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The Somerset reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1868-1909, 1907-02-14

Following the disposition of the case
against Poulin, tephas Hilton, proprie-
tor of the Hilton house at Madison, APP
peared to answer to the charge of single
sale. Two young men, Peter hite and
Thos Derosche, had been arrested for
being Intoxicated on the streets of skow-
hogan on Monday by Sheriff Smith and
he had succeeded in inducing them to ap-
pear as witnesses In the case against Hill
ton. Through them the name of third
witness, Paul Murray, was obtained, and
he was summoned and testified to the
purchase of the liquor, bis companion
testifying in coroboratioD. Hilton was
adjudged guilty, and as the court record
permitted the judge to regard it as a
second offence, he imposed sentence of
5000 and six months in jail An appeal
was taken and bonds furnished. Ed
ward F. Merrill conducted the case for
the state and s. w. Gould appeared for
the respondent.
The Somerset reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1868-1909, 1907-02-14

Theodore Poulin WAS arraigned be-
fore Judge Bachelor, Tuesday morning,
charged with keeping intoxicating
auor at his home in Jackman, with in
tent to sell the same contrary to law, to
which charge he plead not guilty. The
evidence developed the fact that sheriff
Clyde Il. Smith with Deputy Fred L..
Horne of Canaan and Chas. Green of
Skowhegan went to Jackman, armed
with a warrant for the purpose, and
searched Poulin's premises last Friday
morning, arriving there at about three
thirty a. m. Mr. Smith testified to find
ing Poulin and several other people
about the place, some of whom we're in
an intoxicated condition. He also told
of finding several bottles partially filled
with liquor on the table in the room
where pvulin and two companions were
seated and two whiskey glasses. There
were empty liquor bottles found in other
parts of the house and in Poulin's bed
room trunk was found containing
considerable quantity of Canadian
whiskey and some gin in bottles. The
liquor and the glasses were shown as
evidence. Deputy Sheriff Horne cor
roborated all the particulars with regard
to the search of the Poulln premises.
The court found the respondent guilty
aud imposed the usual flne of 800 and
costs and 80 days in jail. Poulin appeal
ed and furnished bonds He seemed to
take matters very calmly He is an old
offender and the routine of court is no
new experience for him. F. r. Law
renee represented the state and Merrill
& Merrill appeared for the defendant.
The Somerset reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1868-1909, 1907-02-14
We
Are Selling

We are selling the
finest make of Watch
es in the world for R.
r. service.
The Somerset reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1868-1909, 1907-02-14
Ball R. R. Watch
Hamilton Watch Go
Rockford Watch Co
So Bend Watch Co

The above Watch
es are the best Tor
fine tim ers. We
have watches from
$1.25 to $roo.
The Somerset reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1868-1909, 1907-02-14

Hathaway Shirts, sizes 1871 to 10. Ira
A. Norton.
CLAIMS In and out of shell, at Jewett
& Pencils.
All winter millinery selow cost until
February 10, at Miss Walkers.
Bucknam's "Nevershed" tooth brush
beats them all. Guaranteed to be the
best brush ever sold for 25c.
Let us frame your picture. We take
out all of the wrinkles and use a new
kind of backing that will not stain the
picture and ask you no more.
BRAGG & VARNEY.
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-04-20

long time and--and- we'll she gen
orally knows. OF course there are
cases where she hasn't any idea he-
cause the man IS so careful not %
give her chance to think 50. ~
course, then she can't be blamed
40. of course not. agreed the
young man. looking downcast.
II don't see how Clara had any OK
cuse. though" went on the yong
woman. George had been coming to
see her regularly for year and a
half and taking her everywhere and
bringing her things!'
The young man glanced hopefully at
the large box Of candy the young wom-
an had had the pleasure Of opening
since his arrival that evening
That's just about as long as I've
been coming to see you, isn't it?' he
asked, darngiy
"Why ] believe It is, said the young
woman in apparent surprise. And
she had given him every reason 20
hope. Just letting him come so often
md wasting so much time on him was
enough to give any man the right TO
think she cared about him.
The young man In the new suit Look
ed as If a brand-new Illuminating fact
had davned on him. "That-that GER
,ainly would make any man with sense
think So he assorted, crossing one
knee over the other
But, as I said, Clara is so selfish.
sighed the young woman. "All she
thinks about Is herself Surely il was
shame for her not to consider
Georges feelings in the matter at all
A girl Of real worth would, ! can tell
YOU. She would have managed to
send him away long before he reached
the point Of asking her to marry him.
she would have spared him that, But
she iust wanted the Sun Of refusing
him, Now. J call that simply wicked, =
The Young man crossed the other
knee. = wish an girls were like you
he bean. huskly. No. } mean I'm
riad you're the only one-i think you
are simply an angel. Sadie. and 81 YOU
would think about marrying me Id
be the happiest-'
oh Henry.~ futtered the Young
woman. This is so unexpected
hadn't ems idea-you've upset me So.
Rut I'D say yest"-Chicas9 Daily
News
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-04-20
OPEN CHARGE OF CRAFT
Concluded from First Page.l

films that buy the output must be
close To 10 cents each, since they buy
Il; The bare cost Of the material. iii
addition there is the profit OF can
tractors on bfooms, oyeralls and fur
nitnre. which ii nothing short of graft
and amounts u at least $25a.De1o \
year. Or 100000 In two years II no
more than 10 per cent is distributed
in Springfield at the biennial sessions
Of the legislature, that means q
Doodle Of $4,000
So warm became the debate on the
floor between Chipperfield and
Browne that Speaker ShurtIeff With
difficulty gayeled the belligerents
into submission Aboye the din
could be heard epiihets such as"Four
Flusher1 and Trimmer Through
ont the debate there ran an undercur
rent of plain intimation that graft
Wa back of the opposition to the bill
Open Charge of Graft.
Another and open charge of graft
touching the legislature Of 1905, was
made by Congressman McGavin of
Chicago. in he house committee on
manufactures Of which Glade Is, as he
was two years ago, the chairman,
The bin under consideration pro
hibited the placing Of powder storage
magazines within a hall mile OF any
dwelling in large quantities and no
more than 100 pounds IN city
'"This bill. said Congressman Nc
Gavin speaking for the Dupont Pow.
der company is the ghost OF "a simi-
lar measure introduced two years ago
| am frank to say thai the purpose
OF that measure was TO compel lis 70
buy farms in Blue Island. Cook coun
ty. at an exorbitanf figure"
Glade halted this line Of disclosure
hy a hur:iei adjournment Of the CON
mittee.
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-04-20

poor and to thcm an opportunity VII
be given TO pay when they can Bul
many Of them are no poorer Than th'
man who pleaded inability 70 pay 9
Rne Of 81 for the violation OF n c.'a
ordinance and on being searched by
court attendant assayed $3.50 IN
cash two gold rings three gold watch
es, and pair Of diamond earrings
valued az $3.50
What Gotham Loses in Day.
Enough articles are lost in New
York every day 70 replenish The
stock OF a gocd.saed department
store, The official in charge of the
lost property rooms Of one Of the
traction limos estimated be other day
that at least 500 pieces OF property
are left every day in the street cars
ana The twminals of The railroad Hnfs
entering the city, ana the losses In The
streets. shops, hotels and other pub,
lie places probably account for 800
more The variety is almost end s..
STRAY dogs and cats are Joined in tho
lost property rooms BY parrots ana
while the lost books would
form substantial library
Umbrellas are the most numerous
Of all but musical goods such as ac
cordeons. guitars, tambourines. fgtes
music racks and sheet music are con
siderable items In the hotsam and
ietsam OF city life. Oyersoats, belts
and bundles from laundries are as
numerous as womens furs and gloves
~ winter and straw hats In summer
Watches iewslry and money swell the
sash value of the finds. while bot
les Of whiskey and wine add sug
sestion Of congiviaiity The school
yirl forgets her booss and the imml
grant his trunk in the elevated cars
While doz rs Of pairs Of rubber boots,
3icks and shovels, aud other tools
lbondoned by lahorers and mechaa
Is swell the total About one half Of
hese lost articles find their several .
rays back to the owners TIL rest
year no evidence Of ownership or
re never called for. ana at the end
i sis months are sold at auction
ehere tbev an usually knocked down
Or triae.
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-04-20
HER ABLE
ASSISTANCE

Tho young man In the painfully new
suit gazed admlrngly at <the Young
woman whose immaculate lingerie
waist and deliberately done no hair
bore witness to the fact that his call
had been expected. He was SO Shy,
however that he removed his gaze
from her face quickly whenever she
looked at him.
mo" she was saying, CLARA may
be nice girl and all that and some
people think she is pretty and Of
course she is popular in way but
ia rather be unnotced and plainlook
ing as am II had to be as heartless
and selfish as she has shown herself
to be-"
The young man saw an opening, but
his shyness hampered him Plant"
he repeated. why, nobody could call
you that
The young woman looked as II no
Had fallen short Of what he might
have said but she was used to It's
Look at the way she has treated poor
NfGOIEe I6hnnNS auC WE'LL IAli AhNAfEA'
uantly Any girl who let's q man
grow 10 care for her and then deliber'
ately throws him oyer-well, | have
my opinion Of her,"
"All girls are not Hike you said the
Young man. with general regret They
they would think it SMART
II can't imagine gin being liee
shat" protested the young woman,
with lovely sadness. ut seems so UNI
womanly / should think il would just
haunt Clara, spelling his life you
snow And, Of course, she knew that
he cared for her in spite Of what she
says"
The young man swallowed hard is
it--does q girl always know when 2
man likes hero" he asked. when he
hasn't told her | meam?'
The young woman looked as imper.
onal al a judge Wen, in most cases
she does she admitted THAT is Il
lac has been coming TO see her for a
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-04-20
PROMISES A SENSA7 ION
Deposed Governor of New Mexico
Says RE Will Make Some Eek
posures as a Result

St. Louis. April l9-GoYernor II.
u Hagerman, Of New Mexico. whose
resl gnation al governor has been
officially requested, departed tonight
for New Mexico. He said he believed
hfs resignation had feen requested M
n result of enmity incurred through
his efforts to overthrow a ring Of
grafters. He said he would send his
To President Roosevelt as
soon as he reacted Albuquerque and
that he would tacn make exposures
that would create a sensa ion.
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-04-20
FINISH CONSTITUTION
Oklahoma Convention After Five
Months Labor Complies Laws
for Proposed State.

Guthrie, Okla, April l9-WHhout a
dissenting vote, butt with III Of the S5
delegates present not voting the con
stitudon for the proposed state of
Oklahoma, framed By this convention
watch has been in session nearly the
last five months was adopted al 23J
Ills afternoon
Prolonged applause greeted Presi-
dent Murray's announcement that the
work at the convention had be n con
summated.
At 2.45, President Murray signed
the shoepsl1in copy Of the consut1
ton.
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-04-20
GROUND BROKEN
FOR BUILDING
TO FIRST BANK g.
TRUST co.'s HOME TO BE
COMPLETED IN ONE MONTH
TO BE FINISHED IN MARBLE
AND BRONZE.

Ground was broken several days
ago for the fine addition 10 the build
inc of the First Bank & Trust Go. on
Ohio street, and work was resumed
on this structure yesterday. Il is eX'
pected that 1t will be completed in
four or five weeks The proposed
building has been described hereto
fore II will be 25Sa0 feet in al
mansions, located in the rear Of the
grand rotunda and its interior will be
finished in the same manner as the
later, with italian marble, bronze
grills. etc The saom will be devoted
TO the savings department bonds and
other branches aside from the regu-
Tar banking business done In the main
This addition will give the
First Bank 4 Trust Co the com
pletest and finest banking building in
his section OF the country.
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-04-20

Thlnns That Count,

Let the weakest, let the humblest
remember. that in his daily course he
can, If he will, shed around him al
most heaven. hin&y words, sym
pathizing attentions, watchtulness
against wodading mems sensitiFeness.
these cost yery little, bur they are
priceless ia thelr value. Are they
not almost he staple OF our daily hap
piness2 From hour to hour. from
moment to moment, We arc supported,
blest by small kindnesses.
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-04-20
JUDGE SCORES SCHEME
Denognces Plan Of Uncle sam oil
Company in Announcing Decision
For Receiver.

Topeka Kansas April l9.-An-
ncuncing his decision to appoint a re-
ceiver in Involuntary bankruptcy for
the Uncle Sam OH company today
Judge Pollock in The United STAIRS
district court took occasion TO de.
nounc- the scheme of he company as
outlined in Us advert surg as -imprar
ticabie.'
Tho estate which Is probably
small enough as # is. will be con
served f. rthr Stockholders aud a re-
ceiVer is appointed IN their interests
Pollock said Pollock did not name
a receiver TONIGHT as be had expectc D.
but viii probably do 50 fonorrow.
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-04-20
FRAUD AND EXT0RTION
illinois Man is Asking Receiver for
Mutual Reserve Company De
cIares it Solvent

New York, Aprll 10 Reuben Q.
5cayiH Of Kankakeae MI, charging
rand and eXtorton and declaring that
he Mutual Reserve Insurance com
lany Is Actually insoIv mt To the ex-
Ont of more than S2,5000Q0 has be-
IN suit nj the United States cir
9uit coUtr for an accounting against
( he company asking for a receiver.
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-04-20

II man Boo merely great. he stand
a chance of ~ct'i1e 10 be- undefstl'.
during bis ffolme. particularly p pr
he great on-u-h ta Enccs TIE "or'
rather heavily tot~ean fho eyes. l'-
If he bc both g-.rt sni good. he Ni.
have go Hait until aiter he IS dead iof
his feclea isa.-IuEE
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-04-20
TlnE GAHn nAIR0 flFcTRlF RYS

BFfT CINE cars aaa VI leaFe @eceni II. NJ
t,sm aorfh on Commercial AYe.l eHctt ~ min
u+as frerl s u. n. to Z p n
c}afrQ orth or painri 81 every 70 minutes
fr7lll g;R8 D IN. tostat6fp NJ.
POpLAR ST. LINE Holtrook Ave- car due
IA leave eeona 1T geinr nerfh on Haleraah
sAvg. ath:sg, 8 AZ; es42; 8.55; Tsf2 d, ~ ana on
Same minutes every hour until 1922 ana h;l2
.. M
Going west On Twenty hgbia So 70 $3.50
e.fn, 6.ss. G:4a: ard 7sG8 2. n1.anf on eeu3e min
ATS every hour ANIL 1884 ano lliAs y %.
PpnIaF Nt cars ane q BASS ~ Mary HaFS
minutes afte eaviDg sec m vt.
REIW LTEE OWL CARS north en- Walnut
1I.30B. ~ 1884 q. ul.t $50 s.. M, 80 a. M
80 =. no.. 20 q, M; 30 q. M.
North on Commerc'ai-i2.o p. M; l'00a
IN 90 q IA. 3 i0l a ~, 900 8 ~ ? %, ln.
pclt sind owl cars are dHe 20 pass West
Thirty fourth st. IS minutes after leaving
second st
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-04-20

tn thfCHa'e about mathrimony as
: have OBJ arrived 10 firm me seat in
th' gran stand. is that afIhcr fifteen
or twlnty PEARS it settles down 60 an
cndarance thH'o Women as Hcran
says. are creature is such beauch-
e1as mica. sLai FRO 3e loved Trey have
hni 90 Boz seen. bat De- says 'Waust
they're Ecea az made secure. Ae
says. we hrzt embrace. thin pity. thin
endure. Ee says - "Dooiey." in
HaFpef-s.
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-04-20

Compoundars Of beauty lotions
beaches. pastes and powders have
thTiven fro-a time immeT-orial. though
never as in the present when for
tunes are being steadily amassed by
the gentry who cater 10 the Unborn
yearning Of womanlind TO improve
upon natures giu Family Doctor.
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-04-20
March Circulation.

The above is a correct statement OF
the number of copies printed OF the
Cairo Bulletin for the year 1906 and
for the month Of March 1907.
CLYDE SULLIVAN,
Business Manager.
Subscribed and sworn to before me
this first day Of April 1897.
LEO KLEB,
Notary Public.
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-04-20

The city Of Rip7n, England. cele-
bratcd recently with procession and
various enterainmenis The i.Qeoth an
njversary n its i80oulera;i1n. Each
division in the procf sion repre-anted
a century.
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-04-20

The Bulletin 10 on sale at the fol-
lowing places:
coleman's, 2f4 Eighth street.
Halliday House News Stand.
Walkers. 10 sixth street.
Blue Front Restaurant.
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-04-20
REVIVAL SUCCESSFUL.

Jackson. Tenn April l9-The re
virai which has been il progress Ia
the Hays Avenue Methodist church
this week in which Rev. Marvin Har-
H. Of Missouri. has been preaching.
has been changed 70 a uniol meeting
and beginning tonight she services
viii be held down town. in the BIG
uew rantrell husiness block jHst
being completed
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-04-20

Th.aA of lille George Washington
sravsiy facing his father and telling
he truth. and then think Of heW this
strange old world is given t0-thC
other thing
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-04-20
CIRCULATION STATEMENT.

Average number OF complete and
perfect copies Of the Bulletin
printed daily and Sunday for
the year 1906 .........-., ~ 2O2S
Average number OF complete and
perfect copies of The Bulletin
printed daily and Sunday dur
lng March. 1907 .2109
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-04-20

The Bunefin Be- the oniy cairo news
paper hat regularly makes a circHia-
fion statement for the benefit Of al
seIiiaeIs
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-04-20

NATIONAL League.
Phi shrgChicagO- Snow. no game
Observation-Disclosures ground
no game.
ST. iouis April i9.-Bcbce won bis
game WITH a long single
RH Z
ST. Louis ----............ -....., 2 DO
Cincinnati ................ 3 @
Batteries -Bebee and Marshall. +
sick and Mclean.
Boston. April 19.-Dorner's wndne
gave the game 10 the visitors. Tho
Second game was pontponed on ac.
count Of wet grounds
r II +
Boston -s--.--... -........... ] o
New York. ................ 2 /
Baiorios Dur8er and Brown
Amoa and Corcofan
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-04-20

The Bulletin circnlates among me
people that have money TO spend
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-04-20

p is cess IN lIer punishment tta1
Il efye tt-ovi1
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-04-20

Observation-Disclosures Rain, no
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-04-20

Observation-Disclosures ground
no game
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-04-20

Sew yoreroston Rain. no game.
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-04-20

ST. iouis April la.-Bcbce won bia
game with a long single.
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-04-20

PIt.stursChicago snow, no game
The Monte Vista journal., 1907-07-27
AM IN ~ xine,

lAthe Dopn1as ~ thsergAost Easaosas
4 ,eeussiso, vhils h Ansrtsa, ~ ~ q
~ popsssS day y "Lnag i've Ds. Kiags
4 ~ 0saaysey, kiag a Thseas I'D
- u1nedDsst a Which Ma Jslia
4 49, ] ~, 1sssa Aasa. eevbs IN
d1De ~ y IN ihasdsaGA 1( -
II Nbs6ly esss Z soueh O. ssiA.~ Nm.
J, 1apb spiaiea y sAassa b. Q najosity
,SftAe lahebitasls q tAls eoaassy. NeW
nosvssy sssss weak isAes ~ ~
4 4 A1(ss ~ e1hse soped,es ban
q r. l. seeahp ~ se1pD ~ tbe
-. - 40 ts'ai sstl',
The Monte Vista journal., 1907-07-27
Rasa Loooo.

Having mads. asranesmeats Tor
oatsads moAey, I can make loans
90 70 Ave years on farms. and one
10 twelve months % chatte|e.
Fint come 6rst served. CAsh
ready - soon - pspers ase CON.
pIete. A. N. IsBEII.
The Monte Vista journal., 1907-07-27

There u . strike on in Denver
by the railway switchmen which
threatens to tic up the ent,re traffic
over the Colorado 4 Southern.
The demand made BY the men 10
IN increase OF 20 cents per day Of
ten hours.
The Monte Vista journal., 1907-07-27

Union services will be held At
Presbyterian church Sunday even
ing. August 4. Lecture by f. E.
slAaughliu, state superintendent
anti. saleon league.
The Monte Vista journal., 1907-07-27

Shorty" Winner plowed a
quarter section of land for L. H.
Cheney IN. two days and y quarter
with Mr.. Cheney's large Reeves 80
horse power plow engine which
was considered too large aud
heavy to move over the country.
r4r. Winner says he has taken the
engine from Monte Vista TO
Hooper. and back to Center and
only broke a board 10 a cuIvert. 1t
u California plow and was built
BY Mr.. Winner and carries l6
l4.inch plows in two sections aud
plows . strip Is # 1 10. vide and
does 6rst class work.
The Monte Vista journal., 1907-07-27

The l.. A. society OF the NJ. E.
Church will give . lawn social in
honor Of the Band on the lawn at
the church onthe eve of July 26th.
Ansic will be furnished by the
band. Come one come all. Ice
Cream and Cake 1Octs.
The Monte Vista journal., 1907-07-27

! sWork ON the addition 10 Hotel
Grasd is being pushed forward.
SChas, b Smith hes the contract
! tor, the carpenter work.
The Monte Vista journal., 1907-07-27
KEEP THE YOUNG
FOLKS AT HOME

You can do this by installing telephone
Il the young folks can ring up their friends any
dine from thsr own home. thsy will bc less inclined To
% out at night.
Astss % hour o. two Of study, . lttle chat with
eod eves hs telephone and thsy issl that the study
hsut Aas not been issoouA
f II will hsaplthsm in their work by keeping them
10 eoaosn,oatIon with school friends Of teachers who
60 snIlse
Low RAtsA The Ooloeado Telephone Company
The Monte Vista journal., 1907-07-27
neese Drsakine.

0eese Drsaking.
~ prepared 70 break and
tsaia horses q reasonable prices.
WI. CHIvED.
The Monte Vista journal., 1907-07-27

Droooyeoe1aa Ooupeh
oAngas 4. nooas, Pasoos.
Sunday oehool 0s10 Q. =.
'4oealag oeev1eo llW Z. q.
Nveaia0 ossvtss 53oA =. Z
The Monte Vista journal., 1907-07-27

MRS. o. A. BARNES
Has nov goods. latest styles, sell
Ing vsrv cheap.
The Monte Vista journal., 1907-07-27
I. DyIef Sffisas .

q B. Stutsmsn 4 Go. carry the
best line Of fishing tackle obtain.
lAhle.
The Monte Vista journal., 1907-07-27

We are selling our
line OF box writing
paper 1T cost. See our
window.
1 Fuller Drug co.
The Monte Vista journal., 1907-07-27

--RlsoA $500 GlaseAs
1sv. 2. I. na1UaaA ros1ss.
0eaday 0shod q loo
WagshiD q u4o
q, Up. U. 80
vedeeaaay svseiag Q e1ss1.
The Monte Vista journal., 1907-07-27
'2eehe1loe 80Sooooa4y QAasoA.
4BAn9 ". 0nng1AGa.s 4aoes.
-0oDday 0oevscso-
4n1dnv 0ehepl NO0 = =.
4eQniag Aeenoa lloOa. ..
xD4srth Leagus 100 nn.

WeeQpay evsaang pgaSee nesting 800
~D Al eoets&y assts ths third
3AaGn4nV ae1eesooa q saeA meath.
~ tWaQaos kessigs Ainaaaasy
oqQleez Wss1s ~ Arss Thursday a eeeA
The Havre herald. [volume] (Havre, Mont.) 1904-1908, 1907-03-22
Buzzy saan Versus Busy Man.

Those who tell you they always are
rushed to death" usually accomplish the
least. and largely because they are I'M
aglnative. The really busy man, who
turns off an immense amount of work
with the quiet and precision Of a per-
feet machine, must have the imagina.
ton to look ahead day or month or
a year. At the least, his thought Is al
ways a few seconds ahead Of his &C.
ton; his head saves his heels; he is
not continually tripping over his own
feet. But the buzzy man can never
understand the busy man. Having no
Imagination himself, he saves his own
face by saying that the man who never
fuses over his work has little to do.
Let us hear NO more about imagina-
tlon being impracticable. 1t is one of
the most practical things in the world.
A due proportion Of 1t used with judg-
ment 'wlll from many blunder free
US and foolish notion" The only con-
dition under which 1t may seem SUI
perduous is that of one who has some
monotonous task to perform automat tic
ally day after day. Doubtless II one Is
TO be In an automatic Job forever the
less imagination the better, but IL he
Is ever to get out OF IL the quicker he
cultivates some Imagination the sooner
will he get out.-Chicago Tribune