tzz s--Fa1-
is Z re TEs1iF-szE--h i-fs---T- t-r=
Fg-- s-s-5-z. FE-s- CaTz--T. trg.- t1-i
C-s-r s- E0Es-rz- Tens ard -r3
se-s .-1-s Z tzs E-sTs--1 ssTE-rT I'm
70 -ssWe1-es
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-04-26
EARTH
QUAKE
NOTES



Tss r-s-arz-sr- e - u10-nl-g z-1
srsri-x neal tsr Saz Frsuelses is ozs
e tie =ss- p5essresg1s sizh-s rssul-srz
fss-z IL essassrsrts- Il frat of 81
srT Eezse -.sre = a szsE- izP-gFiss1
frr-ss@. @ ecok sssTs Etsrssz fss
ss.oz "a PrsFaFsA l. sc-s Flsess shs
CEizsse s>-var-s .sEzis faitAfzI 70
ill., ezsvlsFer- AK 20 then ths sook-
f-z i s1sszsts5. b1t i Is 70 uz-s-z-
tEi1E u - ths wives e u-s1 VAC =
teE EzTs sEc Ters tts Fossesso-E q
-zz--5szs s-ir-t-z Ferridgs. q 5eftlg
-azn5gzlati-z basV- srz szgs- TIE
h1zseuETss sztsr i-to tke s,irit q re
z1Tk MI. = zes1 All Egsz rz-zss thaf
sszg-serstes the fssiitF uifh -aisk
tks a-aszzs 4zsr5esr ss5.sts hizss-f
G. te-zsst = t.s Esess q ths Eezr.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-04-26
San Franeisco wants couvstiou-

San Fr4neisso, April 2e.-The Cali
forriz promotion committee IS making
every eEor: 70 induce the National
Edueztio.zl Association 20 carry out
is plan 70 hol9 = Convention il San
F-sreiseo. The following telegram was
sent 20 d. Nathan c. SehseHeE, presi-
cent q the National E5ueztionsl -Asso-
eistion: In consultation With Ben
jzmin Ide WEselef, president, We de
eide 10 request you 20 kindly postpone
any decision regarding the 45th annual
convention Of the National Eduestion-
a. Association fo- a week or ten DAYS
and communicate here before coming 70
decision" The plan is for the ssso-
citation 70 occupy camp il the Pied
mont hills, back Of Oakland, within
easy reach Of the University Of CalifOr-
nj.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-04-26
SOAKED
SANTA
DOMINGO

wsskirgtor, April 26.-Tte Inside
history Of tke Szn;o DonirgozE affair.
which has Us; leaked CIT, shows that
Admiral Bradford sen; u = landing
force of 500 il snail beats; sigIzIlea
TIE feets t.e forts skould be fired up
OF WITH IRE big gus unless they main
tsile1 siIenes. Tie forts agreed 70 BE
good, and th@ people forced TIE down
fzu q Morales as result
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-04-26
JOHN
KENNEDY
is DEAD

Especial 10 Journal.
weSdburn. On, April ee.--John Ken
n~dy, a pioneer Of iss7, and a resider;
Of wcodburn for four years. dToppei
dead in tAis city this morning At II
o'eloek Of heart disease. He Was vel
known throughout this section Of the
country, and was very highly esteemed
He was In his asa year. A widow. ons
hsothsr. two sisters. two sons Joe and
Ton. and two daughters Mrk Annis
Saith. Of cAamPOsg. sad Mrs. MAggis
Miller, u woodbarn. survive him.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-04-26
Getting Esven.

"YOur dentist has Just sent you an
awful big bili"
YEA it seems he's an expert in tel
ePathy, and he read all the names ]
was mentally eAllng him whenever he
struck s nerve"
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-04-26
T..sphene aris Apuseta:ed-

4 ssbsefib<E q tie ssIsz islspEszs
sEeh&rge who very Egea aprFeela;st
TIE Eary e0urrss-@s rsesiysd c1.iEg
TIE SaE FFsDeiseo disaster. today PIE
seated the girls a. the ieleptOrs e
change with a fne cake. TIE treat ~zE
S1sh ezj0ys3 BY the young ladies q
b5;A TIE day AID night shifis.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-04-26
Appotnted sah-rreasurer.

Washington, April 26.-The President
today sent 10 the senate the nomina-
ticn Of julius Jacobs, of California, 10
be assistant treasurer Of the United
States az San Francisco.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-04-26
ADDITIONAL PEEsosAA

Mrs =. N. JORDAN ana az
daughter. of Seattle, are the g'e'' "
Mr.. Henry W. Meyers
T. L. Dagger, one Of Lins 49,
brain disseninatOrs Oh ;se SEQ re
was in the city today. he Is . -. ~,
wields a two-edged pen, srS lev -
be that like to tackle him
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-04-26

Paris, April 26.-The civil marriage
Of Spencer Eddy ard Lurlire Spreekles
took place today az the town hall Of
Passy in the presence Of relatives and
friends
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-04-26

wedderly-Thsre goes = man WHO
has made thousands Of people happy.
singietoR--A PhilanthrOpist eAf
wedderly--Yes He has granted
more divorces than any othsr Judge %
the beach.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-04-26

xis coai fad Pound Yes IN Ore
goa, ssd rot % far fro@ Salem; 10
fosi vsis Of coal that assays - per
sssl fxs& eareou ~ gTass roots Ae
ave dsvsl0pzssts sasA day Increases
vAins sf rssns. wosld yOs his an IN
teFssf Ia sseA a niHsf Let - sA0v
it 20 you. ssyway. IAsss. ESQ, more
n y0s can. ana watch your n.oasy
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-04-26

work Capitalized a; sloo,s
Essek Eoz selling at % esEss pr
skAgs. Fer fan particulars write /
". LArs, 10 NsKzy Bziidi.g, Port,
LAD. Or. 4Ie1z'-
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-04-26
An IN One Nixht

"I see by the paper that scientist
has discovered that cats can make $40
different sounds'
Gwen, wen, ! suppose he just sat up
all night and counted 'em. ."-Phila-
delphia Press.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-04-26
Worid,s Athletae Meet.

Athens. Greece, April 25.-sheridan
of New York, won the championship
in the discus throw. and Daniels, oi
New York. Won the 100 metres swim
ming race.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-04-26

Ban PfnnrtAco D1aaocsr Big book. 59e
page snystFa,ions. tigbss; &geIts' =
eoraEi@ior. freighs pad Crsiii.
ssae lCs pSsiags fer oufhi. pEsrsis@s
gives. Big noasy. Act quick u
A. Dorokus Co, chieAgo. s2s-2i
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-04-26

s1o.oo Per DAy-s<Ilisg sarthquAks as
sstsF, lArgess book, most ssiksrtie
bsss iIIusrsted. AeiaAl pLoiogrApss
biggest sorznissies, credit gvsE-
frsiEAi paid. Free o1tht Sad ice
postage. Dale Publishing house, ses
Dearborn street.. Chicago. A2S2t
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-04-26

GETS THE
PREFERENu

Piitsaurg. Pa Ap-l 96.-r
have teen Issued b al brazshss il
s-sel trust 20 make al orders txa
for san Frareiseo sz-gsrsy En
and give then p-etelsres SE
others.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-04-26

w<E.ed~-MsE, woHs. sHa beys 20
train GEd D.0~ hops. IEquirs a. Gil.
bert a PAiisrsoE's hop yard = nils
from LAneolr, Polk county. See Csi.
rss boss. f%s-si'
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-04-26
Govsznnsns Dredgs Here.

The United States governnsnt
dredge No. arrived at Salem this
morning, and win do some work on the
bars in the river at this point.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-04-26
Norwich Union Fise Lnsof-
zace Socfety.

Prznk Nsvsfs1, Re68sz: AEs-t
O7es with VIZ. BreTn A o. NoN
10 Ce~z@reial StTsA4-
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-04-26

Itching piles produce moisture ans
cause itching; this form, ss wen ~
blind, hlssdizg or prosrading piles are
cured BY Or. Bo-s&n-kos Pils Rsnsdy,
stops itching and bleeding Abserhs
tsnsrs SOC = Jar AZ druggists or sent
by mail Treatise frea Write ne
about ysar ease Or. Bos@nko. Phila--
Pa
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-04-26

Mrs. Edyih TOzisr-WeA;bsTred had
= frigttfEI experience at san FFareis-
60. sac lOst everything; had not ever
e dress 70 call her GIVE, and is gov a.
Berkeley sek.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-04-26

Il stlu In BzKines-Tks gEcarfigcst
1as no; goEs 20 work for iEs capi-
tsl IEDrsys=s-i Co., as rsPrsssEis1
He 10 FEEElEg 3 SagDs, and . s;iA
IN tks iFSEsfss bsGssss % Al or.
dsrs ~ ksrs;0feFs. PkOEs fsZ. Leave
orders AZ FsFgss0E' fss;sUrAHi. T.
NJ. Eekkarf. fila
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-04-26
A orsss DinGenee e

Teaeher-what is the difrrs.''
tween lightning and sleetrisi'y'
Bright Pupii-LAghtnins . i
slsetrieity costs mOnsy.-aA'
for Tales from Aonos-
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-04-26
Inevitable.

First Statesman (iust eH'enas
cspitol)-Anything up before
ate todayf %
Second Statesman (juss eo"ss -,
Yes, Ben nlIman's ssih
Tribune.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-04-26

A train consisting Of eight coaches
and three baggage ears carrying sol
disrs to San Francisco, passed here
last night about 9 o'eloek.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-04-26
Oregon Appreciated

james Watt, 3 student az the StsE-
ford University, writes 70 his parents
in ihis city thA; he saw = ear load Of
-four from salsn. oEegoE. backed in
OF II GdiEg a; Pslo Alto for The suf-
ferers
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-04-26
Back rron Tia wreck.

HssFy W. Meyers. who left for San
Rrsnsisso ss sooz a. the news Of the
disaster were made known, has re-
turned.
Attorney AeAAkOE has also re
turned.
The Lehi banner. [volume] (Lehi, Utah) 1891-1917, 1906-05-03
Plus cLINos TO OLD WATCH
Pope Declares He win Never Part
with Timepiece, Presented by
His Mother.

The story of the watch which Pope
Plus carries Is well worth telling, says
the Springfield Republican. One of the
cardinals was at the vatican recently.
and while talking Pope Plus took his
watch from his pocket TO see what
time II was. The cardinal noticed that
the timepiece was a cheap nickel af-
fair with an old shoe-string attached
TO IL in place OF chain. The cardinal
drew his own costly chronometer from
his pocket and asked the pope to take
Il as a gift, and give him the nickel
one. Then the popes face III up with
one OF those smiles which. II one has
been fortunate enough to see, can
never be forgotten, and said that the
old watch was quite good enough for
him. He added that II was given 10
him when a lad by his mother, who
saved up her hard-earned coppers until
she could buy II, but there was no
money left for the chain. One OF his
sisters gave him the shoe-strlng for
that, and he was so pleased with his
gift that he promised his mother he
would carry It as long as It kept time.
The pope has never had another
watch, and says that he never Will.
The Lehi banner. [volume] (Lehi, Utah) 1891-1917, 1906-05-03
ALICE PLUNGEs INTO TANK
Presidents Daughter Leaps in Water
When Congressman Longworth
Falls TO Take Dare.

fionolulu.-The transport Sheridan
brings a story OF how Alice Roosevelt,
fully dressed, dived into canvas
bathing tank while on the steamship
MancDuria one morning on her way
from Nagasaki. She was wearing a
white silk waist and silk skirt, and
was carrSin a silk parasol.
Congressman LoDgworth," she re-
marked. If YOU Will take a plunse
dressed as yod are. will follow suit"
Longworth, who was srrayed In a
blue, coat. flannel trousers and white
duCkshoes. shrugged his shoulders.
well, II you don't dare. DO" said
Miss Roosevelt. and before dozen
memters If the Taft party could pros
test, Miss Roosevelt had tossed her
parascl aside, and. dressed as she was,
lcaped into the tank.
Don't you take dare?" she shout
ca Ia loneworth as she arose 10 the
The Lehi banner. [volume] (Lehi, Utah) 1891-1917, 1906-05-03
THE HYMN AND HIM.

t''There Is no reason why young persons
lance from behind hymn books. REV. ~
Is Williams
On Jordar's stormy banks" she sang;
He cast u wistful eye
Hef voice W. Joyous accents rang,
He heAscd q longing sigh. =,
Her face Was bea utiful 70 see
tsn-sth bsf bonnets trim; III
lie tbOugbt Of Der aione out she
Though OF the hymn and him
FROM Gfeenisnd's Icy mountaineering
she .-as ana slightly frowned;
HIS m-.s,ns glance had seemed amiss,
Ia so''Ow he was drowned;
But then to midas coral strand"
The ~ Tables she formed
With all the grace at her command,
And then his heart was warmed
Poor man he had no book from which
To sing and 80 the maid
Discreetly then began to hitch
The volume to his aid
He thanked her with another glance
And then took up the tune;
Her eyes from hymn to him would dance
They were acquainted soon.
20 day OF joyr' Her voice was sweet
AZ notes from dulcimers:
Their fingers then tegan to meet
And his hand closed on hers
Full soon they walked adown the aisle,
The church was hushed ard dim
Hers was a brides delighted smile.
Thanks to the hymn and him.
w. ID. N. in Chicago Daily Tribune.
The Lehi banner. [volume] (Lehi, Utah) 1891-1917, 1906-05-03

MEDIcrlsEs ARE PUT ON SAME
BASIS as LIeUoR.
Internal Revenue Department De-
clares Manufacturers Must Pay
Rectifier's Lioense--Drnsgists
to Pay saloon Tax.

Washing ton. Manufacturers OF pat
ent medicines which contain distilleo
iiuucrs have been pu, upon the same
plane as rettifers and liuuo' deS'ers.
Dtdg lists who handle these patent
medicines are put In the saivonKrepers
categ1r, ana AZ sucn mus, tax out
TIE regula. liquor dealers license
1ns commissioned OF internai rev.
onuv has gwen a decision here winch
brought about this new status OF the
patent medicine maker and seller BY
doing so he reversed the decision Of
his department made many years ago
The new ruling will not become op
crative until december !. This is done
to prevent an injustice.
TIE commissioner In letter OF in
struction TO collectors of internal rev
enue. says that there are many com
pounds ON the market going under the
names OF medicines that are composed
chiefly OF distilled spirits. without the
addition OF drugs OF medicines In sut.
flejent quantities 10 change material.
ly the character OF the whisky.
He authorizes collectors TO impose
the special tax upon manufacturers Of
every compound composed of distilled
spirits, even though drugs are declare
to have been added thereto. "whou
their presence Is not discovcinh'e lg
chemical snalyris or Il is fonn'l thu,
the quantity OF drugs ia the prepaia.
ton Is so small as TO have no ap.
probable effect on the liquor
"The same ruling declares the
commissioner. applies to every ALEC.
holic compound labeled as a remedy
for diseases an1 containing. In addl
tion 70 distilled spir;ts. only substances
or ingredients which. however large
their quantity. are not of a character
to iinpart any medicinal quality 10 the
compound"
Collectors are instructed to send out
notices to all druggists and merchants
dealing In proprietary medicines, that
after December they will be re
quired to pay the special tax as liquor
dealers.
While no statement Is made by the
commissioner as to the medicines thai
win be affected. It is believed that
the decision reaches several prominent
and highly aiverHsed medicines. Ii
all INSTANCES these medicines have beer
! found TO contain as high as As PEI
cent OF alcohol and there are man,
OIL the market It Is said. that contain
% pei cent. OK alcohol
These medicines are said to have i'm
mense sales in prohibition communi
ties, figures collected IN Massachuvetti
recently showing that one such adscr
tlsed compound with hieh percentage
OF whisky tai been bought to the ex
tent OF 100000 bottles In one year II
probabilities communities OF one New
England staie.
The Lehi banner. [volume] (Lehi, Utah) 1891-1917, 1906-05-03

blood stain on your dress! Where
could II have come fromf"
"Horrors! cannot imagine" said
Eleanor. with a SILVER.
That evening Phillip La Grange took
Eleanor In TO dinner. His dark face
frightened when he saw her wearing
his bracelet.
THAT bracelet has been In our fam
lily for long time" he remarked.
"Tales OF evil fate connected with II
have been handed down. but | do not
believe such superstitious nonsense or
would never have asked you 10 wear
IT,"
Two months later the White noun
talns we're glorious In autumn foliage.
In the dining room OF the Summit
House Eleanor sat at dinner with Theo-
dore Maxwell. who had just arrived.
They had not met since she babe him
farewell at Magnolia.
Tonight she wore white satin; on
her fair arm gllstened the bracelet"
IL see you are wearing the bracelet"
said Maxwell WAS It mended all
right?"
"Oh, yesl I've not worn It before
since the day 1t came back. Phillip La
Grange dlned with us that night"
'By Joyel Excuse me-but there he
is nowl" exclaimed Maxwell.
why, thought he was in New
York;" said Eleanor.
Later In the evening La Grange and
Eleanor sat In sheltered corner OF o
piazza.
The Lehi banner. [volume] (Lehi, Utah) 1891-1917, 1906-05-03
THE MYSTERY
or A BRACELET
By JESSIE p. WHITAKER

tcOpyriant iSOt 81 Daily ssOrJ Pub. oO.I
The Lehi banner. [volume] (Lehi, Utah) 1891-1917, 1906-05-03

"GOoD-BY Tedl Would you mind
III taking my bracelet in to smith'si
The Lehi banner. [volume] (Lehi, Utah) 1891-1917, 1906-05-03

"CooD-BY Ted! Would you mind
III taking my bracelet In TO Smith'si
II Is broken"
Eleanor Lansing stood on the veran-
da OF her summer home at Magnolia.
Theodore Maxwell. taking the bracelet.
smiled AS he replied:
1T will serve as an excuse to come
down here again. Nell"
"Ted! AS II you needed an excuse"
We'll. after last night" he began.
What about last night! Didn't |
dance with you three tlmes7"
Eyes. But 30 YOU did with La Grange.
and several times you sat out with
him. lie gave you this bracelet7"
well, yes. he wanted me to accept
IT, but shall not keep II. I'll wear II
awhile TO please him. II is a family
heirloom which has descended to him.
Philnp La Orange comes of fine old
family-Spanish, believe"
Yes. he LOOKS grand and gloomy
enough to be Spanish srandee."
II think he Is handsome with his
dark, melancholy eyes"
This Is a handsome thing, anyway,
examining the bracelet of heavy gold
links with a clasp set with opals and
diamonds "Good-hy, Neil'" -rd May
well was gone.
A week later the bracelet was re-
turned with note expressing Max
wells regret that he could not return II
In person as ne wished.
Eleanor examined the bracelet, then
leaving It lying ON the snowy cover o!
her bureau, went to drive. When
dressing for dinner she tossed 1t on the
bed. where her dress OF cream chiffon
lay.
"Oh, Annal What is this red strain
on my bureau scarf?"
I'm sure 1t wasn't there when put
II on" replied her maid. While ar
ranging the drapery of Eleanor's dress
Anna exclaimed; why, here is a
The Lehi banner. [volume] (Lehi, Utah) 1891-1917, 1906-05-03
Fate of Greedy Rather.

In Ozark county. Missouri. the other
day large rattlesnake was found i'm
prisop"d between two rails OF fence
The snake had come upon flock Of
young quail. caught one OF the birds
and swallowed It. The survivors ran
to the other side OF the fence. where
ppon the snake crawled between the
rails until It caught another bird,
which It swallowed. The result was
that the snake. owing to the bulge
male by the first morsel, was unable
TO move forward and because OF the
second protuberence was unable to 60
back. Thus IT'S greed led to It's death.
The Lehi banner. [volume] (Lehi, Utah) 1891-1917, 1906-05-03
sta tnes while You Wait.

Machinery has threatened tie Loble
hard trade Of the sculptor a Neapuli
tan has invented sculpmring device,
whose motive power Is steam or clrc.
tricity which they say can do the work
Of 20 frst-ciass sculptors one of the
machines has reaches New York, but Is
the subject Of a lawsuit against the pur-
chaser of tae American rifhti from
sculpture syndicate" when this Is
settled and the machines get to work
every town in the country can become
an art center
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Lost $500. 600 in a pnx.

At meeting of the Stroud Guardians
recently respectable looking old man
applied for relief. and It was stated by
the relieving officer that applicant had
driven his carriage and pair and as a
bookmaker had lost 100000 on the
racecourse in one day. He was formerly
a respectable butcher in Glouchester.
Three shillings a week for month
was allowed.