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Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-08-19
BIGGEST CONVENTION OF
YEAR AT SACRAMENTO
Three Thousand expected Ia attend
National Irrigation Congress la
September.

Sacramento. Cal. Aug. 1S-Tho big
gest national convention Of IL, year
will be the Fifteenth National .Irriei-
ion thar euuvtnes in Sacra-
mento i'm Septembgr. lt o. confidently
anticipated hat the attendance of dell
gates viii reach three thousand This
is NOR. than double The number pres
ent az any previous meeting of the
body. The congress win also be the
most representative I'm the history of
the organization. The delegates IN
clude the vice president of the United
States. members ~ the presidents
cabinet. senators aHd representatives
in the federal congress. from nearly
every state in the union IN addition
to these Representative of tine national
government. governors of states. leg
islators. state officials and municipal
officers from every important center
in the United States are among the
members of the Sauna body. There rs
not am organization of national promi-
hence in the country that viii not be
represented I'm This great convention
Educational. professional and CONNER
cial associations and institutions viii
send delegates. No unofficial national
convention in the Emitted states APP
proaches this i'm the broad scope of
its purpose and the distinguished per-
sonnet of it's membership.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-08-19
TEACHERS FOES Of
TEDDY BEAR
Declare the New Tangled Toy
Threatens to DispIace Doll in
Affections of the Children.

New York. Aug. 1S-Teachers IN
charge of the sewing department I'm
the summer school at New York unt.
versity have put a ban on the Teddy
bear. and henceforth the elaborate de-
votion showered upon l. by schorl
children viii be discouraged. A great
fear has arisen in me minds of she
pedagogues and others thai .ia old
fashioned doll Of our forefathers wiG
soon become an eXtiaer species Of play
fellow.
In charge Of Mrs. A.. JeSsup. the
sewing department in the school ir-
teachers and supervisors from
every state IN the Union. who have
come 10 New York to get the latest
methods in needle ana basket work. I'm
weaving and dressmaking TO take ha x
To- their classes in the fan. I'm speak
ing Of the Teddy bear craze and its eff
feet upon the children, Mrs. Jessup
Formerly rs | went through the
city visiting the different schools. il
was always a delight 10 see the little
girls sitting about in groups making
dolls clothing. or engaged in making
something ! knew they had learned in
school. Now. in place OF these domes-
tie scenes. is i'm variably a Teddy bear
is the center of attraction and
little hands are idle"
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-08-19
CHINESE WAL WHEN
ORDERED TO THE ORIENT

san Francisco. Aug. 1S.-When
t~wenty-one Chinese who deserted the
German ship Tolosan learned - court
that they would have to go back TO
that vessel a concerted wall Of despair
was beard. Some OF the Chinese
threw themselves on their knees before
The vice consul and implor 81 him 80
save them from a voyage back to
China on the Tolosan. Others beat
their heads on the floor, tearing their
hair in mingled rage and despair.
Sobs, curses. and shouts OF en-
geance. cries Of anger and declarations
Of defiance. echoed through me court
room, and il was a quarter Of an hour
before the men could be quie,od. Sev-
eral Chinese refused to get up even
after they had beer handCuffc I, and
had To be lifted bodily. THY were
handcuffed in pairs, and twelva OF the
most unruly We're fastened together
with a chain. All were taken 10 the
TOloQnu.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-08-19
DON'T WAIT.
TAX advantage of albuquerque Citi-
zen's Experience Before It's
Too Late,

When the back begins to ache.
Don't wait until backaehe becomes
chronic.
Till serious kidney troubles develop.
Till urinary troubles destroy nights
rest.
Profit by an Albuquerque citizens
experience.
Mrs. l.. a. Benson. Of 308 Baca
avenue, albuquerque, n. NJ, says. FL
never had backache TO speak Of until
/ came here five months ago. when il
set ia and became an almost contin-
ual annoyance. II would stand long.
and when | would wash my back. was
so painful as II seemed TO XIII me
The persistent aching made me so
nervous at times that / could hardly
control myself. \ friend and neigh
Dor recommended Doan's Kidney
Pills To me. SO / procured a box. /
had not used more than half Of them
before the distress in my back had
ended ana | was relieved OF headache.
an annoyance which had distressed
me a great deal. Now. if | notice any
sign of backache. | Immediately APP
peal to D0an's Kidney Pills and a few
doses suffice to dispel every indica-
ton Of the trouble"
For sale by ali dealers. Price so
cents. Foster Milburn Co. Buffalo.
Y, sole agents for the United
Remember the name oan's-and
take no other.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-08-19
Han EaIIs in Chnnks.

Des Moines. Aug. 1S.-Within the
space of twenty-four hours Iowa has
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-08-19

freight trains resulted in the death
Of John Carr of S%troudsburg. Pa, en-
gineer, and serious injuries 10 Harry
sites. fireman. respectively on the
l-ehigh ana Hudson train.
Nathan strauss, the Pennsylvania
railroad engineer, and his fireman.
Henry cody. both OF this place. jump
ana escaped with slight injuries.
Walter Harcourt, Of Phillipsburg. a
PENNSYLVANIA railroad teiegrapher
the wreck. wired his resignation
10 headquarters. sent for a wreck
crew, closed his office and left.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-08-19
SHERMAN DENIES
BOOSTING CANNON
New Norl, Congressman Declare
Roosevelt T. Ills Choice.

Utica. y. Y. Aug. 1S.-Represent-
alive James sherman characterize az
uuqualifiedly false the report sent out
from Washington 90 the effect that
he was engineering "a presidential
boom far Speaker Joseph g.. Cannun
and that ne had received the accept
ance Of Governor Charles f. Hughes
to De Cannon's running mate ON ihc
republican national ticket next year
There IS not one word 81 truth in
that story So far as ] am concerned.
said Congressman sherman. 1T is
absolutely manufactured out of whole
cloth. I have nothing 90 say regard
ing the presidency except what ] have
said before ! believe that Theodore
Roosevelt IS the man Tor tho place,
that DE viii accent the nomination
and that he will De reelected
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-08-19

been visited by Two OF the most dis
astrous storms in years.
Last night "a terrific storm swept
the Des Moines River valley from pe
Moines to KeoSuk. destroying build
ings and devastating crops.
Tonight a hailsform. which lasted
five minutes. ruined thousands of
acres OF corn. Peltug chunks or Ice
caused several teams to ram away.
The damage 20 crops in Central Iowa
VIII be ennrmous.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-08-19
READ JOURNAL WANTS.
i. Elmo Sample & Club Rooms
Joseph barnett, Proprietor,
1eo West Central Avenue.

CHOICE LIQUORS SERVED. ALL
the popular games. Keno every Mon
day, Thursday aud Saturday nights.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-08-19
Coxey TO start New Pilgrimage.

Sault Ste. Marie. Mich. Aug. Is
General CoXey. leader of the famous
hobo march across the country to
Washington a few years ago, is plan
ming to start a new pilgrimage but he
refused to tell his destination or it's
purpose.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-08-19
LEGAL LIGHTS To
60 To ROSWELL
ON TUESDAY
Albuquerque Contingent viii
Join Santa Fe and Northern
Delegations at Kennedy To-
morrow.

1t is announced that Albuquer-
qucans who are to attend the meeting
Of the Territorial Bar association a.
Roswell will not leave this morning
as was at first intended. but Tuesday
morning. The Santa Fe contingent
and other delegations from the north
ern part of the territory will join the
Albuquerqueans at Kennedy and the
party will proceed via the Santa Fe
Central and the automobile route.
Among those who will likely go
from here are Judge Ira \. Abbott Of
the district court, and Miss Abbott;
II. b. Ferguson and Miss Ferguson,
w. -. Childers and Mr.. and Mrs. A. b.
McMilleu.
In view Of the -postponement. Judge
Abbott may be found as usual in
chambers at the court house today hy
attorneys and others who have bust
ness with the court.
The meeting of the Pecos Valley
Press association will be held in con-
junction with the meeting of the Par
association. The programs i'm fun are
as follows:
FIRST Day.
Bar association called to order at
the court house by the president at
10 %o'c.ocH a. m.
Minutes and report of the secre-
tarv.
Report Of committees
Annual address By President 4. -.
Renehan. Subject, Federal Policy
Touching the Rio Grande and Its
Tributaries"
General discussion.
Afternoon.
200 p. m.-Address by Hon. SAM
mel H.. Cowan, IF the Forth Worth
bar. Subject. Government Regula-
ton Of Railroads"
Evening.
$50 D.. m.-Reception TO the NOM
bers of the New Mexico Bar associa-
tion by Judge and Mrs. william II.
PoDe.
second Dav.
1000 a.. m.-Association called TO
order by the president.
Report of secretary Of the commit
tee on the revision of laws of New
Mexico. Hon. BENJAMIN NJ Read.
General discussion on revision.
200 D.. m.-Address: Needed Con-
gressional Legislation Ion II. y.
Ferguson, Hon. a. A. Jones.
Discussion
Addresses: Separate Appellate
Court for New Mexico" Hon. W. r.
Childers. Hon. r. b. Catron.
Evening.
g:00 d.. m.-Ranquet. Todstmaster,
c. r. Brice. The following gem
will respond to toasts: w =.
Chflders. Mart b. Thompson, n. Il.
r.. T.. Twitchell. A. b. McMtl-
f.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-08-19
Violent Distant Earthquake.

Leipsic. Aug. 1S.-A violent distant
earthquake was reported here last
night. The -seismograph recorded vi
brations lasting over fifteen minutes.
but il was impossible 10 locate the di-
rection Of the center Of disturbance.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-08-19

$500 y. m-Ranquet. Todstmaster'
Hon. c. r. Brice. The following gen
tlemen will respond TO toasts: w. i.
Childers. Mart b.. Thompson. n. Y.
Holt, r.. +. Twitchell, A. b. McMtl-
Ian
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-08-19
OPERATOR TAKES TO TALL
TIMBER AFTER WRECK
PENNSYLVANIA Empioyc Summons Help
and Hike After Hcad-un Crash.

Phiripsburg. ~ J.. August ia
head-on collision yesterday afternoon
near Feui Rln between Pennsylvania
railroad and Lehigh and Hudson
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-08-19

The editors will meet at the city
council chamber at 10 a. m. Wednes-
and their program follows:
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-07-09

mum ~ northwest winds; clear
Forecast
Washington. JuIN ARIZONA: Fair
lu south. local thuudeTstorms IN norm
portiun Tuesday "wednesday iaf.
New MeNieD. Fair Tuesday showers
IL. NIGHT or Wednesday In north por-
tIun. ralr 90 south.
Percy Hawley visited in Bernaiilio
NcstcrdaA.
Frcd II Ken aud wife loft y%ester-
day an The limited for California.
r. q Moore left yesterday morn
ing for Carthage. r. NJ on business.
Mrs Ncstor Muuioya n children
loft yesterday 90 visit friends IN san
ga Zee.
FRED SNYDER and wife and John
solomon have left Tor the upper
pccos
solomon Luna left last night for
Magdalena and his socorro county
sheep ranches.
sir and Mrs. Maynard Gunsul left
last night for Thoreau for q week In
Tho pine woodN
Miss Grace Nichol has left for an
extended vial % Chicago. and at her
homo near Pittsburg, Pa.
Ernest Meyers has returned from
Prescott. where he attended the IN
yelling ~ the Hucky OMEN stntue.
y. " Booking. II Canyon city.
Colo. arrived here yesterday morning
from the southern part Of the terri
tory.
Inspector Or Marion lines, Of the
bureau 81 animal Industry. has re-
turned frem a trip 20 the Texas pam
handle
Misses winlfrod and Gladys Hay
den have returned from Magdalcna'
whore they visited their sister, Mrs.
Louis McRac
Probate clerk james NJ Luna, Of
Valencia county. arrived in the lily
yesterday morning from Los Lunas on
b...ifeaf Hesf'"~v
Miss Moffau. Of Detroit, Mich, is
NJ the city ana viii TFit her sister,
MrH- Henderson. wife uf DR.. A. 70.
Henderson. FOR Tvs weeks.
Mrs y. q. Cornish aud son Gillette.
aud Miss Bessie paldridRc. have left
for ln eastern trip, during which they
VIII visit the jamestown exposition.
Miss Ieiilo Watson, who has re-
Gently returned from a stay at Coyote
Springs, left last night with her moth
~ for an extended stay in southern
california
Mn Joseph price, of socorro, has
returned home after Am extended
visit here with hor daughters, Mes
DANES simon and leon T.. stern 1hc
hitter accompanied her to Spcorro
IN N ~. SpafRo has returned
from Rochester, MINI. where he uc-
cnmpanied city Physician Anderson,
of vi Paso, who is nov undergoing
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-07-09
RAILROAD NOTES.

81 s Taliafcrro. of Topeka. uf thv
SlutH pc land department, arrived
hero yesterday morning
Former DAY u1gptrcm1u D. a.
Hrouphtun. of the local depot. iou.
Yesterday f'r i.as Vegas Goo make bis
homie.
Route Agent W. o McFrrrbu. ut
he Wels-Tatgo ENprcss company.
returned yesterday from o. trim oyer
tbe Horny Toad division.
The Santa ne oii noslsc at Uaiuu
was burned o. Few DAYS lgn with uI
it's contents. the estimated Inss hriHl
about $1,000. the building being vale
ned at $3.50 and The oil aud stuff lu-
side zoo $500
a bad looking tore iu thr SANTA d.
wards lt sam neruHrdiun got started boz
grass and refusc ON saturday and DO
looked fnr e. time a- 10 .Imr uf tHr
-HHu buildings might geo The hlatz
was rNfInruishcd. however. before DO
haI dom more than nominal damage
Tr In SO. 2 for thr east yesterday
morning. was n huge ONE. consisting
off Twelve ears. our uf th' flst fIUIghf
aHe.n.. Nn. 1Nfi assisting thH r.eu-
Iar. I.1un GLASS machine iu uulIuA thc
hflse train o. iHs Negls THE train
ua delayed fifteen ur twenty milne
Htas DIS Mo- uun-arrivaI afH freHfar
i.r tHr 1855. who WAS finally rusliei
u. ut pat ~ work with the shovel
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-07-09
GRANT BROTHERS
HUGE CONTRACT
IN MEXICO
Now Building Nine Hundred
Miles of GuaymaS Extension
of the Southern Pacific John
Bunk in the ely,

John Burke. of the Grant brothers
Construction company. arrived 300 the
city Yesterday % viii he here 90 week.
.r $40. Mr. Burke who h. q brother uf
.Iuu-, Burke of This city was One uf
,by bie contractors ou the oid Attain
OH. and Pacific railway. aha, Santa
o.. coast lines. when that rofd was
building into this city, rae is "a Nc,,-
r.u contractor and onc of Il. mps.s
experienced railroad builders in th.
country
Ni Burke SAYS chat Grant h%rothcr'
ar, NOW worklne ou an immense cone
.tflet Iot the Cananca Eio Nauui and
rt.IGso. the "Gu1NmJs Extension of
th, southern Paeinc interests and one
lf iH. biggest railroad projects now
und.r WAY on Oh, continent Grant
nI.I hers are building goo miles oft liu,
I.fatau guaNmas and GuadaiaIara.
With many small feeders They ar.
fs HE about 5000 men and 5000
uu'.- figures which give % SOME
IIt. aE the immensely ofthc Hartman
rraH r. whiCh lS tn pen up 90 come
Hu"r.r the vast Riches oft the interior
Hf Mexico.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-07-09

sFor constipation there rs nothing quite So
nice as ChambcrlHlu's stomach ana Liver
Tablets They always produce a pleasant
movement uf the bowels without any dis
agreeable effect Price % cents. Samples
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-07-09

The world j. fun 81 I'D and curious
pcnule. - there may stu H. those
who have not used Morning Journal
Classified Ads.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-07-09

nc lifnfE tFA AAt ItFAttNf W 49,
meet tonight In the church parlors az
s y. ma. The Bible reading viii be on
the theme. "Christ's knowledge Of
Man and His Need" The topic for
discussion viii De what should the
brotherhood DO for Each OF usy' Mr..
". J. Johnson. Of the Bank Of Com
merce. has kindly consented 10 pro-
duce on his g-raphorhOne nj sacred
and secular. The committee I'm charge
~ thc refreshments promise some
thing appropriate to the season. All
men who need the help Of men IN
their efforts toward better things, and
an men who are willing to help other
men who are seeking tru|h ana soul
eoHtentmcut are invited TO attend the
meeting tonight.
Mrs r. II. Wolking who came to
ibis city to make her home some four
Years ago from Kansas, and who had
been more or less of an invalid for
several years. died last night al 9.45
O'Clock az The Wolkiug home. 703
North Eighth street Mrs. Wolking
was sixty years OF age. She leaves,
besides a husband, four children.
r. Wolking and Miss Marie Wolking,
Of this city. Miss Hulda Wolking. Of
Lincoln. Ncb.. and Mr. II b.. Wolking,
Of Nevada The funeral arrange
D iitfAAiH VIII HANRHffA
today.
The -four Indians who took on too
much booze aud were arrested sunday
! evening for fighting in the Southern
saloon, were arraigncd before The po-
lice judge yesterday morning. Three
were sent 10 jail for five days each,
and the fourth for ten days. Henry
Peard got thirty days for drunken
ness. Burt Nenn who cut a hole IN
the door Of the Hope flats Sunday af-
ternoon. was sent TO jail for thirty
daas.
The funeral Of the late jose Tafoya,
who died Saturday in Barelas. "A
held from the san Jose church yes
terday morning, with interment In the
san Jose cemetery The deceased,
who was forty-fivc years Of age,
leaves a widow and two children.
Yesterday morning there was held
from the Old Town church the flu
neral Of the late Jose Garcia y Gar
cha. saged fifts years, the well known
farmer ana old-timer who died sun
day at his home neal Old A%lbuquer+
che
r.. A.. Micfa. Of CUBA, a wealthy
shcepman and member Of the council
of the last territorial assembly ar
rived here yesterday from his home In
Sandoval county
r,t.to INT p.b,tab I,dpo IA 10
IN h,.t1 7. r..,,I,r rn,,tfnv tbfg pveu-
inn "a a. q II. h9iI. installation
of ofncArs All members requested
Co attend.
Professor !. T.. Miller. principal of
The A"buauerauc' Hieh school. left
laat night tor western Valencia
county. where he Is engaged on legal
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-07-09
YET ANOTHER AUTOMOBILE
ROUTE PROPOSED
Montague stevens Proposes I'm ENten-
sion Of the MogOllOn silver City Line
Into Magdalcna.

Automobile lines are becoming as
thick in New Mexico as were once The
stage coaches iu The days OF old. Stll
another one has been proposed by
Montague Stevens who is well known
I'M Albuquerque. Mr.. stevens has suE-
Rcstcd The extension OF the silver CITY
N|neolIon automobile line 10 Magda-
lena and would give fast connection 90
all the tinterior points ln Soeortu
tuufN.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-07-09

Washington. july ALTOONA Fair
Do south. local thuuderft0rms In north
uor,iuu Tuesday. Wednesday fair,
New MexieD. Fair Tuesday showers
a. night ar Wednesday in north por-
ffu. HfIIr #iu south.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-07-09

TIN Pleasure OF 4 PICNIC DE-
rENDS MUCH On WHAT you HAVE TO
EAT WI PROVIDE NICE THfNGs TOR
rICNICS oR OTHkR DINNER. y VIZ
MAKE THE HEsr BREAD % \
MY ANY PLACI. 1T IL MADE Ds coon
MATERIAL. WILL M y Wall
BAKED. TNJol WENT y HEALTH
ruE RESULTS on DATING OH
PRODUCTS. :. BALLING, SOUTH FIRST
STREET.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-07-09
Questions of Moment.

What part Of the Morning Journal do yau
suppose is the most interesting 20 the per
SON vino IS eagerly looking for a furnished
room er a boarding place.
Is your advertisement in that part Of the
paper2
&C not-why not2
The Springdale news., 1907-03-15
Legislative Mews

By vote of ? to c the senate passed the house resolution ex- tending the session sixty days.
 The bill by NIT. Simpson re- quiring trains 1 and 1 to stop in Springdale passed the house Sat urday.
 NIT. Rice introduced a bill Sat urday to allow mileage and per diem to members of the levylng court and witnesses in justice courts n Benton county.
 The bill by AIr. Mays inereas- ing the salary of the county judge of Washington county to o125o per year was approved by the governor Saturday.
 After voting down the Balch bill the house adopted d resolu- tion for the appointment of a committee of five to draft "a bill of insurance for the better pro- lection of the people of this state.
 The senate has passed bill abridging the pardoning power of the governor, placing the parol- ing power in the hands of the penitentiary board. One feature of the bill provides for the parol- ing of prisoners whose conduct is good and hak been good before their conviction.
 The house on Friday defeated the Baleh bill, which proposed to amend the antitrust law so as to permit foreign insurance com- panies to do business in the state. There were 5 votes IF favor of the bill and $ against 1t, and as if to give the bill parting kick the vote by which it was passed was reconsidered and that motion laid on the table Mays and Nor row of Washington county voted for the bill. Simpson of Wash ington. Combs of Madison and Shannon of Benton voted against 1t.
The Springdale news., 1907-03-15

lady residing in the vicinity of Aurora died recently.
 John A. McAdoo and Miss Miss Nirgia Neck living near Witter, were married recently.
 The 12 year old son of Sam Rudder, living few miles south east of town, had leg broken Wednesday morning by falling tree. St. Paul Mountain Air.
 The editor of the St. Paul Mountain Air is happy. Hear him:
 The frogs have begun to sing. What more welcome sound to the heart and soul than the tunefully melody of the little nocturnal aquatic webfoot troubadour The meadow lark for the fields and the robin for the back yard, but for energetic, whole Souled erescendo, for care dispelllng, debt forgetting enjoyment give us the frog.
The Springdale news., 1907-03-15
: Letter to Mir. Willis Smith.
Springdale, Ark.

Dear Sir: We shall feel obliged if you write us how you came out on your first few jobs Devoe, as to gallons expected and used.
 Take Job A. You made your price expecting to use 2 gallons Devoe. and used l5. Job B. You expected to use 15 and used 10. And tell Us what paint you had used before. Of course you judge Devoe by what you have used before
 Here's how d few came out.
 A. Needhams painter, Ida Grove, la, estimated 6 gallons for his house and returned ? gal Ions.
 The High School building at Sioux Rapids was painted insi de and out last summer Painter estimated 70 gallons. but had to return 10.
 The painter for Henry kireh Mazomanie, Wis, said that it would require IA gallons to do d job. When the job was finished he had six gallons left; was prob ably figuring on basis of lead and oil.
 Our agent at Riehland Centre, Wis, writes: Wm. keegan, a farmer near Bear Valley, painted his house. He'd always used 12 gallons of mixed paint previous ly. Sold him : gallons, he re- turned one.
 Sid Ghastln painter for Archie,
The Springdale news., 1907-03-15

Waterloo, Wis, said he'd need 10 gallons of Devoe lead-and-zine, So did air. Humphrey, the dealer. After t two coat job, had five gallons left. The same house had one coat lead and oil some years before and took eight gal Ions.
 Edward Harper of Mt. Sterling, H.. said he needed l7 gallons of paint for his house, based on es- innate of leading painters. Our agent, Mr. Brooks, figured 9fs gallons would dc. It did.
 You see it goes. Even the best painters can't guess little enough at first.
 ours truly,
 r. W. Devoe X Co. New York, Chicago and kansa> \ City.
 Springdale Lumber Co. sells our paint.
 There is one breach of etiquette no woman ever fails to commit: Failure to express admiration for the baby.