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The Ellensburg dawn. [volume] (Ellensburg, Wash.) 1898-1914, 1906-07-26
THE SHEPHERD

There are exceptional possibilities in
well grown rape for fattening lambs II
il IS fed with proper Judgment and
care. 1t supplies vast amount Of
food that the lambs are very fond of,
and as it withstands drought and early
frost better than most succulent fod.
ders it IS a crop that may be relied
upon with AT least common certainty.
Quick Fattening of Lambs.
In trial with fourteen lambs a
mixture of bran. cornmeal and linseed
meal gave an average weekly gain Of
81 pounds, extending over period
OF twelve weeks During the first
three weeks the mixture was three
parts of bran and one part of linseed
meal, and during the remaining nine
weeks ii was two parts OF bran, one
part of cornmeal and one part of lin.
seed meal. The lambs each ate 421
pounds of the mixture during the
twelve weeks. which cost 81 cents. As
good authority as Or. James Witty.
comhe OF oregon considers it clear that
cornMeal is the leading food to feed
young lambs for quick and profitable
fattening. Bran probably ranks next,
and with these linseed meal may usual.
~ be fed in small quantities TO advau.
tage.
Timely sheep Practice.
The sheep should be shorn early. 10
keep them from suffering from the
heat.
They should be got on pasture
early. so that the grass does not get
too coarse and rank before they are
turned out
The sheep should be given hay In the
barn In the morning and evening, III
order 70 keep up the food supply and
TO prevent them from securing, which
is often caused by the quick change
from hay 10 Cra>S.-Farm Journal.
scrub Lambs Improbable.
AS 4 result Of Stsme Investigations
the Wyoming experiment station states
that there IS no real profit in putting
small scrub lambs on expensive feeds
and trying 70 finish them in short
feeding period. Lambs of better blood
are needed for such intense feeding
and only the picked class Of most OF
the range lambs will do for fattenins
for short periods.
Not In the sheep business.
Ephrurl ELS ne had 10 scratch burned
hard 70 keep ahead.
But he always kept three dogs.
He couldn't Keep 6 dollar bill TO save MI
i.:e they said.
But IL always kept three dogs. :.
He said he :,!-h; have been some one "
Re ! had hal; chSnce,
But gett.n grub from day TO day gave
E?hrlnl sach a dance
He revc~ gct where he could shed the
patches ~ h.s pants.
But he always KEEP. three dogs
The Hoof still Golden.
Seemingly in the last decade OF the
nineteenth century ord.ilry farmers
grew forgettul u the fact that sheep
have golden feet; but, if so, they nave
renented OF making that mistake ana
have taken % Shepherding again re-
marks the Mark Lane Express.
Sheep shearings.
The shepherds dag hangs high-ne''
er higher than today.
Don't lose sic,.- Of the Importance Oh
regular feeding.
Do nor expect breed to offset MIS-
management
The eve Will fail of in milk just as
h1r fppOluS
The Ellensburg dawn. [volume] (Ellensburg, Wash.) 1898-1914, 1906-07-26

in ar. pour boiling water over u COW
err. and let stand over night. Allow
teaspoon alum 70 each gallon vinegar.
which makes them crisp ana green.
but is not enough TO be injurious to
health. Heat vinegar TO boiling. add
spices, If liked, and pour over cucun
bers. placing bits Of horse-radish ROOT
among the pickles and over the top.
Canned Cueumb,rs.
Peel medium sized cucumbers and
slice thin. sprinkle with salt and 4
very little powdered alum and let
sand hours. Drain and ru; into
+ nit lars and add cold vinegar to Gov
er. and A few whole pepper and
mustard seeds. Pour a deSSer; spoon
Of olive oil over the top Of each ar
and seal Fine for salads. or 70 serve
with meat or fish in winter, Sliced
onions can be added 10 the cucumbers
when they are opened. il liked.
Canned Corn.
Gu, corn from COS carefully not 20
get any of the cob IN wiki the corn.
cook 10 10 l. minute, in enough water
to prevent scorchiug. then for every
> Q,s corn add | tablespoon Of the So
luton made by di>,oivinE o. tar;ar.c
The Ellensburg dawn. [volume] (Ellensburg, Wash.) 1898-1914, 1906-07-26
PROBABLEi INDIGESTION.

My hens are dying,they gargle and
seem TO be smotheaing. Phlegm come
up in the thvoa, and chokes them.
Dropping are green and soft Heads
are red until Just before they die.
hen heads turn black. Gu opening
one | found the liver very large. They
are IA, and lack appetite. Crop ap-
pears 10 be iu.l .; wind anu water
The Ellensburg dawn. [volume] (Ellensburg, Wash.) 1898-1914, 1906-07-26
Dried Corn.

Pick corn when it is Just RICH; for
table Use. Take sharp knife and
run !, twice through the kernels and
>.raYe the cob. Have large kettle
II boiling water on tAe stove. cover il
Win = pan 10 1t over top Of kettle. put
corn into the pan and steam - minutes.
stirring occasionally. Mex: spread
corn Oh plates and dry ont OF doors. II
warm. Bat ii you cannot dry ont doors.
ory il il tie oven. leaving ,he doors
pen. because !ou 10 10; want to
brown it. After it : dried. roll with
. pin Eighty, PHI: i into 4 cloth bag.
ana hang beside ;ue kitchen range
ANTI. thoroughly dry. When wanted
.or use, Yut 10: 100 mueh, ana the
mex; morning you NJ, ina the water
: a. absorbed. Cook as you would
sweet corn.
The Ellensburg dawn. [volume] (Ellensburg, Wash.) 1898-1914, 1906-07-26

Dr.. to H. returned from ni'
v!s!. 70 the SQUAD Friday afternoon
.sr
The Ellensburg dawn. [volume] (Ellensburg, Wash.) 1898-1914, 1906-07-26

Scrub Lambs Unproflta BILE.

AS 4 result OF stme Investigations
the Wyoming experiment station states
that there is no real profit in putting
small scrub lambs on expensive feeds
and trying 70 finish them in short
feeding period. Lambs of better blood
are needed for such intense feeding.
and only the picked class Of most OF
the range lambs will do for fattenins
for ShO-- rariNIs
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-02-26

airance companies are as corrupt as
ever and indicates the steps that
must precede their real "punhcation"
The March issue is particularly
rich in readable articles. The current
insta' 'lment Of Cbarla Edward Rus
sells Soldiers Of the Common Good, /"
IS fun of the timely facts and aDec-
dotes relative to the railroad situa,
lions IN France. Italy and Great Brit
ain. The French railroads. which the
controls without owning,
and which are Obliged to conduct
themselves circumspectly under pen
atty Of forfdting their franchises
are The subject Of a particularly en-
tightening chapter. Some reasons for
The progress of Italy and the poverty
of ireland are explained 90 vivid de.
tail
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-02-26

a rife or shot gun. a Mauser pistol or
a revolver. rushed into the street and
either reported to the municipal au-
Bhorities for orders or hdItened 10 the
scene Of disturbance to fight independ
enfy.
Before Q O'Clock the whole native
ouars r was gwa1ming Ike a disturbed
ant hin. and Il Is not an exaggeration,
perhaps. 10 say tnat within the limits
Of the central district. between De
feuse creek and the bund. there were
POO 900 excited Chinese in the streetF
n soon became apparent. however
mat nlre-tenths Of these people were
not participating In the riot and that
the few thousands who we're actively
engaged in 60 Lacked cohesive Organi-
"a. ION and courage They would ydl
frauticaly throw stones. loot and un-
defended sncp or maui a Sikh police.
man to death with bamboo poles. but
WIlNu INh NNINNifFIH VNNANN NV VI
them with ban cartridges thy LOST
their nerve AMI gave way They asa
not venture TO kgI a European out-
rzht even when they had him in their
power if they happened 10 catch an
EuFi nman alone and unarmed they
stoned him. smashed his carriage OF.
fnrclcha. and perhaps beat him. but
thsy always stopped short Of murder
Tho only foreigners actually killed
wore sikh policemen from India whom
tho Chinese hat wi a deadly hatred
Between . and 10 o'clock IN the fore
Noon strong andHng parties Of marines
and blueiacl.ots came ~ bore from tno
British cruisers Astroa and Bouavon.
mro. the Italian cruiser Marco Polo.
me Gouan Tlnboat vaderlani and
me British Rnnboat CHo. and. with
t1zan or more marhiuo guns took pO
dtonB m fnUut Of the consulatos and
public buildings. m marched IN squad /
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-02-26
NO MAN IS STRONGER THAN
HIS STOMACH.

let the greatest athlete have dyspepsla
and his muscles would soon fail Physi-
rai strength is derived from food. II q
nanbaslDsufHcient food he loses strength.
m he has no food he dies Food Is con
verted into nutrition through the stOm
arb and bowels. II depends on the
strength OF the stomach 70 what extent
fopd eaten is dIgested and assimilated.
paouIp can die Of starvation who nave
abundant food Co eat when the stomach
and its associate organs OF digestion ana
nutrition do not perform their duty.
TLu. the stomach is really the vital or
gan of the body. n the stomach Is weak
tHp body will be weak also, because 10 Is
unpp tho stomach the body relies for its
strrurfb. And AS the body, considered as
a whole. Is made up Of It's several mem
bors and organs sO the weakness ot the
body as % consequence Oi weak stOm-
ach will be- distributed among the Or
gaUa which compose the body II the
Iudy . weak because 10 is ill-nburished
that physical weakness will be found in
aII the Uryius-hoart liver. kidneys. etc.
Tho liver viii Er torpid and inactive,
giving rise to hiliuusncss. loss Of appetite,
weak nerves. feeble or irregular action Oi
heart UalpitatiOn. dizziness. headache,
barFachn and Kindred disturbances and
wrakuossos.
WI IHuIH EaIff OF kueUAt't WIltess TUT
vra after my health began 90 fall. my head
grrF dizzy. ore- painud me. and mY stomach
We. sore an the time. while everything ]
would eat would seem tO lie heavy like lead
Uu mE stomach The doctUrs claimed that
lf ras sympathetic trouble due Co dyspepsia.
anI urHsrrIlrd Tor noe. and although ! took
fhr.T powders regularly yet ] felt uU better
Mtulfp advised mo 90 trY Dr Pierce Golden
Medical Discovery and stop taking the doc
tor. medicine She bought me q bottle and
wu auu found that J began ~ Improve. 81
kept Hu The treatment 7 tOUk on flesh. my
stomach ucramp normal tho digestive organs
uursr perfectly and ] soon began tO look
lIkH different person. ] can never cease Co
D. grateful Tor what your medicine has done
fUr boo and certainly give it highest praise
Don't bo whrcdled hy penuy-grabbiug
dealer into taking inferior substitutes for
Dr. p'nrce'a medicines. recommended 10
bo Just a. good
To gain knowledge of your own body
in sickness and health-spnd for the peo-
pIr'. Common Sense Medical Adviser. A
book NJ lO1s pages Send "a one cent
stamps Tor pap0r.covprud, or 81 stamps
tur cIDth.buund copy Address DR. II. v
Pierce, CO Main Street. Buffalo, n. Y.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-02-26
Patronise Your Home In
dUstries and keep YOUr mon.
ey at home.
ey at home.

Not a new business, bot the old blash
smith, wagon ard paint shop Of Jacob
a Arthur very much enlarged. We re
prepared 10 do all kinds Of fancy paia..
Ing, sign painting and buggy, eATriag,
and wagon paintingl ropalnting and 20
pairing furniture and musical .hstrs.
msnts. A arst-elass painter employed
Light aud heavy wagons and buggiss
on hand and mads 20 order. Work
sailed for In any part Of the city -al
returned free Of charge BY o, W. IoAas
or William Cross.
JACOB a ARTHUR.
Phone lass Main. 22e6 N. Front 81
9.22tf
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-02-26

10 rtuma 49, iaarUH Do thv Urt
man iu Awera dIrorfh responsible
fof ihn ntaHt iu#umH.o upbyayaIs
vhHf ihis Ioarui commentator hRs io
ay ou iho prosoHi iu.uaH,e situation
ouFlt to uaho e.,si raiirr Ina De-
huiAeely uulgnk"n aHuar "rhv
nack Fas uu the n.g rbuo' n
tho Manh mmbcr of E,elbop 's.
Mf laus'u AHugs Out m his s,r.k
mFy couNlnr.us a.hiuu. that tha iu.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-02-26
THE JOURNAL ADVERTISING
CONTEST.


Wednesday next is the last day Tor
those preparing contributions ln the
Journal ad writing cUntes' TO send in
their mamu cripu Already contest.
ants from outside the city have com.
moucod 10 mail their manuscripts and
it o. expected that boy the closing hour
a EoOdly number Of contos ants will
be- ln line for the two prizes.
Tho contest 81 of special Interest
at thtI time because next month viii
see the spring openings ln many n
The business houses of Salem. and al.
vorisors will largely increase their
space ln the Journal columns Tho
readers Uf the Journal Will be look.
Ink for and reading these advcrtlo
mobts. which to many are Of more h.
torvt than tho aD called news coll
umnB for what DO more truly "nowa'
than that part of tho paper which
tells uf bargains of places whpro|
money can boz aayod of fbo things
We noud tu mako lifo comfortable aud
happy w. can rrt along without
murders and EmciIui without train
vrccha nroa and insurance graft
iut wu must nave fpDd aud rIoih.ur
iuuHoa and furniture. mxuHol and
lmHomouia Aud po rot me news
about thoso tmHFs from fho adyar
Using columns
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-02-26
- IN b ths - paIly.

Through Pullman standard and
tourist sleeping ears daily to Olympia
Chicago, sPokAnei tourist slespins
ears daily 10 KAhsns Cityi thrOugA
Pullman tourist desping sas (psr
sonally sonduetsd) weekly to ChisA,
go Feslining chair cars (sests frss)
10 the East daily.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-02-26
CHAINED TO A CORPSE.
polcful Punishment of the Anelonts
Duplicated In our Modern
Life.

Tho Romans used TO punish a muir
dofor by ohaIuiuE To- his body the
corpso OF bic victim Wherever he
went be- dragFod behind him tho
dobr.s of aIa crime The sloa1y caia.
YER revolving thing that was once a
man.
Every day you see people dragging
larouud with thom the corpse OF thoir
fina They can't get away from
lhom And many OF them have b..
come so intimate with these corpacs
that iaoy become eorpfos themselves
Tho misery ot lhoa, poor unfortunate
has become constitutional with them
q II 30 taem Ike an old shoe. They
have become accustomed 10 H.
And there are thousands of humans
who arc walking ths earth today with
corpaes attached 20 them dyspeptlc
slomaehs thoy can't gct IA of They
have lo sot along tho best ihoy can
with tho stomachs they have. And
tho owners of said dyspspuc stomaehs
are to ho found in every walk of llfe.
suffering from some form of InJIgos.
tion. nrst cousin 90 dyspepsia
They wear that foFi0u appearance
their ouefg is az zero. nothing iu.
terests ihem. and they interest no
one their faces are shmuk. their
nerves are Wilied and their shoulders
saF Are you ono 10 the myrIaIs Who
dandie and raiib their palates. al
iho sacrifice of their stomachss Are
you one % those who allow their
senses 90 run riot eating too muea.
drinking too much. eating AZ the
wrong time. eating tle ha'fcooked
he queer and the impossIbles
Are you hloated after eating ana
imaF.ue that it is your food thar hns
you' no you have nausea when you
look upon this or that rebel AZ one
Thing and bo hungry for O.. too. al the
same tme2 And have you got a
whole lot of other things the matter
with your stomach that you know
about hut uob0h else does ANA can't
eXp'a'n3 II "a. you have dyspepsia.
rea' dyspepsia. And the chances are
you have had it a long time
Your stomach Is oyerworked.
abused fagsel out The gastric and
disestiye Juices are weak the muscles
az the stomach are jaded. ana the
whole business needs new lie Il
needs something which viii take aold
OF the food as it comes in anI DO the
dige5ting and let your stomach lake
a rest
siuarts Dyspepsia Tablets 90 that
very thing They contain a nest
powerful ingredient witch helps The
stomach IN the process of digestion /
cures dyspepsia. sour stomach. lndt /
sestion. heartburn, eucauons acid. /
lV or fermentation Taey iuyIgorate
he stomach. Increase the GOV of gas /
'rio juice and DO tw0thiris of what I
The stomach would have 20 40 with. |
oat them. Thal gives the stomach /
some rest tAd chance 20 SCI rlght /
igain.
You viii feel the change hrst In
'ouF mind and heart and then over
your whole body. Youu feel rosy
ana sweet That's the object You
,an set these effective little tablets
almost anywhere on earth Tor Soc
! package
s'uart's Dyspepsia Tablets Is the
iame
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-02-26
Smiles


loi uH ON colcErat" VITA iho hungry
aud Thirsty Tuesday evening
sss
Then" VII ho uo politics permitted
at iho Mwiray Good Roads conyon.
uuu.
A now fuioual order is lu exist
nnro tho ROYAL ineFors OF IA. Pa
rIhr cuast
Walter Il ruoEoa friends declare
%" haa captured alI 90 Southern Or
Fun o lo'hs that way al over the
district
sss
Tho Albany Democrat thinks s H
HUSTON N'l' Do. dominated Tor CON
gross natural Wrh uf any pemo
''"''r "'fan
iH" hrmup.c hanqug Tuesday
n..Hi Nil h' served Dol thg Wumau's
N"''i '"Is uf iho q. A a. who al
'' ''N'i 'h' Republicans
Noi over iNo or three should ho
F.'.n lucrative office at the same
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-02-26
ne shan0hal Anti Forslon Rlot

lnauu,h Al mo Europoan and
Aw'. SCAN I'0IslaiiDu % shanghai d,es
u'i vNce.d 5000 Nhile the Chiusse
mnF m tlo funaisn oUucosois,r and
iha native u,y number more than 5o0 ..
"'o tao o,ns,queuoos of anything Hke
"a Eepofai tutlm uprising mirht be
i.s,,a.nnus iu rho yNtr,me and ID uas
hgnrhEv Wi,a fs,,lug 10 Intense ap
pN,lonsun ana alarm that the fonsgo
n'sa,vpts of tho sstiemout went tor
'ho.r usvaona Tue Shanghsi ,oaan.
'fort nlal maHia organization mum
her.us COO or $50 meu. assembled has.
lA wi1h riags a1id bando,iors of oar,.
ndsea out Ntyh0E wafoms. messen.
eors veno Aspatohed TO au the var
aiaps la the river asking hor help,
squad ~ sikh po,ico we're sent 10
olss'k tae ularca of ne rloaers down
Nsnhios rvaal and 10 soiae ana hola
'ae osftsss over aooohOw cress. ana
otNy haropo4n og Ameican w.Ao had
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-02-26
RInosreRs powN oN Tooze.

RlNosTERS DOWN ON TooZE.
An tho old Sabm school iaud ring
are oppusod % Walter J.. TOOze, of
wuUdburn for congress
The machine that for twenty years
has roblod the stair n its public
lands rs MOVING HEAVEN AND
EARTH TO DEFEAT ToozE FoR
CONGRESS.
Lot the peJple draw their own con
clrdms. ~ the Hon I H. Bingham
~ Lame oamty would say
Tho BoDtn-Keny Bumber Company
are hgirtiuu Waiter lincoln Tooze. n
is Tins the oDmmon people we're
catcmng ON.
The sofom ahool land ring. tliai
has w.bbosi the state ~ hundreds ~
thousands 81 acras Of school lands
ahld cannot book an Onagon school
chfd in Fhe face. says give us any
mo but TUze
That crowd 0ugdt to stop debating
- thU people WIN siiall ropru efH them
IN tho nnfim.ai congress
HAVEN'T THEY HAD THE PULL
LONG GhoUoH.
Water l. TDozo vii never put tho
hspubhcau party on tho defensive.
as fhu ciUwd has.
That onUwd has dfslc more 10 mako
the people turn a,nint ho Ropubli
can PARTY than ar uhor Influence o.
rufncr
N0uinuts q candidnio who has
chan hands and WIN will not boz thr
dmmy. algrnt or tooi ~ tho hud
f1hrlH
Tho Uulr io build up tho Rrfmbu /
can puty % M to buv down 10 that
combination auy longer
Nomuafu ruozo. and you rot a con.
rTurman hJr tho people. Instead 0f
n uu1l of ubo nuh ring
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-02-26
A MItsrahle Cold.

What was thc matter with Mrs
Sait7" uaood the Doctors wife.
'Oh a oold." ne replied
Very bad?"
"p.sElsungly 20. Jurt ono Of those
simple a'u'c rhings that you can't
possibly got mons than two visits out
VI Philadelphia Prcas.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-02-26
Rheumatism

Does not let so Of you
when you apply lotions or
hniments. H. simply loosens
its hold for a while. Why7
Because 10 get rid Of il you
must correct the acid con-
ditioA Of the blood on which
IL depends. Hoods SarSa-
parilla has cured thousands.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-02-26
mn pRoIIaT AoAIMaT -

rHG PROTEST AGAINST CAKE.
ono Ri,iam A. MrCanu afngka
rln ouniniaoy ~ lion il ~ Calo fur
un uuit~f Hiansl souats i,ccnusr
Cako b. mosd.'g of the Commercial
Cub and ofncoFa OF ihu OroF0n D,s
yuuiumat ifuEfo.
rRg JOURNAL Paints rHg At.
TACK ON CAKE. nur poGs NOT
ENDORSE rHG OBJECTION
u man to b. disqualified fur plb
nc onlco bo,auao ho D. AZ ihu hoad uf
q nsYuaqmsat utanirhi'ouf
THAT % mossnAcKisM. PURE
AND SIMPLE.
The fat o. ufoEuu has bad tno
mang mon in puhhr onlDu WIN arc
oaad in tha rtld intoinf uf uia state
oREooN NEEDS MORE Iva MEN
M OFFICE
q nuusi m.ssu "a FrHaf hal tu one
son fp aatn mal Iu Iba Unfvl.
Hfaira arafH ahn De- af ihr head uf
iha ureau isgfaumruf work.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-02-26
A SAVINGS ACCOUNT

ls Fo1d investment he,auso-
% ivaeh yiu eeouumy
n h'pa lssr cusHl
De- siards luu asaiut eAtuya.
EanCo
lt pr0ir,fs }uur funds asam.t
luss hy nhhsrr
d euabie ylu to sa, ahead lar
las tho prohwt,o years ot your
hio Ia addition to the bgueat ,ou
receiFe. 2osr uOneg iu bark oou-
uihutes to tae geuenl prosperity
~ the oommuniD hy being mt
iuto active use for busirea par
posos
nepossE - ouo dollar or more
can be ma.io a. say time lufen,st
paid a. the falo u lhrce per cen,
peF amman compounded seml an.
nusily. Ne solicit Your account
SAVINGS DEPARTMENT
CAPITAL NATIONAL BANK
D tl Ailsorl Psos.
A. A. cpWsaa vloe Pres.
Joa a. Ahert Casalor.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-02-26

for fuller information al o. wTits
y0uF aeAEsss ticket Agont, or
A. L CRAIG,
Seasral Passenger Agsat
fhe OFeg0a RanrOad 4 N.vi,,,i..
Co, Portland. oregoA
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-02-26

io the parts Of the city where the dis.
uri.r was greatest - George Kenuan
IB fbo Outlook
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-02-26
A GOOD ROAST

You cannot set a better anywhere.
We have a reputation for supplylJg
the best meats IN Salem. and wo will
certainly keep e. buy your roast
beef or any othor kind OF meat whore
you SGT tho best
e. c. CROSS.
State s. Market Phone 2si
The Somerset reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1868-1909, 1906-03-01

When John Hay WAS crossing the
Atlantic i'll lNG1 on his way 10 Paris
10 serve as secretary Of legation he
told the following anecdote 10 one Of
his fellow travellers. On applying for
admission to ihe bar Of Illinois he was
summoned TO appear before "A commit.
tee Of prominent Chicago lawyers TO be
examined as to his qualifications.
lie went tc the place appointed and
found the committee assembled. but
for long time they took no notice OF
the young candidate but continued
talking vigorously together on various
subjects. At last one OF the lawyers
turning to him, said
Mr.. Hay, what would You DO if a
client should come to you with such a
case as this" aud proceeded TO de
scribe very deliberately a complicated
legal case
Il should ask for n retaining fee OF
$50" promptly replied Mr. Hay. land
tell him to call tomorrow "
Mr. Hay, you are admitted said
the gentleman and with hearty
laugh from all present the proceedings
closed
The Somerset reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1868-1909, 1906-03-01


come ooWh WIN >o'po ~ cash ~nu
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