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The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1906-11-17
PERSONALS

! Mr.. Z. I. Weeks was visito
to Franklin the early part of TIN
week.
Mr. Chas. O'Neil. of Franklin
WAS in town Tuesday, and Was greet
ed by many Of his friends
Miss II. McLaurin of LAFAYETTE WA
here on Satcrday ana SUNDAY visit
ing her sister Miss Sorintha McI.aurir
Nj. J. J. Forgey, after spend
ing a few days here with his fan
jly left on last Monday morning
Nh. T. j. GAMER of Gibson
La was a pi"aSent caller at oul
Office on "wednesday morning.
Mrs. Kennedy arrievd here Oh
Tuesday from CemleviIle, La Oh
a Visit to her daughter Mrs
Warren Young.
Mrs, {. {. Kramer left to.
day from Franklin, La to spend
the week with Mr.. and Mrs.
Wilbur Kramer.
Mrs. ID. Dimetry and daughter,
Miss lizzie, are expected home
to day from Houston, Tex. where
they have been visiting their re
lative, Mis- Louis Ncazy.
MIR. and Mrs. l. I. Dulaney ell
tertaihed Prof A. J. Dupuy and
wife of Jeanerette Oh Saturday.
Prof and Mrs Dupuy came up to
attend RIugling Bros circus.
Mr.. and Mrs. Il. II. M0lrel
of Ariel La, accompanied by
their little daughter arrived here
on last Friday to "take in "Rlng-
ling Bros. mammouth show"
Mr.. W. N. Gates, Of New Or
leans, was in town on Saturday
last, returning to his home on
Sunday afternoon. He hints
that there is a possibility of his
returning to this city in the fu-
ture to make his home here again.
Miss Annie Archer of New
Iberia, came over Sunday, ana
assisted in the production of The
Daughter of the Regiment, Mon
day and Tuesday nights. Miss
Acher's singing was heartily alb
plauded, and repeatedly encOred.
Idea.
Mr.. b. Y. Mouret, now of
ThibodauX, was visitor to this
city last week, meeting many of
his friends. He says that he
expects to return to ,Jeanerette
after the first of next January
and will make his home there
again.
w. L Evans, of Memphis,
was a caller at this Office Oh
asst Saturday evening. He is
The Travelling Passenger Agent
IF The Rock Island System and
-he Frisco System of railroads.
He was accompanied by j. +.
IOvan, Southwestern Passenger
gent of the Chicago and Alien
Z .ilway, vino claims that his
Dad is "the only way" Also.
~ IL. II. Everett, Southwestern
'dssenger Agent of Chicago and
Eastern Illinois Railroad. The |
hree gentleman expected to
'iSit the salt MINES at Averx'S |
nd the Evangelene Oak at st.
Iartlnvllle before leaving this
They were pleased
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1906-11-17
congregat.

Mrs. Henry L Smith entertained
in very delightful manner on yes
terday afternoon at her cozy home
e. Cenetr street. Those who were
i pattendance are unanimous in the
highest praise OF their hostess and
the charming manner in which the
evening was spent.
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1906-11-17

The Southern immigration aud
quarantine Convention at Nah.
Vile, Tenn finished its work and
adjourned Tuesday last to meet
next year at Birmingham. Ala.
iesola'ion "ifeIed by Or. { H.
Iron, Of Louisiana, favoring STATE
control Of quarantine was adopt
Z ~
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1906-11-17

Tie St. Mary Record, Frank
Inns new paper, says the Frank
lin Watchman of last Saturday
will appear today. The Watch
man accords it hearty welcome
and hopes it will assist in waking
up some of the sleepers to the
great advantages presented every
day, and to the obligations peo
pie owe TO their town, heir par
isl. and their State 1t is rumOr
ed on the street that it Will raise
the lld'' and gel INTO the political
lack pot. but as the Waterman
is not an occupant OF that handy
semi-circle, we don't give sumar-
kee If it carries off the pot. As
this fact however, is comparable
to the advance agent being
long ways ahead of the show
we will wait for its appearance
before developing a sentiment a.
long this line. Success to the
rev venture, and may it wake
them up from Cape Cod to pnr-
gatory. We will be right on the
ground in the ''crash of matter
and tie fall Of worls."
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1906-11-17

Mr.. J. Ii Kibllnger is prrra'.
.lns 70 open a watchmaker's ,stai
i'snment at III Julia stleet. He
" . practical matchmaker and
leweler, and h. wi make a spe.
c'ai feature Of working over old
!exelry and restoring it to attract
lveness and usefulness.
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1906-11-17

Congressman Pollard, # Ne.
braska, surprised the discussing
ofiepr Of the House by refusing
TO draw salary for time he did
not serve IN the House.
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1906-11-17

The Consuls were with us last
Saturday aftrnoon and Sunday leaving
Monday for visit to Avery's Island.
They were pleasant people and
seemed to enjoy the visit. They
were received by the City Officials
and the Board of Trade and shown
every courtesy by our people.
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1906-11-17

Mr.. Arthur Salton has this week
finished the tuning of the pipe orga n
ia the Episcopal Church, beside the
making of some minor repairs.
This puts the instrument in prime
condition again to the delight of the
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1906-11-17

Mr.. Jno II lay Tor has on ex
hlbition at his drug store stalk
Of sugar cane from Mr.. Charles
Smede's rlantatian, near Cade
station. The striking feature of
this stalk is thefact that it forks
and has two heads-a thing not
often seen.
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1906-11-17

Attorneys representing Judge
George X. Fayrot issued a state
ment at Baton Rouge, La III
which they allege that DR.. Al
drich circulted slauderous reports
which forced Jnd se Favrot to act
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1906-11-17

W. 6. Tebtn.t Of New Or
leans. the furniture dealer, has
been suggested by the Evansville
Courier (Ind.,) as a candidate for
the Vice Presidency of the
United States.
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1906-11-17

We regret to hear that Mr. r.
D. Etie has resigned his posi-
ton with Messra, Caffery &
Martel to accept another at Sc
gura, La-Franklin Banner.
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1906-11-17
WHAT IS KEEPINGx0U
from owning yourown home!
-r-A|'effa ound1fg Association.

mo. l.. Sullivan, the the ex.
champion pugilist. spent a night
in New Orleans this week. while
on his way to Florida.
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1906-11-17

Pres den. Hoosevelt viii, i j.
said, recommend radical IeSisIa-
tion on the subjtcS-4L %ea aT1 Il and
its encroachments in his annual
message 10 Congress.
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1906-11-17

If a calm proceeds every storm
and a sto,m fellows tyely calm
then We may lock forw ard TO some
mighty lively work in railroad
building pretty soon.
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1906-11-17

NJ a. s'.'nc gas blowout in wei,
on s ! :. the Jennings Haywood
s,s,s '1 !. lifted loo feet of
~ p'pe, smashed the derrick
Z. l'sed machinery. The we'll
"a, ''O''ed after a three hours
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1906-11-17

hat do YOU care whetIe,
Roosevelt Inns agaiH, or Hearst
beats bryan TO the Democratic
nomination. OF who runs 10,
Governor of houisi ,oa, s'leri fl
cleik, Judge or police juryman
If you don't pay your poll tax
you will have nothing to say
about it. You VIII be politica
eunuch, lncabab,e Of begetting a
vote to help your friend or beat
your enemy. Lake Charles Press.
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1906-11-17

Will buy from 500 20 500
Coffee Sacks at SC each.
Apply promptly to
JNO. w. LANE,
New Iberia, La
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1906-11-17

Inc work of placing the tiles on
su' 'ol OF the aylor building
: vas Stated day before yesterday
NV oa''d'ng now gives fair pro
4''e " being the neatest and most
: s"c'''e strnctur, in the city.
ton.
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1906-11-17

The regular examination for
Louisiana public school teachers
will be held Dee 20, II and -
in all parishes Orleans excepted
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1906-11-17

"The New Enterprise" of
OF 'Iaquemine, la, comes to
our exchange table this week, in
its initial number. The name
of A. J. Reynolds appears at
the masthead as editor and pro
prietor. Mr.. Reynolds, some few
years ago, was connected for a
short while with tris journal
The paper is neat and interesting
DR.. GuStave de Mousabert died
Monday morning at his old home
IN New Orleans. He had lust
returned to the Crescent CITY
three days before with his bride
from C'de, La, 20 spend their
honeymoon, when he WIS strick
en- with heart disease. He had
located at Cade as a physician.
There he won the heart and hand
OF, Mss Noemi Picheloupe and
they were married last week.
His remains were laid to rest IN
the st. Louis Cemetery at New
Orleans.
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1906-11-17

Augustus Ito his iancee)-
Couldn't you kiss me little more
afTectiOnately, dear.
Arabella-Well, | do my best;
and you are The first Que hat has
ever complained" Elk
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1906-11-17

The Louisiana STATE Far opens
today at Shreveport ana VIII con
.:a,o until the - til instant.
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1906-11-17

~ wonder Why il's so easy for a
'" % get engaged at a summer
'o"k INTO one of those
SUMNER hotel mirrors."
EYES,
'e'l' when a girl sees herself
| ~, :, y Tho e she's ready to ac-
almost anybody. Ciereyauey
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1906-11-17

We noticed on the freight
train enroute to Eunice Tuesday.
he side of the caboose was bad.
Is shattered. Perhaps the sher-
1T Of Abbrvllle tries to dyna-
mite tae trains that pass through
his town too Midland Enterprisp
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1906-11-17

me Delcamhrc Commercial
college, which was cstabl he'd
Sorme years ago by Pro. \. NJ
Helcambne, has been converted
int" Il stock company, and capa.
tailed At 80 900 The stock
has been take" Hugely by the
people Of Errini',on. Pro. DtI
rAmbre proposes by this means
20 make his school larger and
more comprehensive, aud t. great
~ extend it's influnce
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1906-11-17
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The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1906-11-17

One of the pleasant and highl,
enjoyable events of the season
was the "At Home" given by Mrs
Edward I. Weeks on Wednesday
Nov. 14th.
A series of games were played
after which a delicious two course
luncheon was charming'y served
10y the Misses Decuir and Agnes
Mesteyer.
The following ladies were Mrs.
Weeks guests: Misses Mona Nc.
MahOn, Ria Schwlng. and Julia
Decuir, Mesdames T. Don Foster,
Nina Johnson, J. w. Berwick, r.
5. Mcmahon, J. G. Leblanc, Chas.
Provost, Chas Roy, F. Schwing,
G. IL. Lee, t. Conrad, l.. o. Hack
er, r. Moore, \. DeBlanc, A. Su
berblelle, c. r. Hine, F. Dietlien,
A. Estorgc, G. Outhnalte, 4. F.
Hngsette, NJ Galliand. w. l.
Burke, NJ Farley, and F. F.
Willard
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1906-11-17

sl.s - ueneral William Rafus
lsasa :. J. A, re,ireG, died a.,
|,l y. ~. Monday, Nov. -, a,
Ill. I. " tapt. W, II. Next
i. :. :. asa.in-law, tupny miles
\ ,I,ss.. basrrsdslJ, Gal aftr,
I'M 4. Of seven days, de-
ss,h,,, oesi medical arte,,,ou
u. y Califorlri,. lie was
IN ' ' q The American
y aha IN ls.s ''"''
LEND
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1906-11-17

Hon. J. A. Mcllhenney, of
Avery's Island, this parish, per
sonal friend of President Roose-
welt, an exmember Of the Rough
itIders, a Democrat and one of
the leading manufacturers of ia
oasco sauce in the South, will
probably be appointed a member
OF the Civil Service Commission to
I'LL the vacancy created 10y the
appointment Of Afford W. Cooley,
of New York, as Assistant Attor
ney General.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-08-09
WESTERN MARKET LETTER.

Special Correspondence.
Stock Yards, Kansas City, No, Aug.
6.-Although there was a decrease Of
10000 cattle in the receipts last week,
as compared With the previous week.
total supply 1900 head. the market
made only the small gain OF 8 10 10
cents and closed the week dull az that.
Supply OF range cattle here was con.
fined TO guarantees, and was less than
half the usual volume In that division
but az the northern markets unusual
numbers OF rangers appeared and as
tonished the trade by the quality and
finish they carried for 50 early In The
season. Buyers took very kindly To
them, and other grades suffered from
the support thus removed. This infu-
ence had a had effect here on beef
grades. stockers and feeders picked up
noticcshly last week as beneficial rains
have fallen IN many districts where
pastures were pretty well burned up.
This has rot only helped the demand
for stockers and feeders, but has tended
toward keeping down the supply OF cat .
Tie today, run here 1900 head. same
"a last Monday, other markets lightly
supplied. prices strong 10 10 higher on
Killing cattle. stock cattle 10 10 Is high
~. the latter selling ~ $50 70 ass main
~. outside Of the Colorado grass steers
az 400 and COWS az 800 noted last Mon
day. No range cattle have been here
from the west. Panhandle cows sold
today A. 92S 10 40, veals, 2.50 10 $50,
bulls. 100 TO 22j.
The small supply OF 1900 sheep and
lambs arrived last week. mainly titan
feeding wethers and Arizona lambs
The market was strong ell week. but
practically no gain was made IN prices
supply il less than 1000 today, and
market not az all tested. but the feel-
ing Is naturally strOger Spring lambs
sell At 6.7j to $50 yoarlings up to b.75
Vethers. 5.5; ewes for slaughter. 500,
an decent stock within a quarter Of
these figures breeding ewes IN extra.
ordinary demand AZ AS 10 b;5, fteding
wethsrs. ass 10 As The Utah STUFF
mas called for many complaints Of laol
a quality from killers. and bulk Of
Il 50 Tar has been taken by feeders. Z
few loads % weihers last week foi
slaughter az As 70 5.co. No rdho STUFF
has been here yet Prospects favoi
lsht receipts here for awhile. with cor,
responding strength IN the market
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-08-09
Then Mrs. Reed ACCentuateS
Deed by Taking Her Own Life
with Revolver.
HER VICTIM A SALT LAkER.
lie Was John T. Mahon Whose Par
ents Reside In THIS City and Whose
own Home Was Also Here.

Frenzied by her lovers attention to
another woman. Mrs. Lola Reed shot
and instantly killed John T. Mahon. and
then ended her own life with q bullet
from the same revolver The shooting
took place At the home Of Mrs. Luella
Cool Walker, al Oakland. Cal, whore
Mrs. Reed resided Mahon was for
many years a resident Of salt Lake.
where his parents stl live.
Tho announcement from oakland o.
the murder and suicide is brief, IT APP
pears tina, Mahon went 10 that city
from San Francisco. AZ the dental par
lors VI Mrs.. Dr Walker Mahon met
Mrs. Reed. who was an assistant 10 The
office aid al tho same time member
Of the Walker household An attach
meut spfsug Up between Mahan and
Mrs. Reed. &c is Said ana Jealousy on
the par, Of The woman caused the ter
T.ble crime that terminated two lives.
The mother and sister OF young Ma
| hon are ~ Los Angeles They had In
| tended shortly 10 visit their son and
| brother in Oakland. The father, Thom-
/ as Mahon. Is at the family home go
west First South street. this city. lie
Is quite aged is in ill health and Is
alone On the house The first ntimation
/ Of his sons death came TO him from
] Roy =. Petty, a friend Of the deceased.
who had received q telegram from an
! Oakland undertaken stating that
| young Mahons body was al the morgue
and that there were no funds with
| which To- bury the remains.
Nj Mahon, ST., could tell nothing Of
The circumstances that led 10 the kill
Inc Of MS sen The old gentleman said
that himself and family came here from
| Denver in 1883. The son was born IN
the Colorado city and after coming
fere had attended the public schools
For some time he bad resided on The
toas. returning TO salt Lake for a Wis
Il with his parents only occasionally
The father is arranging 10 have hii
sons remains brought home for inter
| ment
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-08-09

Yesterday about i o'clock. a. m. shee
received q massage treatment ana
during the time this occupied. was
An "a ioyial frame OF mind. Apparent
~ she was feeling better than FOR
some lime past, when suddenly she
was aricken with death. The cause
was assigned 10 the breaking Of
blood vessel IN the brain.
Tho deceased was born at Nephi,
April so. 1888, and was the daugh-
tel 81 Adelbert and Mary Ann Parkes
Cazier. The father was az one ume
prominent business man OF JudO
county and represented bis district III
a session OF the legislature he Is
now a resident of Canada. Mrs. Cazier
Is al Nephl, aud Is Frustrated with
grief at her daughters death
Miss Cazlor was a most loveaols
Young lady. She was beautiful IN
face and form and was possessed OF
sweetness ~ disposition that en-
deared her TO all who knew her After
leaving the public schools Of Nsphi'
She entered the University OF lUh'
and upon being graduated therefrom
took up the vocation o. teaching. she
taught four years IN the schools Of
Juab county, and was engaged for the
coming year.
Prominent In social circles, an earn.
est and energetic Church worker and
foremost I'm other lines Of public en-
deayor, Miss Cazier enjoyed vide
acquaintance. and the news Of her
unexpected demise Will be deeply tel'
I'm the county where she was born
and where she spent most Of the brief
but useful years Of her life.
Immediately upon hearing the news
Of the young lady's death relatives
came 20 this city. and they will take
the remains 10 Nephl this evening
where the funeral will be held and
where interment will take place,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-08-09
SOCIAL AND
PERSONAL.

IL II q
and Donald Prles'iy Vas so'eihilteSu ~
INC tempe yesterday, Sn1 . az 49, l1s "a
ielse leeep'.oil Nas n ,, Az -, NJ y
.he bFide taFeh's. M', az a. daooroted
Williams, ihg Ioon,s ue,us d,gersnt
Wilh pro- uslVn o' ,.oN,.' ~ hr,d.s-
coloIs' MIS- nora ftrIE "a -,
maid ana hueo rts,Isol ~" 49, ,H 81
man Nn,'e d nql','e' ~ a.e s" .ss,stea
In receiving ana seI 1ag ,,,di "V ond She
KoNn " az ~ w." Nice Fsrry's gown
VAS OF Whlle nun """ "'' 0''N'
Nhlte sweet peas
,., i..,.,
Mrs paNlo heiIn uas $50 -. Va
nesday'
a.
Harry Green OF ms cNN aII N'Ss
Turner Of Morgan we're narriee ID ths
temple yesterday, and alter oIlaa'
trip will reside ~ this CITY,
- -,
Miss Emily Curtis has gone 10 LOS
Allttit0 A't 't''' 80!
guest Of honor at d luncheon given by
Mrs d. e. Jackllng az the country
club yesterday, the table beins decorat'
guests being present. \ game Of
bridge followed, prizes being awarded
Mrs. Reeves. Mrs. Hale and the cues
Mr and Mrs. Russell Tracy are hom'
Brighton.
gave reception at their home las
night. in honor o. visiting frsend
from Portland. about 50 being present
Mr.. and Mrs. z. A. DIX entertalne'
/ informally at dinner last night cover
1 ~. ,,,s..srul,,n Fannie and Ela
- ..,-. ...-..f,.- e..
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-08-09
HAD A BANNER YEAR.
CT. l., Owner Of Utah Fuel COM
pany in a Prosperous Condition.

The colorado Fuel & Iron company.
owner of the Utah Fuel company,
earned. IN round numbers, $4,000" dur
Ing the fiscal year ended June - This +
record earnings for the company and Is
almost Nonpp in excess o. last year
csrnlngs. which were Ns.tl5,Hl
The annual report Of the {. T. l.,
giving details az earnings, viii he sent
No lie stockholders this Afternoon. IL
shows that earnings Increased IN al the
dcpartmeuts ~ the company, and that
All branches are being rapidly expanded.
For the hrsi time IN years me company
has a surplus after paying az ehatses.
However. this will not do the slockholdets
of common stock much good, as TIE SUI
plus viii be used 10 pay the qencih 81
rast wars Yet t indicates that much
urosncrity Is IN store Tor the big insttu-
lion and that n received IS share a the
steel business during the past wear. 49,
The net earnings show ieual hanie
Increase. This showing is due mainly 20
he Increase "a business but me econoinic
msnagcmtut q President frank j.
TrarUc las much % do With the increase.
lie has cub down The cost or OBJ iaung
expenses 90 that the COMPANY u besln-
Ming 20 make money This feducuon IN
expenses has been made without redue-
Ing the wages OF ne employee
meat by stephen Little of New York
Who verified The report Of Auditor j. A
Writer.
Mr. Hearns IN 'he forewoId tells N,
stockholders that several million dollars
worth % Improvements were ordered oul'
ing the year and that when al tnr new
furnaces are IN working order he out'
put ~ the Pueblo plant viii DC grtauy
increased
The coal department shows 4 health'
Increase IN earnings. due mainly 20 fh'
absence Of any labor difficulties
The report u given 20 the public y
weeks earlier than last year ILe ON
clsls say there il no special signihcanc'
! IN giving Il out now. rather than in oc
| tobef al the time Of the annual meeting
as the custom hiss been.
The report says that many new In
/ pfoyemenis will Be made az ne plan
| during The present tsCal year and that D
will be put n FIRST class shape.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-08-09
HEALING GOSPEL.

The Rev. ]. c, Warren, pastor OF
Sharon Baptist Church, Belair,Gs says
OF Electric Bltters: ITS Godsend
10 mankind. II cured me OF lame back,
stiT Joints. and complete physical COL
lapse. I was so weak IL took me half
an hour TO walk a mile. Two bottles Of
Electric Bltters have made me so
strong I have Just walked three miles
N 20 minutes and feel like walking
three more" It's made new man OF
me" Greatest remedy for weakness
and all Stomach. Liver and Kidney
complaints. Sold under guarantee AZ
2. c. NJ. I. drug store, li2-ui So, Main
81. Price SOC,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-08-09
CHILDREN IN PAIN

Never cry a. DO children who are suffer
lng from hunger Such 10 the cause Of all
haby's who cfy and are treated for SICK.
res.. when they really are suffering frou
hunger THIS is cauted from their food
not being sssimllated but dtyoured by
worms a Few doses a. whites Cream
Vermifuge will cause them 20 cease cry.
ing and begin 20 thrive ~ once Give Il 4
trlsl sold IS ? G NJ 7 DRUG Dept ~
and ill South Main street. B
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-08-09

The roaring heard when the hano
covers the eal has been traced by a
physiological cXperimtntor TO the NUS
Giles OF the palm ana arm when AZ
work Tho sound was absent when
the ear was closed By a book, and The
roar became louder as the tension Of
the muscles was increased