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The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-07-20
snvert New OrIenua bates.

Louisville. July 1s.--David Barnes. tho New Orleans turfman and Camp bell Scott of Lexington. Ky. were in conference today with Colonel Nj. J. vim. president Of the American Turf Association. They left later for Gin cinnati to meet J. l. Rhinock and rep of the Western Jockey Club relative to a selection of dates for the winter race meeting at Cres- cent City track. New Orleans.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-07-20
rYroTHnTAE IN SESSION.
President of Pressmen's Union Ad
 dresses the Conventfon.

PreAEdeWt or PFeebmeM'b UMEWH AW-
 dresses the Convention.
 Buffaio. N. r.. July 19.-The United Typofhetae of America continued It's sessions today. A committees was ap- pointed to consider plan of organiza- tion outlined by E. D. oviatt of Ro- chester, and it's adaptabiiity to the Typothetae.
 Martin Higgfns of Boston. President of the international Printing Press- mems and Assistants Union. addressed the convention, speaking on the rela- tions between the two organizations: He was rendered a rising vote ef thanks.
 MT. Higgins said later in an intee- view that the pressmen would unques- tionably ask for an eight hour day m renewing the contract with the fy- sothStae
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-07-20
AoHEnmENr WILL TERMINATE.
Merchants fn Autom0bf1s Tires Wslx
 FIX Tadependeuf Psfcas

FIX Independent Psices.
 San Francisco. July lS.--Nofice has been received by the Pacific coast agents of several of the large Eastern rubber tIre factofies organised as the tire association. that the agreenaent which existed among thes compantss regulating the output and prices of pneumatic rubber tubes will terminate September 1, next.
 This notification practically meanx mat after the date mentioned. che nianufactufers and sellers of autono- bile tires will fix their individual prices.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-07-20
AInhmu,a nt IIennrtmepfa.

Washington. ] lily l9-(specla1)-pat- ents issued John L.. Jasper C.. and VIII liam M Brown. Vinemont. drive for grinding mills, William N. Cox Moat- g6nlery. furnace.
 Rural route No. l.. ordered esto biish- cd September 1T. at Letohatchie, Lowndes county. serving f40 people and 100 houses.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-07-20
SOCIETIES MAY UNITE.
s,owSrtmnf Action of walther Leagas
 of Lutheran ChuReh.

Elnp6Rtnnf Action or WHtneF Le"b"0
 of LutheFan ChuRch. .
 Buffalo, N. r., July 19.--The fife teenth annual convention of the Wal ther League of the German Lutheran Church. which has been In session here for several days adjourned last night
 one of the most important subjects considered Is the Amalgamation of the English societies with those of the German churches. The committee mas reported in favor of asktng the Eng ush Societies to unite with Waltner League. but when the matter reached a vote it was decided to hold it over for Another year.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-07-20
FuneraI of an Infant.

The funeral of Leslie Brown. the ifi- fant son of Mir. and Mrs. Leslie T. Brown, who died at an early hour yes terday morning, was held yesterday af ternoon at { o'clock at his parents home in Capitol Heights. Rev F. E. cobbs. rector of St. Johns Episcopal Cnurch, conducted the service. The it1termsnt was made at oakwood Gem etery.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-07-20
FOUGHT FOR ICE.
East Side Crowd Haeer to Get Cooling
 Substance.

EAN1 Sf0e Cf0N0 ERECT 10 Get CVohn8
 Substance.
 New York, July t9.--Fiye hundred men. women and children took part in riot In the East Side today during which they made a raid on a wagon load of ice intended for free distri- button among them and took every pound in the wagon.
 The crowd was composed of persons holding tickets issued by dispensaries and hospitals emitting them to the ice without cost. The distributfon was to have been st Cherry and Jefferson streets but the wagon was late in arr living.
 when 1t appeared and the ice men began to chop the blocks into small pieces one of the impatient ones snatched a piece and ran. Instantly there was a free fight for the remain der in which women fought sturdily against men for a fve-pound piece of ice. The police reserves were called out but when fhey arrived on the scene the ice and tn crowd had disappared
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-07-20
The coosa River Rising.

vvetunpha. July 1s.-(SpeciaL )-The daily rains are causing rank weeds to almost choke out vegetation fin this section. Farm CTS complain of che great injury being done to cotton. In some sections it Is taking rust, ana everywhere growing too sappy. The coosa River is quite high and low land corn is under water
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-07-20

adopted resolutions instructins it's ieg- isIative committee to bring before the q bill to tax trading stamp
 concerns $5,000 a year: asking the I,egislature to enact pure food law, and asking for a repeal of the law trn-
 posing a tax of ten cents pound on
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-07-20
pnr cnr in ro,rn.

The Louisville and Nashville Rail- road pay car came to Montgomery yes so,fh and North Division, and after navina off the Montgomery force will leave this morning for Mobile and New Orleans.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-07-20

Lodge. 500 strong. was mounted as es- port Of honor to Grand Squire P. r. Christensen and staff. Closing .hA procession was an automokils and car. riage division fn which were 500 vehiS cfes decorated with eoIofs and elk heads.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-07-20
RECORD or KNIGHTS.
Proceeding of Biennial Session Bound fer
 flfeauixaffau t

Members of the Knights of Honor in Montgomery have received copies of the pro- ceedings of the Third Biennial Session held in this city April 10 and II of this year.
 The record is a neat little volume of some seventy-five pages. compiled by the Grand Reporter. T. Gardner Foster. and contains some valuable information and statistias for members. of the organization Separate pages in the back are set aside in remem- brance of those officers of the Grand L6dse who have died during the time covered by the report
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-07-20
B1a ELKs PARADE.
,,ner.ut Lodges Were Attired In

Different Lodges Were AHtred n
 Untane and Comic UnifOrms.
 Denver. July 19.--Festivities in con neetjon with, the twentieth reunion or Benevolent, Protective Order or ElSs c,,Iroinated today in the annual parade T,arga crowds lined the streets through which the procession passed.
 There was in line nearly 15.OoO per sous representing about 100 lodges and many magnificent floats illustrative or inc cities whose lodges provided thenl
 Every lodge had distinctive un'-
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-07-20
After Trading stampa Concefna.

Jefferson City, July i9.--The Missouri Retail Merchants Association. at its annual convention here last night
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-07-20
WOMAN xoT GUILTY.

Jury Aequits Jennie Dun of Charge
 Made by Mrs. Blasser.
 Jennie Dun was, acquitted in the Criminal Division of the City Court vesterday, of the charge of assault and battery. She was accused of striking Mrs. Pauline Blasser in the head with
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1906-12-30
AUCTION SAFES.

BY Il. NJ. ONION. on Monday. Dec. 81,
1920 a. nl., a t 457 East Second South st.
| will sell fine Administer and ROYAL VIII
ton carpets and rugs, fancy chairs and
rockers. leather easy chair. handsome
davenport, Norris chair, oak, mahogany,
and mission center tables, parior desk,
taboufettes.f fine hail seat and hat rack,
dining table, leather seat dining chairs.
f.ne sideboard. cooking and heating
stoves, ironsi beds. dressers. conFnedes,
lace curtains, two office clocks. typewrit-
'ers. table and chair, elegant oak 6o-ineh;
roll top desk and chair. lot choice house
plants, jardiniers, pictures, etc, etc.
by L. NJ. ONION. On Wednesday,.
Jan 2, 1873 a.. m. at 10ss Third street.
viii sell a lot Of fine household goods,
-Axminst n and floss rugs. fine rockers,
tabourettes, invalid chair, hall chair. nut
SIC rack. two good go-carts. center ia
bles, Gum. sectional book case, connbi-
nation book case. dining table and chairs,
sideboard. fine drop head Singer sewing
machine, good steel range, fine heating
stove. refrigerator, Kitchen Queen, iron
beds, dresssrs. fine felt mattress. two
childs iron beds. portieres. toilet sets.
china closet. pictures. china and glass
ware. lot fruit jars. good granite ware,
etc, etc. tkl..
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FOR sAIELREAL ESTATE
RARE BARGAINS.
2h acres only s2,Ooo.

2is acres only t2Oo0.
Inis rs zine easy.sfoping tract on the
front of every foot OF the ground. When
you can buy a whole city block 390x3s0 #
at the price we are offering this one for
YOU take no chances of losing, but are
sure TO make good profit-perhaps dou-
bic your money within few months. This
block is between 18th and 18th and X and
l.. You can secure II upon a cash pay
nent Of 81, 90. the balance on easy terms
ment that does not come every day and
You wiz regret 1t If you let some one get
ahead Of you.
acres 1900.
This Is fine ground with good water
right. all fenced and improved, with shade
and fruit trees. There is neat brick
cottage on the land which Is located
southeast miles from the business CEN
ter Of Salt Lake.
LOT 3x1o RODS
I'd East and 80 Sol
with. two modern houses paying 80 per
month rent. The lot alone will be worth
the price asked $500 within one year.
See us about this NOW. =
$4,000.
State Street Bargain.
New, modern brick, paying 10 per cent
per month. Lot 5ex15e feet. Very close in.
Most beautiful vacant corner on Brig
ha m, St, 18th e. and Brighsm), SKI, rods,
southeast front Price for short time only
$3.50
I'd East and Brigham
Brick house and lot with % ft. frontage
Tor s6.op- si4s
$500 Home.
Lot 21zx71a with 6-rn. mod. house, well
built and in fine repair with beautiful
mantel, electric lights and bath. The lot
ls well improved with shade. lawns, ETC..
You cannot duplicate thu improvements
for the money Then there is the lot.
MANY OTHERS.
GODDARD INVESTMENT COMPANY.
81 e LIST South ST
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TYPEWRITEES.
UTAH
TYPEWRITER
EXCHANGE
COMPANY.
EXCLUSIVE TYPEWRITER HOUSE g
West Second
South
New and Used Typewriters, rented,
repaired.
exchanged,
sold
sh-Cssh-Cash-Cash
or
monthly
payments
We thoroughly rebuild any make of
typewriter. Experienced mechanics
only employed.
Mr.. j. A. Steele in charge Of repair
department.
State Agents
Blickensderfers Visible
Stems Visible s
The Blicke l5derfer is the only porta bic
ma chine on the market that is as well
made as the standard priced makes
The Stearrls Visible
Is King. ss
Full line Of ribbons and carbon paper
Satisfaction guaranteed.
Both Phones, 45o. 40. 40. rss-
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CANARIES, GOLDFISH. PARROTS

JUST arrived with a large disn,av ar
tropical birds, canaries, parrocuets and
finches. Also orders taken for net and
fancy dogs. Hartz mountain singing cana
ries. s1.75 each. Anderasburrer rollers
day and night songsters with silverv trili
s. each, The most beautiful gift for =
household present. Morris G. Never
Phones: Bell, 2sfs; Ind, 1sl7. "a e. Sd So.
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FARMS.
40 acres of the best farm and garden
land in Salt Lake county, 40 shares OF
water. produced this year $50 tons of al
falfa besides grain and fruit. Price $3.50.
acres of choice farm land in Bountiful
shares Of water, for s, 600-
S.@-1-room house southeast good
sized lot, near car line and can be pur-
chased on easy terms
S2s00-5-room strictly modern brick cot
tage on 9TH St, facing south. Terms
S,O90-7-roo5n modern brick residence on
18th St. facing south, 3xS rds of land.
.sl0O00-ChOice residence on East South
Temple St. Within 8 blocks of Main
North side and very large lot.
sS0-3-rom cottage west side, city wafer
ell lights, lawn. shade, etc. Terms
THE HOME TRUST & SAVINGS co.
- $50 W. 1st South st.
SEE Stowe & Palmer ad. Last page.
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1T pays to own home"
Capital real estate investment co.'s pit
NV. % South ST. Both phones.
MEMBERS REAL ESTATE ASSN.
Keep your eye on South State
Per foot for small parcel near 9Th South.
Per foot for. "a rods between 9Th and eth
$4,000
H Per foot t.I for Sd South bet. 1st and ID W.
Per foot, good Sd So. corner.
Per foot, 5th So. bet. Main and State
10000
Per foot Main ST., bet. 9TH and sth So.
$4,000.
44xlee TT on West Temple bet I'd and
Sd So. Improved with acbrick block worth
SD0 per month. A good per cent net
investment. with sure increase In value
u OF purchase price at per cent for
term of years.
341 $50
sxlS #. on State St, no better specula-
lation offered.
$3.50
Several good buys on ID South anywhere
bet Jordan bridge and the State Univer-
sity.
Drop in and talk it over"
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PERSONAL.

CONSULTATION and advice free Col
lecttons, damage SUITS divorces, probate
business promptly attended to and with
dispatch Call or write to Johr J. wallace
& c., top door D. r. Walker Bldg. 800
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HAT FACTORY.

HATS blocked and retrimmed BY an az
pert Fred Taylor, "a E. ist So Phone
ls71-X.
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PAINTING AND pApERHAnG1Ne

JONES & EDWARDS PAINTERS.
DECORATORS AND PAFERRANGERS.
gS south Sd East Charges reasonable,
Stock of wall paper on hand. Phone No.
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STORAGE AND MOVING.
CLEANING AND FUMGAr1NG.

CARPETS and rugs thoroughly reno
waited houses fumiEated and cleaned,
tary House Cleaning Co., IA So. W. Tenn
pie sPhenes 6A T. 80
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CLOTHING.

SPECIAL clothing sale 500 suits, 500
raincoats and oFercoafs, latest styles. best
makes. Your choice $lAeq The Hub. 90 e.
III So. = 81 .,s-6
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115yl15. FEET ,on Sd West op-.
posites new Short Line depot.
This Is a corner and will be
worth double the money when
I the depot is finished. Now is Z
the time TO buy
$1,000 -ss
If you: haven't all the money we
can make you terms.
HOUSTON REAL ESTATE
/. ( Phones a. - 81 So. Main.
assT T-s q ~.
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CABINET MAKERS.

CARPENTRY In all It's branches, jsb-
ping, furniture repairing and cottage
nuiiding- A. w. Lundstrom. sol Post St
Bell phone 27s4-Zs - t-s-,
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HOUSE CLEANING.

EXPERT men for all branche. hou.a
cleaning. National House Cleaning Co.
50 E. First South Both phones.
KAPLAN House Cleaning Co. We clean
everything. Office 631 South Main. Both
phones 1866 Y
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scAvENGERs.

SALT LAKE, scAvKNGER CO Office
A&ias Blsok bsseusnG HI. IN
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&, 4oo-Choice buff brick: four large rooms.
bath. electric lights. hot and cold
I paved walk Rents for SIS a month
/ To see it is to want it.
% 250--A. light pressed brick 5-room cot
tage, with bathrooms, pantry, clos
ct fine cellar. large attic, wired for
electric lights; lot 2HxS rods. A
| good buy.
| s2.650-Well built 7-room red brick; bath,
laystory, hot and cold water: two
front porches, cellar, barn. 8 1-3 by
10 rods. Have TO sell this place.
Make an offer.
s.. SOo-Good two-story frame; seven large
rooms, hall. closets, pantry, barn.
lawn, shade, etc; corner lot. 25tx7
rods. A good comforta bic home
Don't want all cash.
81, 500-Red brick; five rooms, city water,
pantry, closets, lawn, shade; lot
about 21zx5 rods. Look this up. It's
a bargain.
81, 750-Others ask you 5000 for this new,
IlOOSII, req pressed DTIchs live nice
rooms; reception hall. natural wood
finish, porcelain bath. toilet, lava
tory, etc; nickel plumbing, largo
cellar, good lot. Read it again. See
me about Monday.
1904 home built four-room red brick.
frame kitchen, 3x10 lot, city water:
five minutes walk to business.
s., 0eo-'Two-story rustic, rooms, porcelain
bath. lavatory. sink. etc; electric
lights and flush switches, modern
pantry, three closets. barn, large
lot, paved walks and shade: close
to car line, S. Z.
s4,OO0-New. dark red pressed brick: five
large rooms, fine hail. sliding
doors, ma1tel. electric lights. bath.
toilet. etc; large cellar. Built for
home and close to county build
ing
See me if you want home or invest.
ment. can suit you.
Look up the following choice lots:
a.o5o-corner, 5x1O, fronts S. E., double
car service. splendid buy.
81, 1oo-s35x79k rods on Fifth South. close in.
81 4oO-2xiO rods on Sixth Fast. A snap.
sure enough.
81, go sxsls rods on Sixth East; paved
walk, too. How's this?
81 OOo-22ssisx711z rods on Seventh East. closs
to the corner. ~
5 6o-A corner on Ninth East about 81
feet by 10 rods a snap.
; 161-A foot front First West near Third
South. This is prospective big
property and nothing so cheap near
there.
/; S19-As foot for SKI rods on South Main
street and right in the 'skyscraper
district, too.
Or buy a brick business block for SD
coo which PAYS s per cent interest, after
dedueung all taxes, insurance, repairs au5
agents commission Cor collecting rents.
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500.
BUYS on S-roon modern home
on, 5th East nice lawn, barn.
4slzA13a feet, fine location.
1900
1900
1900
1900
s1,0G0 -es
5000.
+, HOUSTON REAL ESTATE s.
INV. CO..
Phones q, 81 SO. Main.
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CONTRACTORS AND BUILDERS,

]. C. LAMBERT, contracting carpenter.
Plans and specifications furnished for
homes. pile driving, bridge building and
general framing. z2S W. 4th- South.
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MACHINERY.

PULLEYS. shsfting, hahsers, engines.
boilers. tables. hoIsts. gasoline engines
compressors. motors and pipe. J. n
Sven. $50 South Third West
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PLANO TUNING.

PIANOS TUNED FREE
all through January, by W. s. Lamo-
reaux. 20 Gordon Ave. Phones: Bell.
4S45-red Ind, 1881. This offer is to wi
dows. the families of men on missions
or any who find it difficult TO pay for
piano tuning
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SEE Stowe & Palmer. ad. Last page.
Section one.
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WATCHES AND JEWELRY.

C. F. w. BOWERS. diamonds. watche,
and jewelry: old gold bought and ex.
changed. 245 South Main street.
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THE SALT LAKE HERALD: SUNDAY DECEMBER 30 1906

FOR SALE.
A SMALL grocery store. cheap, cor
ner sth w. and 5th So.
FOR SALE-Lap robe, new. cost so;
take s.; overcoat, new, mixed goods. cost
SIS, take go. chest, 80 inches. Phone
1856 u.
CASHIERS walnut desk Neiden-Jud-
son Drug Co.
LADYS ticket, Salt Lake to Chicago
very cheap. Address Herald b "A.
A FINE s-room modern house blocks
from postoffice, $780, Metropolis r. E.
Co.. s2z w. I'd So.
FURNITURE of sunny rooms cheap,
rent sl5. blk from postoffice- s Church
street.
FOLDING bed, very fine heating stove,
Home Comfort range. dining table. oak
center table, refrigerator; all good as new.
Must be sold at once. sss 4 st
FINE modern home for sale on r. I'd
south, rooms and bath and toilet, sepa-
rate. back and front stairs, 5000; all fur
nished to walk into; small payment down.
Address Owner, p. o. box ss2, City.
ALMOST new, carpets lincieum and fur
niture. 47s E Sd So.
GENTLEMANS ticket to, Chicago Ad-
dress B g, Herald. = 81
ONE first-cIass piano. cheap. sat A. Q.
y W. Hall. Apply John Harrington, le2
3d. State: Phone, Ind. H3.
NEWFOUNDLAND dog, male, full
pred, months old Apply 1855 So State.
between 18th and 18th SO.
FOR SALE5Tfckets to Denver for man
n-da<CrIntfTR- d.
Good until.De 81 Address, % Herald.
outfit consisting of anvil, bellows, tcnSs,E
hammers, drawknife and wise. Must be
sold, G. A Blakeiy, 172 50. W. Temple.
GOOD Rhode Island Red chickens.
cheap. II sold before jan. I. 2sS z. nth
SO, Bell phone Forest 15s red.
X; & z: TRANSIT; good condition. R.
---.--.- :.
ss-INcH wagon. 100 E. % So. >
etc Evsrstsins e aseess s1osG Tor 0 chicken
raising: also good Jersey cow. wire fenc-
ing. etc. Place for rent-very reasonable:
house of rooms, 10 acres ground; ad1
Sle East Eth South or phone sss4-Z
A 7-ROo1f pressed brick house. mod
ern. at $50 East 4th So. Inc. at sos So.
state street Bell 1896: Ind 225s.
90 HEAD mares, weight 800 TO Lc0e lbs.
ADDRESS eo6 News building. Salt Lake. -
ALL makes of cash registers. second
hand, very cheap. 221 Main St
OFFICE end typewriter supplies, blank
oooks, etc. Margetts. 40 Main Tel foB-k-
LARGE work or driving Morse. James
n. Shaw, over f5S Main street.
HORSES bought and sold; ladies' and
gents saddle horses: divided skirts. Iowa
Stable. 10 West South Tampie.
WEATHER strips. Best and most dur
able Rivers. 40 Main. ..
FOUNDRY AND STOVE WORKS.
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FOUNDRY AND STOVE WORKS.

STOVES, ranges and furnaces repaired:
castings at wholesale or retail. "a State.
Western Foundry & Stove Repairs Works
Phones 17s4 Y.
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PLUMBING AND HEATING

d. w. JAMES & CO.. plumbing, stea n
and not water contractors. 321 State 81
Phone 3l9.
JAMES J. FARRELL, ss5 South Mair
street Phone 12G5-
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A. C. sADLER,

wEsT'sECoND SOUTH ST,
REAL ESTATE. LOANS AND NOTARY
PUBLIC.
Bell Phone 2HI 2. lad. 1889.
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NATIONAL CASH REGISTERS. osca-
GrosheIl. sales agent for Utah. Expert
cash register repairing. No. al Main st.
Second band registers always In stock.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1906-04-20
SORT OF SHERLOCK HOLMES
Magistrate Who Can Tell the Calling
of Persons by Distinguish
ing Marks.

"a mans occupation" said magis.
trate, marks him so unmistakably that /
can tell at a glance what he does for a
living.
There is. for instance, the violnist.
You can tell violnist from the fact
that he carries his head to one side.
'The groom and the cavalryman have
bow legs, and, when they stand still they
hold their legs wide apart, as though there
was horse between them
'The painter may be detected by the
mark of the palette hole in his thumb.
''The pianist's enormous hands identify
him. From constant practice they be.
come abnormal. Weber, you know, could
stretch two octaves.
Men who work amid the vapors of mer.
curry, copper or arsenic have a green
mucous membrane, and greenish hair and
skin.
''The players of flutes and clarinets
have thick, distended cheeks and tough
and leathery lips.
'.The scrubbers of floors have swollen
knees, and often, afflicted with the disease
called housemaid's knee, they limp