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The Athena press. [volume] (Athena, Umatilla County, Or.) 18??-1942, 1906-10-05
Complaints of Too Much Salary.
Chicago Chronicle.

Charles +. Hunter, chief clerk in
the district court of Oklahoma City,
has established an astounding record.
He declares his intention to resign his
position and gives as his chief reason
the fact that the fees of his Office are
exorbitant A month ago be gave
emphasis to his views on this matter
by writing to the department of just
ice suggesting that court clerks in the
territory be put on stipulated salary
of $500 a year. In 80 days the clerk
fees in Hunters district amounted to
more than $4,000 which is at the rate
of about 81, 500 year. Hunter in
sists that this is little short of whole
sale robbery of litigants, and that the
evil should be corrected, He was a
Rough Rider sergeant in the Spanish
American war aud owes his present
position to Pres ident Roosevelt, who
admires him.
The Athena press. [volume] (Athena, Umatilla County, Or.) 18??-1942, 1906-10-05

The Portland papers print an ac-
count of woman of that city who,
separated from her husband, decided
to make him makeup" by coming
the suicide dodge. Writing note to
her landlady she graphically told of
her intentions to destroy herself, end
ing the epistle with the information
that her dead body would be found III
Lone Fir cemetery. The landlady and
Il policeman found the body all right,
but it was entirely too animated to
be taken to the morgue. The wom-
ans nerve had failed her. Or had
she come to her senses? Let us hope
for the latter, and that her husband
will i'll time makeup"
The Athena press. [volume] (Athena, Umatilla County, Or.) 18??-1942, 1906-10-05

There will be a general impression
that Paul Stensland, Chicago's embez-
zling banker, gets much less than he
deserves in an indeterminate sentence
to the penitentiary. He will natural
ly so conduct himself as to get credit
for good conduct, and in the end bis
term of Imprisonment will be alto
gether out of proportion to the enor.
nifty of his offense.
The Athena press. [volume] (Athena, Umatilla County, Or.) 18??-1942, 1906-10-05

There are several classes of town
killers and the Prineville Review
classifies a few of them as follows
"Ihere are but eight classes of town
killers, and every town is afflicted
with one or more of them. First,
those who 90 out of town to do their
trading; second, those who are opposed
to improvements third, those who
prefer quiet town to one of push and
business; fourth, those who imagine
they own the town; fifth, those who
deride public spirited men; sixth,
those who oppose movements not
originating with themselves; seventh,
those who oppose every movement
that does not appear to benefit them. )"
The Athena press. [volume] (Athena, Umatilla County, Or.) 18??-1942, 1906-10-05

The greatest of all wheat growing
countries in the world-this "Uma-
tilla wheat belt" of ours. Climatic
conditions are perfect. During harvest
nothing but clear skies and sunshine.
When the last sack of grain is safely
stored away, rain comes to moisten
the soil which is prepared to receive
the seed for next years crop.
The Athena press. [volume] (Athena, Umatilla County, Or.) 18??-1942, 1906-10-05

Governor Chamberlain missed con
nections and did not arrive at Pendle-
ton in time to be judge at the baby
show, and the Weston Leader aptly re-
marks: Lucky George, smooth
George, willy George. Well earned is
his reputation as the best politician
in the state
The Athena press. [volume] (Athena, Umatilla County, Or.) 18??-1942, 1906-10-05

The Boston Herald has come to the
conclusion that the Philippine way of
treating outgoing governors is much
more gratifying to personal esteem
than the way adopted iu the various
states at home. Here there is no fuss
over the governor on the completion
of his term, but when governor of
the Philippines lays down the sceptor
he is accorded great honors, and is
The Athena press. [volume] (Athena, Umatilla County, Or.) 18??-1942, 1906-10-05

DR.. Charles McCutcheon of Taco
ma, Wash, one of the most promin
enc physicians of the Pacific coast,
has imported from his boyhood home
in Ireland 200 song birds, so that he
can listen, he says, in his old age, to
the sweet songs of the birds which
lulled him to rest when he was boy.
The Athena press. [volume] (Athena, Umatilla County, Or.) 18??-1942, 1906-10-05

II there Is no Piano in the house,
one should be purchased or at least
hired. And it should be one of the
BEST PIANOS
shown III our rooms. These instru-
ments are the perfection of mechan-
ical workmanship and are unexcelled
sor sweetness and richness of tone.
STANLEY PIANO HOUSE,
Main Street, Walla Walla, Wash
The Athena press. [volume] (Athena, Umatilla County, Or.) 18??-1942, 1906-10-05

Miss Fay Wisecarver of McMinn-
Vile av eraged over % day for a
week picking hops. Thus the state
ment that women only succeed i'll
stenography aud the school room is
shattered. And that, too, by an Ore.
gon girl.
The Athena press. [volume] (Athena, Umatilla County, Or.) 18??-1942, 1906-10-05

made to feel be has really done some
thing worth while. Governor Ide
had this experience when be left the
wharf at Manila. accompanied by 40
gaily decorated launches aud with the
loud acclaims of the people.
The Athena press. [volume] (Athena, Umatilla County, Or.) 18??-1942, 1906-10-05

Carl Fletcher, standing six feet
seven and one half incl hes in his shoes,
member of the class of the Seattle
high school, will hardly have his
claim disputed to being the tallest
high school student in the United
States. He is about IS years old.
The Athena press. [volume] (Athena, Umatilla County, Or.) 18??-1942, 1906-10-05

1t we'uus all were farmers aud each
raised 10, 964 sacks of wheat, every
fellow could be iu the swim with a
1900 check in his Inside pocket,
doncherno.
The Athena press. [volume] (Athena, Umatilla County, Or.) 18??-1942, 1906-10-05

Marriage ought to be very seri'
ous matter" says an exchange. II
often turns out to be.
The Athena press. [volume] (Athena, Umatilla County, Or.) 18??-1942, 1906-10-05
WHERE LIES THE SHAME.
Bend Bulletin.

Bend Bulletin.
The Prineville Review, in speaking
of "the shame of Oregon" due tn the
land fraud exposures, says:
''The public would never have
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1906-09-22
De SOCIEDAD.

NotG triste-Anoche ha rendido su espf-
Iitu al Creador, la que en- vida fu@, distin-
guida sefiora Josefna Roubert de Palmie-
ri. Ell entierro Sc verifcar6 las cinco de
la tarde de hoy.
NADIA pudo la ciencia para combatir Ia
mortal dolencia que arrebat6 la vida q
una dana, que con Ia prdctica de sus vir-
tudes y cari1osa egidas mantenfa la calma
en- un hogar hasta aver dichoso.
A sus hijas las distinguidas sefioritas
Ernestina, Julia y Catalina y sefioras de
Wood, y Korber demSs deudos, damos
nuestro mas sentido p6same por ell rudo
golpe que hoy sufren, que ell Dios de la
Misericcrdia al acojer en- su seno ell alma
de la que fu6, de sus familiares ell con-
suelo, que han menester para sobrellevar
sn inmensa pena.
En- EspGfIG.-Por un error, en- nuestras
notss de aver, aparece Tesidiendo en- Cata-
no la distinguida familia de Rivas, que
por ahora contin6a en- Espaha probable
mente hasta dentro de un af1o no regresara
San Juan. Conste asf pues.
Pers0nGtes.-Ha estado enfermo dos
dias y Sc eneuentra ya restablecido, don
America Salas, conocido comerciante de
esta plaza.
En- asuntos de negocios Sc encuentra en-
esta ciudad desde aver, don Francisco
Catala, de Yauco.
Aver sali6 para Gales don Fidel Gui-
uermety.
ALteotrO.-Esta noche es el ''debut" de
la compafifa del seior La Presa. Hay
deseos de volver admirar los buenos
trabajos del aimpatico artista y de sus
compa1eros en- la acreditada ''trouppe"
seguramente la concurrencia al teatro sera
numerosa.
Para todos.-Ma1ana por la noche hay
'jarana" en- el Casino Espafiol. A baiIar
pues los afcionados Terspsfcere que
Bomos muchos.
Con la grippe.-Los distinguidos esposos
Archie Quinoneg SO encuentran en- CANA
son la "grippe' que sigue reinando en-
esta ciudad Santurce.
Que mejoren pronto.
Que sean felices. - Los distinguidos
eHposos Alonzo Aguilar Alice E. Clin-
chard, SO han servido participarnos su
efectuado enlace, verifcado en- New York
81 27 de sgosto dltimo.
Residen en- Csguas les deseamos una
no interrumpida felicidad, en- gu he1moso
nido de amor cumplido.
SEMPER.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1906-09-22
JUzGADO De PAz
EN PONCE.
lIn0 que tenia un CuGIiIlO de 2 pull
gadas De anChO J ! de largo.
-yla lIaIa daesleIda q d saeIal.d q LIsGalss.
(De n..sstro e0wssp0nsaL
sant;ornbra 81

Sepiembre 21.-
En- 81 dia de hoy fu6 denunciado al
Juzgado de Paz, suspendido 81 juicio
por ser completeness del Juzgado Munici
pal, el indiViduo Mariana Diverse quien
Ia policfa ocnp6 nm cuchillo de dos pulga-
das de ancho de largo, en- Ia puerta
del cafetfn del poblado de Ia Playa.
-Tambi6n fu6 denunciado al .mismo
iuzgado, Andres Iriarte por no tener ell
caro- con que trabajaba Ia tablilla cores
pondiente.
7Por Ia misma cansa impusieron
R4m6n Pacheco "dos dos dollars centa-
vos de multi" costas correspondence.
Hoy Sc ha hecho entrega de los libros
para el afio escolaT los maestros rurales
de esta ciudad.
-El senior Domenech leader del parti.
do republican, y aspirante Ia Alcaldfa
de Ponce Sc encuentra triste, cabizbajo,
pensativo, apesar de las conferencias que
dicen amenudo tiene con Santiago Iglesias.
Este iiitimo ha venido aquf por la lana pc.
70 saldra trasguilado.
En- nuestro meeting de anoche ell
prohombre republican, doctor Aguerreye-
re, que ocupa la casa contigua la de
don Bias Silva donde Sc efectu6 aquel, me-
neaba Ia cabeza como dando senales de
aprobaci6n por las muchas verdades que
se pusieron de manifesto, criticando Ia ad
ministraci6n republicans.
Aver circul6 el manifesto dirijido al
pueblo trabajador, de Ponce suscTito por
Ia sociedad de buseoneF, exhoHtando q los
obreros que no abandonaran su circulo de
acci6n para apoyar Ell sgeno, y que la Fe-
deraci6n no era nj unionikta nj republica-
ma, pero como el pueblo trsbajor de aquf
no comulga con ruedas de molino, y es
tan sjaiVa" como el leader titulado obrero
le abandonaron haciendole sufrir una nue.
va deception.
Sc espera con entusiasmo los oTado-
res que han de venir de Ia capital para
asistir 81 Mass meeting que en- breve so
efecthark en- esta ciudad.
Hay gran entusiasmo por OR Ia autori-
zada palabra de los sefiores doctor del
Vale, Mufoz Rivera, De Diego TizoI,
Galvez Otero otro3 pTohombres de Ia
Union. Sc les prepara IN espl6ndido re-
cibimiento.
-Ha sido aprobada por Ell ayuntamien-
to una ordenanza para que Re proceda al
pintado de los postes de Ia luz electrica y
Ia de1os particulares que Sc encuentran
en- Ia via pdblica.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1906-09-22

guu3el tos cientffcos, ain6 dando una prue-
ba dc pueril egolatrid, fund6ndose en- ID.
zones qne Sc referen excluavamente "a
personalida1 j 81 mayor 6menor domi.
MO que haya sofado ejerceT an Puerto
Rico.
"a Ley Foraker le ha mandado & servir
q Puerto Rico, no eiercer p0tler. a Ia isla
le importa POGO quela sensibiIidad empleo-
maniaca del senior Comisionado le niue.
va q pesa1 por que 81 suponga que tai 5
cual faealtdd Sc le intenta cercenar. Lo
cue le impoTta es que sirva al pals con
mayor efcacia de lo que 70 hace; que Ie
sirva con inteligencia, dando pruebas de
verdadera cultura; que procure paliar q
descontento que con 81 tiene 81 pals.
En verdad, "Ia Correspondencia qui.
sierra que 81 senior Comisionado evitara que
q crftica 10 viera en 81 caao az asr sewers
con 81,
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1906-09-22
senor:

Sefior:
Acuso Tecibo de su alta. fecha 8 del
corriente mes, junto con la cual me env1a
Vd. una lista de los nombres de las perso-
mas arrestadas 4 causa de los disturbios
ocurTidos en.................,...y los NOM
bras de los fadores en- cada caso
Como es natural, desconozco los hechos
en- el case de referencia, nj tampoco puedo
decir quienes fueron los responsables de
que tales sucesos ocurrieran. Esta cues
ti6n ser6 resuelta por ell Juez Municipal.
Tampoco puede negarsele persona algu-
ma 81. derecho de prestar tianza exception
de los caEos en- que Sc cometan cr1menes
muy serios. Es siempre sinembargo un
motive de disgusto para mi, cuando veo
que los meiores elementos de una comuni-
dad Sc apresur6n dar fanza por turbas
que estan continuamente trastornando la
paz. No obstante las repetidas afrmacio-
mes que Sc me han hecho por los mejoreS
elementos deIciertos pueblos con respecto a
su deseo de evitar des6rdenes y de obtener
para Ia comunldad la paz y la tranquil
dad, veces siento yer que demuestran su
aprobaci6n los actos de violencia, pres
tando fianza favor de hombres de malos
antecedentes que han sido arrestados por
turbar la paz p1bliea.
Ell mas desgraciado resultado de este es
que otros hombres de poca inteligencia y
tendencias criminalesy llegan q crer que
tales disturbios no son castigables, que
aun en- ell case de hallarse arrestados por
cometer actos de violencia seran protejidos
puestos en- ibertrd baio la fanza de los
hombres de representation. No Sc trata
justamente & las classes ignorantes al ha-
cerles Greer que pueden evadirse de la pc
ma que impone la ley, porque 'por el mo-
mento gozan de la impunidad. Los ciu-
dadanos mas inteligentes de una comuni:
dad, que no tienen Inconvenience en- pres
tar fanza & favor del elemento perturba-
qus Tlenen la responsabilidad moral de
cualquier acto de violencia que pueda
ocurrir.
Respetuosamente,
BEEKMAN WINTHROP.
Gobernador.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1906-09-22
IMPORTANTE.

Nuestras mdquinas las vendemos garan.
tizadas por diez amos, siempre que para
aceitarlas no sea usado ctro aceite que Ell
que para elias importamos, esta eB Ia
mejor calidad de aceite y es 81 que Sc debe
usaT.
Tenemos correas, agujss, accessories y
cualquier pieza de Ia m6qHina que Sc
necesite, siendo esta Ia s'The Arrivf'', que
es como decir Ia maquina mas acreditada
en- los Estados Unidos y en- el mundo
entaro. Las Yandenoa q nIazoa.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1906-09-22
una IMPOR-
TANTE CARTA.
EI GObernadOr Winthrop cree que los
eIemsRtOs que fian aun perturha-
dor son rsspOnsables mOralmente
de los aGtOs de aqu6l.

Ell Gobernador ha dirigido al AlcaJde
de una de las poblaciones de Ia Isla, Ia
siguiente carta:
San Juan, septiembre. .....de 1906.
Senior Alcalde de
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1906-09-22
HOY Y MANANA.
IN hrIIIante espeetseuIo.

Una atrayente function da en- nuestro
IeatTo Municipal Ia empresa del senior La
Presa, que debuta esta noche.
La conoclda artista primera tip1e Au-
rora Gonzalez las bailarinas Vivero
Otero tan HimpSticas como entendidas en-
su difeil profession, har6n las delicias del
pdblico de San Juan, con dos escojidas
funciones, que en- las noches de hoy sabado
y mafiana domingo Sc llevar6n efecto en-
nuesEro Teatro.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1906-09-22
EN- Ia MANSION EIEcUTIVA.

Ests mafana han yisitado al goberna-
dor Winthrop, confereDciando largam .nte
con 81, los sefiores Luis Mufioz Rivera y
Jaime Annexy. Este dltimo est6 en- la pre-
sidencia de turno de Ia Union de Pto-Rico.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1906-09-22

{ Erie Basin Iron Works RBooKLYN, NY
I Havana Iron Works. REGLA, HABANA. CUBA
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1906-09-22

lei meeting unionista para mafiana
en- ArecibO Dc ha transferido para d IA do
OCtubre
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1906-09-22
eRlST0 s. ALTOS.

Sc alquila una habitaei6n con vista Ia
Gale caballero solo matrimonio sin
ninos' Ytm
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1906-07-24

SCHEDULE EFFECTIVE MAY u, f1o1.
AtsMohsTs ". W.
ellntlys lDaily except Sunday rsundar
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1906-07-24
Deer Park HOt6I,
DEER PARK, MD.

= q
This famous hosiery on the SUI
perb plateau OF the Allegheny
mountains, known as the Glades,
opened June 90, after most COM
plete renovation OF the entire
property, making it new through
out. The twelve private cottages
were refurnished, and the thirty
third year OF this beautiful noun
tain resort finds 1t more prepos-
sessing and enjoyable than at any
time in its history.
The popularity of Deer Park is
due to its desirable altitude, $500
feet above the sea level, out OF
reach OF malaria and mosquitoes;
and its magnificent parking Of 500
acres of forest and lawn, and miles
of perfectly kept roadwayss at
fords most delightful surround,
ings.
1t is thoroughly modern as TO
improvements and equipment, with
Bowling Alleys, Billiard Rooms,
Tennis Courts, Golf Links. Swim
ming Pools. Livery, etc. and the
delightful rooms and excellent
cuisine are not surpassed. No
mountain resort equals 1t for ac-
feasibility.
Excellent train service via the
Baltimore & Ohio Railroad.
For rates in hotel, annexes or
cottages, or Illustrated booklets
and floor plans apply to
M, 2. BURWEI.L, ManagerS
Deer Park Nd
New-York tribune., 1906-10-29
CLIMBING HIMALAYAS.
Latest EapIoits of DR.. and Mrs.
Workman abroad.

Worcester Mass Oct IS CSpeciaD.-Letters just
received In Worcester bring particulars Of haz-
erdous and interesting expedition among the Hima-
lsyas OF Kashmir. which has been completed re-
Gently by rhe American mountaineers. Dr. William
Hunter Workman and Mrs Fanny Bullock Work
man, of this city. Both have won international
fame as mountain climbers. Mrs. Workman in
lso5 made & record for woman mountaineer TINS
record she broke her most recent expedition
When her husband stopped part way she pushed on
~ Inc O-'it al ~
latest achievements is the Nun Kun mountain
group. situated to the south Of Suru, almost due
east OF snaga9 n the Hinalayas A. The Relsht
OF upward OF 0Do leet DT and mrs " o. iia hiitil'
Cyprien savoye who had Climbed with them in Bal
basin which vas three miles long and two miles miles
wloe oGTa0giels ms ms l ISTse PaSi ] dU1e Tree Of
the five SUBMITS exceeded 5000 feet in hsigt the
In making the ascent Of the central peak DR.. and
Mrs Workman fNed their base camp on ne Shatat hi
glacier at an elevation OF l5leo rect From 5nds a
point camps were pushed up 1861 feet and 1889
mentioned, while in that basin camps were estab-
ushed at heights Of 2oo22 feet and 800 feet Two
this camp. The cold was intense, temperature of
From the glacial basin the highest peak OF all
proved 70 be inaccessible but the ascent OF the
70 oe q 2e4 feet was more practlca6e steps haG
constantly to be cut In the steep broken ice-coVered
TO obscure the view, and DR. Workman, with one
workman Continued the ascent and succeeded in
making the summit thus breaking her own record
she reached the top OF peak 225es feet in height.
The whole expedition, from the time Of leaving
to the time Of returning TO Suru, lasted ten weeks
and comprised a journey right around the Nun
Kun group a performance which had prevf-
ousy been accomplished. The distance covered
was from ninety TO d hundred miles.
These daring mouutaneers have made five s.
cents Of the Himalayas. each time reaching
higher altitude than before. At first Mrs Work
man was E victim of mountain sickness and on
their third ascent they were greatly nampered by
their coolies falling I'll. The dangers of the Swiss
Alps are as nothing compared to those of the
higher Rimslayas. Often the doctor anG his wife
had 10 fight their way waist deep in drifting
Mrs. Workman has frequently addressed important
geographical bodies. She and her husband spent
come months at their home In this city last
New-York tribune., 1906-10-29
SPINS NEW NAVY.
Programme ProUides for ~ Nero
IroncIads and $40, 1000, 900 Egpense.

London. Oct. 1S.-spain is making rapid progress
with the rebuilding Of her navy The expenditure
OF about S7OOc0G0O authorized by the Cortes last
year, is being laid out to construction pro-
gramme of six years. 1t comprises eight 14ooO-ton
battleships nine cruisers and several smaller ves-
sells Half the ships be built in Spanish yards.
and besides the construction now under way, COM
plete reorganization and equipment or the aTSenaIs
docks and yards at FerrOl Cad1z and Carthasena
has been undertaken. King Alfonso Is an active
partisan OF the navy and gives every encourage
Inent to that branch Of the government
Carlos Y, a protected cruiser OF 0Oo tons; three
belted cruisers, Cardinal CiSneroS. Catalina and
PrincesSa de Austurias, and the protected cruiser
Reina Regenta- A contract which has Just Deen
signed In London for electrical power doors Tor tns
Reina Regenta, nearing completion at FerroL'
ships as up-to-date as possible. Old style ouLx-
head doors had been provided for. but when tns
authorities found out about the new method OF
Closing Watertght doors by electricity a change
was promptly made. These power doors. knownn
as the Tong arm system. are the Invention Q.
an American naval officer. and are installed on
nearly all the ships OF the United states navy
The object Is to make ships unsuitable py proViS-
ing this means OF closing all important t1lAneads
IN time OF emergency from an electrician esntra
station above decks. - a.
commission three second class oattleShlps LoUs
armored cruisers. thirty-three second and tnlra
class cruisers nine seagOing gunooats thirty flVel
gunboats five destrOyers, thirteen torpedo ooats
and twenty-nine miscellaneous vessels BY ths
time the programme now being carried Out IS col.s cs
pleted she viii have brought her navy up 10 secn
formidable proportions that IL will have 70 es
considered as important factor IN tho oaisncs
of European sea power.
New-York tribune., 1906-10-29
FALSE EXPENDITURE.
How Peacock Plumage Steals from Vital
Things of Life

Women are always having It dinned into their
ears that II men the wage earners they are
the wage spenders. but It is not often that they
hear the philosophy OF false expenditure sensi-
bly, expounded It IS IN recent issue Of THE
Outlook by Cochrane Wilson. Mr.. Wilson makes
very clear the point that "money-anybody's mon
ey-has Just so much purchasing power. and when
It goes constantly for some foolshness It robs
somewhere the necessities"
"H you will open your eyes as you walk down
your thoroughfares and around your shops" says
Mr.. Wilson, you will see women dressed in a
b0-cent style on a 25-cent income. They may not
owe for the garb they wearing. but they have
paid for il dearly in skimpng the food Of the
at home. Perhaps the father goes in unbalanced
shabhiness TO exc out the finances. and hides the
rankle of the injustice behind the second intus-
tce-Smiths wife does the same Or, if It does
not take directly from the daily menu Or the abso-
lutte well doing OF any member it could he more
wisely handed out for enduring pleasure for all
together. Some mutual enjoyment, book long
wished for, picture coveted beyond measure. are
little links that hold fast And if at any time
there are pennies 10 spare. Il IS allowable TO lay
them by against the rainy day And who hasn't
rainy days? Put IT down for a fact that whenever
disproportionate elegance IS seen. it is paid for
N!egitimatey. II the mother works extra The chill
dren make up for 1t in the endurance of her over
wrought temper. The father pays for il IN the
neglect Of the administration Of his earnings"
But the woman Of tomorrow, the plain woman.
will, according to Mr.. Wilson, understand that -
pound of good beef, deliciouslv cooked, is more TO
her credit than three yards Cf pCiNt de Paris lace
Mabel's best petticoat." II will only when
women learn that the things that make for COM
considerations" that this vice OF false expenditure