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Los Angeles herald., 1906-07-29
BUILDING PERMITS

For the year 1904 1904; cost, $13,4o9o62. For the
year 1905, 9543; cost $15,482o67 Permits first six
months 1906, 1885, cost $oo78,34S Los Angeles still
leading all cities of its size and many that much
larger Ranks eighth for 1905 among the cities of the
United States.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-07-29
HOTELS

Best hotel accommodations In the
country. Family hotels and lodging
houses in all quarters of the city,
Can take care of 10000 people.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-07-29
Water and Products

and dried fruits, 430 carloads; but
ter, 100000 pounds; cheese, $780,
900 pounds; eggs, 10000 cases;
-four, 100000 barrels; canned goods,
1905 carloads; olives, picked, 2OO,-
600 gallons; olive oil, l,250,00O gal
Ions; beet sugar, 69,143,0O0 pounds;
wine and brandy, 100000 gallons;
beer, 10000 barrels petroleum, 3O,-
100000 barrels; beans, 10000 tons.
Total valuation, including manufac-
tured products, $11O,000000.
FUEL
Petroleum, distillate, gas, coal,
wood.
COST
Gas, Csc per 1000 feet. Electricity,
II cents per kilowatt hour. Petro-
leum, so cents and Is cents barrel.
HOW WE GROW
Population, 1898, $1,000; 1000,
1O2, 40; 1906 (school census), $780,
900. Postoffice stamp sales, 1905,
$719,08304, increase of 20 per cent
over 1904. Los Angeles leads all
cities of the country in increase of
postal business, Bank deposits in
creased $25,82o,o23 in past year.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-07-29
TAX RATE

City, $1.2o; county, $l.10.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-07-29
LIBRARY

Volumes in public library, 1o8983; home circulation,
US equivalent to book every days for every
family in the city, record not approached by any other
public library in the United States.
COST OF LIVING SAME AS IN
MIDDLE WEST
Los Angeles herald., 1906-07-29
BANKS

Commercial, p; capital and surplus $12o49ooo; de-
$2749939; deposits, $34404,11SI Total deposits $780,
1926 Clearances for 1905, $47977633o, increase
of 40 per 1904 Clearngs for six months 1906
286254oo8
Los Angeles herald., 1906-07-29

Citrus fruits, 10000 carloads
vegetables-celery, 23oo carloads;
cabbage, 500 carloads; cauliAower,
$50 carloads; nuts, o425 tons; raisins
Los Angeles herald., 1906-07-29
Growth i'm Figures
AREA

Fortyour square miles average elevation 27o feet;
population of city, 100000; assessed valuation, city,
$201 000000
Los Angeles herald., 1906-07-29
WATER

Abundant supply; owned by the
city; 15c per 1000 gallons.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-07-29
THEATERS

Theaters, 10; amusement parks, 2.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-07-29
FIRE PROTECTION

Steam engines, l6; chemical en-
gines, 1; hook and ladder, 8; hose
wagons and combination chemicals
p; tower wagon; hydrants, 750
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1906-10-25
JOHN A. MOSS FIRST LIEUT..
OF THE HUNTINGTON RIFLES
Former officer of Light Infantry
Promoted from First Sergeant
by Choice of Men.

First Sergeant John A. Moss of the
Huntington Rifles. Company. c.. was
last night unanimously elected first
lieutenant of that company to succeed
First Lieutenant }. j. Jones. whose
resignation was recently accepted by
AdJutant General Anderson. Captain
&. {. Moore appointed Corporal John
Y. Gooch first sergeant To succeed
Sergeant Moss.
When the company assembled mt
The army hall for the purpose of
electing Il first lieutenant I'm persu-
nncc to an order from the adjutanl
general OF the State. 81 men and two
Officers answered tho roll call. Ser
gcant Moss was not present, MS he
was called 10 Petersburg on business
yesterday afternoon. Corporal Gooch
him as first lieutenant ANA
upon motion the nominations were
closed ana the election made ,mani.
nous
Lieutenant Moss Is well known In
local military circles. He was for sew
cral years first lieutenant of Company
q. Several months ago he Joined the
Huntington Rifles and WAS shortly ar-
forwards appointed first sergeant Of
that company.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1906-10-25
Wholesale Dealers and sh|p-ChaRd.
|srs Making Extensive Pre-
paralons Tor Exposition.
ARE AFTER CONTRACTS ALREADY
German Government Has Been in
Communication With DeaIers-Grcat
Fleet VIII Use Enormous Quantities
of Supplies and Stores and Newport
News People Have the Advantage.

Local Wholesale merchants and
shirchandlcrs arc making extensive
preparations for furnishing supplies
ana stores TO the great fleet of war.
ships, merchant vessels. yachts and
other craft that Will he anchored in
Hampton Roads during the James.
Town exposition. The contracts for
supplying the American AMI foreign
@arsliips that will participate In the
grand naval review, The greatest rcn-
lure OF the Tcrccntcnnlai. will alone
amount to thousands ana thousands
OF dollars ana local merchants arc dc.
ternlinch that most Of that money
sinll come To Newport News.
Aleardy at Work.
The German government hns.ol.
rendy been In communication with 10.
cal dealers relative to supplies for the
German warships that will participate
III The naval review at The exposition,
and the merchants viii endcayor TO
close deals with tho war dcpartment3
OF England. Japan. Franco and other
nntinns to furnish supplies for ships
while they arc at The exposition.
The Newport News merchants have
better incllities for carrying supplies
10 vessels In the Roads than those of
Norfolk ana Portsmouth and will
tcroforc hn able 10 submit lower bids.
Ships WIN Anchor Here.
AS numerous yacht and motor boat
races arc to he held In Hampton
ltonds near the exposition site ana as
tho channel must be kept clear for
vessels entering anu leaving the
Ronds, most Of the warships that will
take Eart In the grand naval display
VIII have to anchor in the harbor here.
Tho line of review will, ii Is said. en-
tend from Old Po!ut to point IN
James river n little beyond this city
and the most advantageous point
from which to view the naval display
VIII lie on this side of tho Roads.
As everyone who visits the cXposi.
ton will be anxious to view the pa
rade 1t is certain that while tho re-.
NN@, Of the warships is In progress
thousands Of visitors will stay on tho
lower end Of the Peninsula.
Crowds Coming.
Ample accommodations will he
provided for these visitors In Newport
News and many people believe that
more people will stop in this city
whilo nj the exposition than viii stop
III Norfolk. The ridc from this city
to the exposition through tho great
fleet Of warships will be much more do.
sirahle than tho trolley ride from Nor
folk, during which there will be moth
ing OF interest for the passengers to
View,
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1906-10-25
THEATRICAL.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS :

Concerning George Nhrrasc and
at the AcaaemS F%I " u Gich.
mond Times.Dispatt jArpold ,,ri.
George Primrose, sps his all
star minstrel aggregation. after on
absence Of five years, played nj inc
Academy last night.
I'm at home again. said MIR.
Primrose. as he entered, ANA I'll
promise to c,mc here once wear
rs long as | live
Inc premier minstrel was certainly
at home and in The house of his
friends last night. for the reccption
he received warmed into an ovation
towards the end as the crowd appre-
ciated the more than excellent nor.
Torrance and the beautiful transfer.
nation scenes at the finale.
WI Primrose is presenting thut
which is rare in minstrcidom an old.
iaShloned minstrel performance. with
sooi voices clever dancing and mic.
tnreSauc spccIltins. with nothin. "a
ohend by word or acton the most
particular theatrogonr.
The new order of minstrel oct.
are lacking, hut the show does mi
sniier by their absence. There are
no acts of vaudeville or pantomime.
no powdered wigs and white faces,
Tor the entire time is spent in anus.
ing III the Primrose with black
faces, clover feet and tunesnI yoices.
Mr.. Primrose IS the same as he
appeared when mere five years aga
which IL praise enough. Time has
passed him by and left him "a GRACE.
iul as of yore, the most picturesque
soit'shoe dancer that ever poseI he.
hind the footlishts."
7 The advance sale indicates tbot
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1906-10-25
JUDGE REFUSES TO COMPEL
JUSTICE TO SEND UP CASES
Occision5 in Four Cases Against
Street Railway Company
Must Stand.

In The Corporatiam Court ycatordar
Judge Rarham refused f. grant Il
mannamns compelling Justice OF tie.
Peace 4. J. Christian 10 grant an
appeal in the four cases against Tie
Citizens Railway, Light ana Power
Company. recently tried by MIN.
Attorney f. VI. I'raxtun. counsel fn.,
the railway. asked Tor the mantla.
mus on the ground that the plain
tifs had agreed to make test of
the [Iur cases and that the amount
involved in Tho four was greater than
Sil.
In the cases in question. the JUS
ticc gave Judgment for $3.50 ANA
costs against the railway TO foiS
OF the worlmen who failed to yet to
the exposition grounds IN October .
because OF the accident II the steam
or Virginia.
One hundred ana twenty similar
cases are still 10 be tried by the mag
istratc.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1906-10-25
TRANSPORTS ON THE WAY.
Meade and Ingalls, Sail from Gibraltar
For This Port.

The United States transp IT'S Meade
and Ingalls,, which have baSn attarn.
cd to the Pacific station foi the lHst
year or moro, sailed from Gibraltar
Tor Newport News Tuesday uiaht nvI
are due at this port about Novembcr7 Z.
This city has been designated as
tho homo port for these transports
and for the Sumner. Fitzpatrick and
Mcclellan and hereafter tncy will
have the name "Newrort NcwS" on
their storms.
The Sumner Is expected here from
New York today. She vii! ply III The
army transport service between t'iis
port and Havana dming the stay &C
American troops In Cuba and will load
her first cargo in the service soon ;lr-
ter her arrival
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1906-10-25
primrose will be greeted by big
house tonight.
Henrietta crosnan.

interest on the part of playcocrs
probably will be stirred by the an.
hou'Icemcnt that Henrietta Crosman
VIII appear nj the Academy Of Mn.
SIC next Monday night, presenting the
new modern comedy ana lannon's
London success "All-of-a. Sudden Per.
sy This play scored hit ON the
other side last year. when IL ran for
me better part Of the scason nj tho
Duke Of York's theatre. Miss eros.
mans visits stand everywhere as no.
table OF theatrical events.
I!y every estimate his is the best
play Miss Crosman has had, ana her
MI i'll it overlops all former 3,lc.
cess2s. not excepting Sweet Kitiy
Bcllairs' and "MiStrcs: Nclr which
ran Tor two years each in New York.
"All-ni-a.SudIcn Peggy is 81 comedy
OF today by Ernest Denny. IL inlro.
dicej persons of the English titled
class aud l.Gnd1n's smart sci.
Prices Will be from - cents TO
$i.'p. Scat sale opens nj Tho box Of
fee tomorrow morning.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1906-10-25
MAN AND WIFE ARE
TAKEN UP BY POLICE
Edward Linn and His Spouse Ac-
cuSed Of Obtaining Money
Under False PreIeRcss.
CLAIMED TO REPRESENT HOSPITAL
Well Known Local People Called
Upon For Advertisements For
Pamphlet Alleged to Be for Nurses
Benefit-'Woman Allowed to stay at
Hotel With Child.

Charged With obtaining money nm
der false pretcnccs. wnitc m,u
ana wnm,n IN, ...,, NH.
=. r,,.o. '''''''
.a,.,, '.'''' anu "''e' were ar
''"'cn Yesterday evening at & O'Clock
at the Chesapeake & Ohio depnt bv
Police Scrannu, NItrh.n WIN, ,,a
pni,. v,, ,rni, ,.,,,,,.,
'''"''"'''' Il ''ttie Siri
"'o''' i" year" olh'
The man was locked mn at The
police stariln. ,bui an .,,o,, -,
the child Chior pov,o,1.. 49,,
.,,,, -, 1917 ''"'
nc ""'''''n 10 go behind the
bars. Detective Sergeant Woodward
took the mother ana danpbtcr r., =
hotel ami col thnm ;, 800, H. -,
ni.,, 'o'''' ior '"'.
inc alleged scheme of fraud work
cd lay Lynn ana his wife hos hoo,
worked in Norfolk ana ,ichn,s,,
~ Their scheme
, YESTERDAY the woman c,,,o1 a
u number of well known nonn1o
Letting advertisements ror :, IN,
tars. Nurses ana DrrrnIsts ,grootnn,,,
AMI First aiJ Cn,. ~ Jni,,,.',.
pamphlet, which she said w,s - hc
published hero Sho is nii"noI ~
have said that the nomnhIrt wo. +,
he publisher for tbn hnnoGt w.
General bosp't9l and ITO ino,I ,"c
se3' hnme fmd nun
Among tho nennIo visitod v,, m.
b. J. prcsscy Tic dnrtnr s,iI ~
bc could moi ,1ycri,go Inn tIo, ~,
would donate n dollar +, ma runG
Later the dortnr collcd nm ono "c
the hasnitnl nursns cvor thn ,,S,,,,
ana discovered thot thc unrso., ,,nn,.
nothing about The pronnsed n,mns.
let. He then noti,inI Tho noIicn bnn.I.
quarters.
Chief Rcynold; ordered t,a ,rrce;
of the solicitors nnI thev wern ~.
Gated NJ the donnt w,nrn tmn u...,
waiting for inc Norfolk hont
BIames His Wife.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1906-10-25
MAJ. HAueHToN WILL TESTIFY
British Vice-consu Goes to Whining
ton to Give Evidence.

Major James l!aughton, British
vice'consul az mis- bort, viii 70 t. VIII
mngt3n, N. c., Saturday 10 be present
ana snt testimony ut The hearing OF
Capthin Mclean, master of til" British
Steamship 0sccola under arrest there
on the charge of ahnnshaiing two
men who belonged To the crew of the
United States cruiser Columbia.
The Scamcn were dcscrtcrs from
the navy and had been posted MS such
before they were regularly shipped
aboard the 0sccola. Ii is expected
that The testimony of Major llamghtou
Will result in the dismissal of the
chnrEe nEalnst Cnplnin McLean
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1906-10-25
FINED FOR CONTEMPT OF COURT
Banker Finch Pays Five Dollars for
Eailinu 10 Anncar

Banker +. +. Finch was fined 81
Tor contempt OF court by Judge Bar
nam IN the Corporation Court ycstcr.
day. because hr did net respond TO n
summons To appear before the grand
jury during the tax Investigations
Mr.. Finch WAS before the jury last
week, bui was allowed 10 leave after
BRIEF examination Later the jury
wanted him again and he was sum
monsed, but failed 10 appear In look
ing over the books of the commits
sioncr of revenue the jury found that
Mr. Finch paid for last year only S3.Sl
in personal taxes, exclusive of he cap.
itation tax. According to the bankers
sworn statements his list was correct
and the jury could not demand rt
vision.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1906-10-25
Gamma In Public Place.

George c. Turner. who keeps sa.
loon in Rockets. was arrested yester.
day by Chief of Police Reynolds on
the charge of permitting gaming in a
public place, Several negroes are al
legged to have engaged IN game OF
craps in the saloon. The case will be
tried in the police court this morn.
in
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1906-10-25
PIERS TO BE SHORTENED.
Exposition Governors Decide Upon
Chances in Plans

'rhc board of governors IF the
jamestown Exposition Company has
about decided to have the plans for
the government piers changed SO rs
to make the piers shorter than at first
intended.
according to the revised plans tho
pier will cost siil,00O. and this
amount is sll 900 in excess OF the ap
preparation
1t is probable that Scoficld G. Co.
of Philadelphia. who submitted the
bid of S525.000 on the original rlaus
Will build the piers.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1906-10-25
I4lah School Students.

Tho Newport News High School
Literary Society will hold its third
regular meeting of tho session in the
assembly hall of the High school
hnilding tomorrow afternoon ut |
O'Clock. An interesting literary and
musical program will he rendered
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1906-10-25
Fakir With a Snake.

Nv. Malone. mildlo-agcd white
man, arrested for selling chewing
gum without license, was found to
have n big snake in suit case when
taken to The station house The sta
ton keeper gladly allowed The pris,
oner TO take his snake behind the
bars with him.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1906-10-25
Lascars Left Aera

The. German steamer Barenfels, on.
roiite from Calcutta for New York
ana Boston stopped at this port and
discharged her crew OF ascars. Tho
Vessel VIII return here for the Las.
cars In about three weeks.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1906-10-25
A Lucky postmistress

is Mrs. Alexander, of Cary. Me, who
has found DR.. Kings New Life Pills
to be the best remedy she over tried
for Keeping tho Stomach, Liver and
Bowels in perfect order. You'll agree
with hcr If you try lGese painless
purifiers that infusc new life. Guar.
an'ccd by W. Blair Langhorne. drug.
gist. Price 25c tu.th-sun.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1906-10-25
Death of Mrs MORAN

Mr.. and Mrs. ]. Watts Pace loft
last night for Staunton. where they
were called by telegram announcing
nc death of Mrs. PAGES mother. Mrs
Peter Moran. Mrs Moran died sud
denly Yesterday ut her home in Staun-
ton She was 70 years OF age.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1906-10-25
Damage Repaired at Elevator.

Tao damage done Chesapeake &
Ohio elevator y. by n ran away IRA n
train last week has been repaired
and now and more substantial bump.
trs have been built nj The end OF the
track in the elevator.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1906-10-25
Marn;sne License

License to marry was issued In Tho
clerks office of the Corporation Comr
Yesterday TO Edward s. Charles ant
Miss Ada B. Basham
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1906-10-25
Superintendent for HlsnitaI.

Miss Parker, of Norfolk, has hcen
engaged as superintendent of the
General hospital and will arrive here
on November to assume her duties.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1906-10-25
Richmond College COMING.

~ Tho Thanksgiving Day football
game here will be between tho Rich.
mond College and William and Mary
Soilege teams. Mr. Hudson Monch,
manager of the Richmond College
eleven, will he in the city Saturday to
arrange for the game.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1906-10-25

Miss Mary savage. of Norfolk, for
mnerly of this city. Aas. returned home
after a visit to Miss Tyancis Davis on
Twenty-eighth street.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1906-10-25
l. q DIE @l

request the honor of call from
You. 1t will be my pleasure to favor
%on in every branch of the business.
VIII treat tho scalp or curl your hair
free Tor one month with every sham
poo.
Miss Ethel Irvine,
with
II. o. NICHOLAS HAIR DRESSING
PARLORS,
2O3 9th st. Newport News, Va
The daily silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1903-1907, 1906-01-25
PROPOSED NEW LINE.

A proposed ordnance granting a fran
chise to Lee Davis, j. NJ Anderson and
others, to equip and maintain telephone
system in Reno. was presented to the
City Council Of Reno by the petitioners
last evening for consideration. No action
was taken but this evening the proposed
ordinance. granting the franchise. will
probably come up for first reading.
Anderson is a California man, and his
associates say they intend to put in a
system to compete with the Sunset. They
agreeto give the city four free phones,
lay their wires underground in the busi-
city per cent ftheir net profits.
The daily silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1903-1907, 1906-01-25
A WATER SUPPLY
FOX MANHAT TAN

c. J. Young general manager of the
Manhattan Power. Water and Develop
ment Company, arrived in Tonopah last
evening, says the Sun, from Manhattan.
and reports favorably of the district
The company in which Mr. Young is in
terested has purchased all the water
rights at Belmont Springs. nine and a
half miles from the town of Manhat-
tan. The work of surveying for the pipe
line has just been completed and digging
for the trenches will commence within a
few days.
MIR. Young states that his company has
an ample amount of water to supply
Manhattan for ten years to come.
on purchasing the water rights the
company gains control of twenty
springs at Belmont. Nearly all the dis
stance it is all gravity, thus saving great
expense for pumping plant and other
machinery.
From the Manhattan summit to the acw
town of Central the pipes win also be
laid and the fall between the two camps
Is 1900 feet
The company claims to have water
enough to develop 1000 horsepower for
lighting and milling purposes, and after
the pipes are laid expects to deliver the
water to patrons alta rate equal to that
in Tonopah, namely, half cent per
gallon.
The daily silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1903-1907, 1906-01-25
sADLER's CONDITION.

An Ely dispatch says: Ex-Governor
Reinhold Sadler is still lying at the hotel
in this city in serious condition. His
wife and son have arrived from Reno
after sleighing from Eureka to this place,
a distance of ninety miles. Mr.. Sadler
is not yet so years of age, but he has all
ways been hard worker and by neglect
his strength. He has aged greatly and 1t
is feared that even if he recovers from
this illness he will never be strong again.
The daily silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1903-1907, 1906-01-25
A QUEER WILL.

The Geographic will left by the late DR..
DIR. Cassacia of Reno. who met his death
by falling into a geyser at Steamboat
Court.
The deceased leaves $1,000 to his widow
and commands her not to give any of it
Catholic.
He also insists that his body be not
given to an undertaken and that only $40
be spent for his coffin.
Another provision sthat Mrs. Cassacia
give 100 lire. or $40, to any girl she finds
to have been seduced and deserted.
The daily silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1903-1907, 1906-01-25
DORIS LAST KINGDOM.

A Chicago dispatch says; A committee
of Chicago bankers. alarmed by the con-
dltions at Zion. began a thorough in
vestigation of its aaffirs. Zion is in
state of upheaval, both spiritual and tenn
poral which involves either the return
of Dowie to his former complete ascen-
dency or his abdicaton of authority in
the church, as well as in its financial
affairs.
This chaotic condition of affairs is the
direct outcome of a cablegram which the
First APOSTLE sent to Judge ". v.
Barnes from Litchfield, Jamaica 1t reads:
Cancel the authority of Overseer Spei-
cher and remove him from the church for
acting as the DEVILS matrimonial bureau
in marrying Deacon Cotton and Doris
Aufdemberger.-Do
Since that time many other messages
have passed between Dowie and hs legal
adviser, Judge Barnes, and it is under
stood that the latter has worked hard to
save the head of the overseer, who, so
far. has refused to relinquish his Office.
The daily silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1903-1907, 1906-01-25
AN AFTERNOON
At MRS. LA VOY'S
The Ladies' Guild Of the Episco-
pal Church Enjoy an interest
ing Meeting Yesterday.

Mrs. Joseph lie Voy entertained the
Woman's Guild of the Episcopal church
and invited guests at her home yester-
day afternoon. Four new members of
thhe Guild signed the roll and pledged
themselves to work for the upbuilding Of
thhe Episcopal cause in this parish.
After the business meeting the game of
500 was INDUCED in until O'Clock,
when light refreshments were served Iii
the cozy dining room.
The Guild afternoon parties are grow
ing to be quite feature of Winnemuccas 3
social life and will be given monthly at
the homes of members.
Those present yesterday were Mesdames
Vargas, Samuels, Pearce, Pascal, Bragg,
and Misses Stout. Zahren, Dennis and
Bonnifeld.
The daily silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1903-1907, 1906-01-25

success has been most gratifying.
Let any man afflicted with the love
and the horrible craving will gradually
leave him. The cure will be greatly
helped along if he also smokes as little
as possible.
Il know woman who cured drunken
husband without his knowledge by keep
ing always a plentiful supply of good
apples the dining table The man ate
these apples and finally stopped drink
ing altogether"
The Silver State knows of several men
who would require the product of two
or three hundred bushel orchards to cure
them of the whisky habit