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The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1906-12-19
WALTER CAMP PICKS TEAM;
ECKIE ON ALL-A1IERICAN.
Perry, Another Maroon star, is Given a
Michigan on Third Team.

IN picking his all-American football
team for 1906, which will be published
today, Walter Camp of Yale, the east
ern football authority, has placed
Walter H Eckershall at quarter back
on the first team This is the third
year in succession that the Yale man
has given BckersaI place on his first
eleven. Camp praises Eckersalfs all
around ability and especially his Won
derful kicking feats.
Big Ed Parry. the Maroon star tack
Ter. and considered the best In the west.
is given a place on the second team.
Johnny Garrels. the Michigan star. who
had little chance TO show his abality
in the Pennsylvania game, is placed on
the third eleven.
Captain Joe Curtis. Michigan's great
tackle, is not given place because he
was out Of the game the latter part of
the season with broken leg.
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district. and that all known creditors
and other persons in interest may ap-
pear AT the said time and place and
show cause. If any they have why the
prayer Of the petitioner should not
be granted.
And il is further ordered by the
Court, that the Clerk shall send by mail
TO all known creditors copies of said
petition and this order. addressed TO
them at their places OF residence as
stated.
Witness, the Honorable Albert B.
Anderson, Judge Of said Court. and the
seal thereof at Indianapolis. in said
District. on the Is day Of December,
A d. 1906.
[SEALl NOBLE c. BUTLER,
Clark
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RAILROAD TIME CARDS.
WABASH RAILROAD
East Bound

East Bound
no. Il Local points to Detroit
Hammond HAS a n.
No Through train Buffalo &
New York, Hammond s:4S p. N
No IL Through train Buffalo
& New York. Boston. Ham
mond HAS p. NJ
West Bound
NO to Chicago. Ills, Ham
mond ....... s:ls g. NJ
no. TO Chicago. st. Louis s.
Kansas City. Hammond s:s4 g. m
No l to ChicsSo. Hammond. sos p. 10
No. 10 to Chicago. St Louis &
Kansas CITY. $40 p. m
FRED n. HICKOK. Agent.
Hammond
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Real Estate
Transfers

A list OF transfers furnished daily
~ the Lake County Title and Guaranty
.ompany, abstracters, Crown Point.
nd: o1sr
5idmon McHte to Hammond
Realty Co1nw 4 ne u NV
Il sec 6-36-s, Hammond -. $4,000, 90
last Chicago Co. to Albert
Brown. lot %, block 8, First
addition, Indiana Harhor. $4,000
Gertrude UIrich to Geo. A. Nc
Ginnity, lot %, block IS. c. T.
L. & I. Co.'S. Fourth addition
Tolleston 100
loses H. Henderson to Joseph
B. Henderson, IL ne Il and
part II ne u section 31347
containing 7T43 acres. 100. 3614.00
oseph S. Henderson to Moses H
Henderson. % acres off side
ne 4 Sc Il section 31-34-7.. 175O.00
homas B. Lee to Milton r.
Hart, part OF the NV u also
part ne u section 10-35-9 -. 10000
laude NJ. Altman to Isaac
Handley, undivided 10 W X
sw Il section 32-35-7, contain
ing 80 acres. ................ 10000
In addition to the foregoing transfers
here have been filed for record four
Mortgages, four releases and four mis-
ellaneous instruments.
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SPORTING BRIEFS.

Louisville. KY Dec. 1s-The pro
posed battle between Jack Johnson and
Marvin Hart is ringing into the ears
OF promoters in the west. Los Angeles
is the first TO make an offer Russell
Hart. manager OF the pugilist, is in re-
ceipt of a telegram from George Han
cock. sporting editor Of a Los Angeles
paper. saying he is authorized to offer
s. liberal purse for the Johnson-Hart
fight. Manager Hart has wired asking
him to specify the proposition Mar
vim Hart never looked better. His
complexion is rudy and has that tint
that spells health. He has been in
dulging in light training for weeks in
anticipation of a fight.
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MINNESOTA MAKES DATES.
Chicago and Carlisle Are AIread.
Scheduled for Next Season.

Minneapolis, Mimi, Dec. 18th,
dates of Minnesota's two big football
games for 1907 have been settled. Chi
cago comes first. playing the Gopher.
on Northrop field on Saturday, Nov. >
Two weeks later Carlisle will pay
return visit to Minneapolis and TIL,
Gophers will seek to wipe out the de
feat of last season on Nov. Is.
While the Indians were in Mime
apolis, DR.. H. L. Williams arranged 70
a series of games with the famous re,
men. they to come to Minneapolis an
nually for the contests
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PETITION OF BANKRUPT FOR HIS
DISCHARGE.

In the matter OF Frank L. Adams
Bankrupt.
No. 81, In Bankruptcy.
ORDER OF NOTICE THEREON.
District of Indiana, S.
on this 18th day Of December. a D
1906, on reading the petition of the
bankrupt for his discharge.
1t Is ordered by the court, That g
hearing be had upon the same on the
Is day of January A. D. 1907. before
said Court, at Indianapolis. in said
District. at nine o'clock in the fore
noon. and that notice thereof be pub.
lished twice in
THE LAKE COUNTY TIMES,
Hammond. a newspaper printed in sale
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Would PenaIize Non-Attendanoe.

Washington, Dec. 10. = Gaines Of
Tennessee introduced a bill in the
house providing that senators and rep
resentatives shall have $13.75, a days
pay, deducted from their salaries for
each day they fail to attend sessions.
The sickness Of members or illness in
their families are to be the only valid
excuses
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SUTTON DEFEATS HOPPE.
Is stiu the worlds Champion at 1872
BaIk Line Billiards.

New York. Dec. 1S.-George Sutton
stin holds the worlds championship
al 1S:2 balk line billiards. having to
night defended the title, which he won
from George Slosson a few months
ago. against the challenge Of Willie
Hoppe. who holds the worlds cham
pionship at he 1s:1 game.
The contest which took place in the
big hall of the Grand Central palace,
was rather disappointing to the small
crowd. as young Hoppe did not play up
to the standard expected Of him. He
was the favorite. but from the begin
ming seemed TO be of his play, and in
only two innings did he show any
thing like his championship form.
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NOTICE OF GUARDIAN SALE OF
REAL ESTATE.

Notice is hereby given that I viii
sell at public sale, at the ONCE OF the
Lake County Savings and Trust Co.
December 1906, at 2 o'clock p. m, the
following real estate owned by Ruth
/. Sohl. in Lake county, Indiana. to-
Wit: That part of lot six go and seven
~ in II. w Sohps sixth addition to the
civ az Hammond, Ind. described as
follows. to-wit: Beginning at q point
in the north line Of Michigan avenue,
nina and three-tenths feet (9.s), south
easterly from the southwest corner Of
said lot seven 90, thence running
south sixty-three (63) degrees east,
nfteen and seven-tenths feet l15.D TO
the southeast corner OF lot seven %
thence running northeasterly, ninety
(9O) feet to the northeast corner Of
lot seven (D, thence running north
sixty-three (62) degrees west, fifty (50)
six (6). thence southwesterly along
the westerly line Of lot six (6) twenty
one and four tenths feet GID TO a point,
thence south seventy-six and eight
tenths feet (76.S) 10 the place Of begin
ming containing three thousand three
hundred and tweaty-three and one
baif square feet (3323). Also lots
eight (s) and nine 90 IN II. W. SohTs
sixth addition 10 the city Of Ham
mond, Ind, also lots thirteen I3) and
fourteen 90 in block one % in II
". SohPs fourth addition to the city
OF Hammond. Ind. That said real es-
tate, will sell for its fun appraised
CYNTHIA W. SOHL.
12-14-15d. Guardian.
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Money TO Loan

In any amount on short notice, g
real estate or personal property. ~
stinson Bros. Attorneys ct Law,
Stenographsr and notary in offioe. AL
inquiries strictly confidential. Suits
I05, First National Bank Building.
HamRond md.
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Gaines Coins a New Word.

Washington, Dec. 10. = Representa-
tive Gaines, Of Tennessee, coined a
new word in the house while correct
ing the Record. He spoke of some Of
the changes as interpolated pencil
aneous' writing on the stenographer's
copy, and said they gave a wholly diff
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1906-12-19

NO Il Daily. Chicago Exp. 500 am
NO 81 Daily, Pacific Exp. $40 am
NO. 81 Daily ex- Sunday. Chicago
Local s:55 am
NO. 80 Daily eG Sunday. Chicago
AAIress '...-.............1l: am
NO Daily, Chicago Exp. 2:O6 pm
NO. 80 Daily ex. Sunday, Grand
RAPIDS Chicago Exp. 4:0s pm
NO. Daily ex. Sunday. Chicago
...-.-.......... 6:12 pm
NO. ~ Daily ex- Sunday, KaIa-
mazoo, Chicago Local. 7:nS pm
NO. - Sunday only. Kalamazoo
~"tcaso Local ............. s;1s pm
L e. DICKINSON. Ticket Agent.
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Wisconsin Coal Dealers.

Milwaukee, Dec. 19.-The winter SEES
sion of the Illinois and Wisconsin Re
tail Coal Dealers association opened in
Milwaukee with a meeting Of the ex-
ecutive committee. The principal
business consisted in the hearing of
complaints of both wholesalers and re
tailers.
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Keep an Open Mind, Your Majesty

London, Dec. 19.-King Edward was
a guest at dinner of Mr.. and Mrs.
William George -Bentinck,
where Agnes and julius Zancig
thought readers, gave an exhibition
King Edward himself entered with
much zest into the performance and
personally tested the powers of the
readers. He declared himself amazed.
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Mayor schnitz Ready for Trial.

San Francisco, Dec. 10. = Mayor
Eugene 2. Schmitz announced in court
that he was through with delays and
was ready for trial. This statement
came apparently as a surprise to Abra-
ham Ruef, who promptly leaned over
and conferred in whispers with his at
torncys
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HOLIDAY EXCURSIONS.

The Erie railroad will sell holiday
excursion tickets to all points IN G. p.
A. territory. Tickets on sale Dec. %
rs. "a, 25. %, so, 81. 1905, and Jan. i
1907. Return limit Jan 2. bob
1T-2wks
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Australian Gold Nuggets

Melbourne, Dec. 19.-Several big
gold nuggets were discovered recently
near Tarnagulla, and two were found
Monday weighing respectively 967 and
373 ounces, the largest seen IN Austria
liza in forty years.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1906-12-19

story published here this afternoon
Champion James J. Jefries has agreed
To fight once more, and viii be seen in
finish battle for the worlds heavy
weight title next July.
The big fellow, angry over the talk
that big Jack Johnson had driven him
into retirement, today. so the story
goes, sent his acceptance of the $50
600 purse offered by Tex Rickard for
him to meet Johnson, and now the
match is as good as made
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Conferring on the Education Bin.

OOnfeFr1ng on the Education Bill.
London, Dec. 19.-Conferences were
held between the political leaders Of
both houses Of parliament in an en-
deavor to reach an agreement on the
education bill, but were without result.
They will be resumed.
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e25 TO Texas and Return Via the Wab-

The Wabash sells homeseekers' ex-
cursion tickets from Chicago to the
principal points in Texas at s25 for the
round trip. If you are interested. ad-
wise US your objective point and we
will send you interested printed matter
with itinerary showing time, etc. F. II.
Tristram. A c. P. A. 81 Adams street,
Chicago.
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san Francisco Dec 1s-There was
some good sport at Emeryville track
yesterday and the attendance was
large. on the race over the Futurity
course Hersain stood a fierce drive and
did not finch at the finish. The Thora
handicap was won by Shot Gun, eased
up, after he raced Collector Jessup
into submission.
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W ANTED-For the U. a. army. able
bodied men. unmarried, between the
ages Of 81 and 80; of good character
and temperate habits, who can speak,
read and write English. For informa-
ton apply at Recruiting Office, 90 State
street, Hammond, Ind, or 323 South
State street, Chicago, Ill.-12-4 cod
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MICHIGAN CENTRAL.

Inc Niagara Falls Route.
ne Following time table goes into
So on the Michigan Central r. r.
Trains East.
4>o Daily ex- Sunday. Detroit
- Observation-Disclosures. 1883 ara
NO. - Daily ex. Sunday. Grand
Rapids ESp
NO. ~ Daily ex- Sunday. Kalama-
-, .'--............. s'55 pm
MS Daily ex. Sunday. Grand
Rapids. EXP. - s.os
70 no Daily. Detroit Exp..10:47 I'm
w. % Daily. Atlantic Exp. 12.4s am
NO. Il due at Hammond at s:4r n.
u VIII stop to take on passengers for
halSma7Qo and points east thereof
no, 10 doe at Hammond at 1I:1o a. M.
WI stop TO take or passengers for
I9unalo and points east thereof. wnsn
advance notice is given.
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WANTED-Position by stationery en-
gineer, technical graduate; Is years
experience; first class references. Ad-
dress Lake County Times-12-173t-
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WANTED-Girl for general housework.
One that will move with family to
Crown Point Jan. LIST. Apply r. ;.
Carter, IA State street.-12- If.
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Efforts are being made to send a
special train of Chicago sporting men
o Tonopah. A lot of Herman's friends,
eaded by E. Klein, 211 Van Buren,
street. are endeavoring TO make the
necessary arrangements.
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PENNSYLVANIA LINE.

Daily. Daily except Sunday. Sun
day only.
Black-face figures indicate P. H.;
light-fa figures A. NJ
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EhAE kAlLROAD

Effective sunday. No IS. 1906.
West bound.
No. 27-5:45 a. m, daily ex. Sunday.
No. Is: u a. M. daily.
No. $3.50 a m. daily.
No. $3.50 a. m. daily.
No. 3-4:4S p. m, daily.
No. 5-11-1o:1O p. m, daily.
no. 1850 p. m, daily ex. Sunday.
No. 23-1O:05 a m, daily.
Enst Bound.
Nc. 4-11:5S a. m, daily.
No. 1O-6:O2 p. m, daily.
No. S-1O:25 p. m. daily.
No. 12.-1:35 a m, daily.
No. 22-S:1o a. m. daily ex. Sunday
No. 24-S:25 p. NJ. daily.
No. 26-6:15 p. m. daily.
No. 2S-6:55 p: m, daily ex. Sunday
A NJ. DEWEESE. Agent
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WANTED-Board and room by refined
married couple; private family per
ferred convenient to business district
Apply TINES
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The Lake County Times reaches co.
600 readers every day. Reach them
with a want ad..
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WANTED-Lady boarder Call Y South
Holman street. or telephone 4163.-
12-12-tf.
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WANTED-About ten sales ladies at
Ruhstadts -1z-lS-SI
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WANTED-Boarders sos Indiana av-
enue -12-17-tf
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Ithaca, n. Y, Dec. 1S.-The chaos and
confusion created in the Cornell foot
ball camp by the sudden departure of
Glenn s. Warner for Carlisle was salts
factorily cleared up last night when
the athletic council selected Henry
Schoelkopf and Morris Halliday two
former Cornell stars, to act as field
coaches for the football team next
fall. The professional head coach has
been discarded, and hereafter a sys-
tenn of graduate coaching will be in
augurated.
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Want Column

wANTED-Three to six room cottage.
address J. Hester. 1917 Avenue L,
South hicago.-12-18-3t-
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WANTED-GirI for general house work
no washing. Apply 33 Carroll street.
-12-19-3t.
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WANTED-Mtddle aged woman as
housekeeper References required.
Good wages to right party. Apply at
Gas office. Hammond. ..l2-l8-tf.
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FOR RENT-Furnished rooms; all mod
ern convenience, Apply 861 South
Holman street. phone 1862. D. A. Paugh
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New York, Dec 1S.-"Tex" Richard
Nevada prize fight promoter. announced
last night his Willingness TO give a
$4,000 purse for a battle with James
]. Jeffries, champion of the world, as
the central figure. Rickard wants
Jeffries to fight philadelphia jack
O'Brien and Tommy" Burns to finish
in one ring on the same day. the event
to take place at Goldfeld early in May.
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CANDIES AND ICE CREAM

Read THE LAKE COUNTY TIMES
for latest news of Calumet district.
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Madison, Vic. Dec. 1S.-Edward H.
Ten Eyck. who has been coach of the
Barge Rowing club of Philadelphia the
last three years, was today elected
coach Of the Wisconsin university
crews for the coming season. This
action was taken by the board Of uni
versity regents on recommendation of
President Van Hise, and means that
Wisconsin Will in all probability send
freshmen and varsity crews to the an
nual Poughkeepsie regatta next June.
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Carter's first class livery and under
taking. open day and night. ambulance
calls answered promptly 5-2stf
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The name OF the Erlebach Planning
Mill is changed to the Invalid Appt.
ance and Cabinet Mfg, Co. 4o6-4os-41o-
412 Indiana avenue. telephone 1871
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Naw York, Dec. 1s.-According to a
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1906-12-25
PIONEER NEVADANS SAW PREACHER
ONLY AT VERY LONG INTERVAL
estyfen Missionary Found pM of His Church Playing Faro;
Caused Stampede
Wasn't All Christian

through his parish that missionary ira
veled thirteen hundred miles.
The work is still pioneer work, but
new churches are being built, new fields
organized, and more ministers secured
Not even in the palmy days of the
Comstoek were the people of Nevada
as well provided with opportunities for
religious worship as at the present
time. There are eight resident pastors
of Presbyterian churches in the State
and the membership is about 500. which
is not inconsid cradle when you recall
that a person may travel for 100 miles
or more in Nevada without meeting a
hum an being. At this time of material
development foundation is being laid
that will influence the moral and spir-
itual life of the people in the years
to come.
Not only has Eastern Nevada stimu-
lated the religious life of the State. but
she has taken the lead in educational
matters. In Elko the State University
was first established under the able
management of Hon. f. S. Harrington
The buildings still remain, but the
center of population moving westward,
the seat of the University has changed
to Reno. In Elko, also, the first county
high school in Nevada was established
in 1896. Today there are nearly hun
dred students, six teachers and a full
preparatory school of study. Professor
E. E. Game has given three years of
continuous labor in raising the stan
dard of study and to him the present
condition is largely due.
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Elko county, and which mas since been
divided into four distinct and separate
fields, namely. Elko, Wells, Starr Val
ley and Lamoille. At Lamoille 2. new
building has recently been erected at a
cost of $4,000, which is said to be in
style and finish as fine a church $ can
be found in the West, Eastern Nevada
can boast of having what may be called
the largest parish in the United States.
One Of our missionaries has a parish
one-half the size of Pennsylvania. The
length of it north and south is two
hundred and twenty-five miles Follow
him on pastoral tour among. the
ranches. The second day out he found
people who had never heard sermon
or seen a minister. In one ranch he
found an old Bible left by the great.
great grandmother Of the family. Halt
the leaves were gone. That fragment
was all they had. That Sunday he was
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as though it too would follow the crowd
if it could. The people all ran to the
depot, and waited about fifteen minutes
when the train came. The trainmen
and the few passengers stopped there
for dinner, but not a man or woman
returned to the church Mr.. Byers
meanwhile walked about the church.
full of anxiety whether the dead man
would be buried or not About the
time the train left, he began to toll the
bell again, when the people began to
return slowly to the church, but not
as many returned as had Been there
previous to the coming of the train.
He then preached sermon from Amos,
4th chapter, 18th verse, after which
the body of H. H. Peyton was carried to
the hill above the church and buried
IN lionel yspot among the sage brush. -
For many years the only Presbyter-
ian work carried on in Eastern Nevada
was that located at Elko, which be-
came the center of an extensive work in
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to have baptized seven children and re-
ceived three into the church. But it
could not be done. for they were all at
a baseball game-mother, children,
prospective church members-all.
The missionary went on. Another
camp-a family of FIVE children, all
grown up. They had lived there TWEEN
ty-one years and never before had a
minister of any denomination been in
that house A young man, nineteen
years old, never had seen church nor
attended service. Next day the
whole family was baptized and received
into the church.
The missionary went on. He reached
settlement and asked a woman how
long since they had had preaching
there.
"Well ~ she said, ~ have lived here
twenty nine years and there has been
none in that time. -
And there he preached to men and
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women twenty and thirty years old
who never had attended service.
The missionary went on. On two
hours notice at the next settlement
the school-house was crowded The sa-
loonkeeper took up the collection. IF
any hesitated to give he Publicly called
on them to tshell OUT saying the
preacher must live as well as they.
The missionary pushed on and came
to the next settlement. There he
preached to the most complete audience
he had ever had. IT numbered only
twelve. but that number included ey-
erybody in the locality.
He had sixty miles to make the next
day to reach his appointment. and was
fifteen minutes late. The congrega tion
was assembled. Willing away those if
teen minutes by arranging for dance
altar tho service In that little outing
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His Own Manufacture.

Sir William Bailey "playc.. this
off," as he expressed It, at dinner
at which the late Cardinal Vaughan
sat near to him. Where did you get
that bit of history FROM" the cardi-
nal asked. 81 didn't get 1t from any
where" Sir William answered. Il
make history as 30 on
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1906-12-25

Remarkable was a strike OF deaf
and dumb workmen in Australia.
These silent workers had strong
union, and when they gathered in the
street around the beleaguered factory
and excitedly began to wriggle their
fingers at each other the sight was
worth seeing. 1t is said that much un.
lawful and riot provoking language
was used without one word being
spoken.