New-York tribune., 1907-09-05
THE TALK OF THE DAY

few DAYS ago there was a presentation cere-
,nonv on the British cruiser Cochrane named ai'er
the great admiral Two Cochranes are officers o'
this cruiser and they Joined with the rest OF the
family I'm giving 10 the cruiser shield The cere-
r,orv brought out the fact that within a hundred
years six men II the name Of Cochrane ana ol the
Hood OF the Iiherator Of Chilli have held the rank
or admiral in the British navy. that for twice
as long every male Cochrane has become member
of the service Fighting families there have been
before are now and probably always Will be- but
the record of the Cochranes is one that would be
hard to better.
Among the ouakers" said Miss Wise. + be-
ueve the mon wear their hats in church
- AN, one ,a,lIJ nossibly be Interested In mems
hats p Philadelphia Press.
Under the headline An Expensive Gooseherry
Bush Austrian paper prints this story: "On
the boundary line Of two farms near R there
IS a large gooseberry bush from which the two
farmers have for years gathered the product.
What grows on my side is mine, and you may
have the rest the agreement Three years
ago the neiEhhors had a misundersta nding and
this came TO a climax when the gooscherries be
came ripe A lawsuit followed and appeals were
made 10 higher judicial bodies The final decision
has Just been recorded This gives TO both par
ties the right to pick the berries which grow
their side Of the Ine-just It was originally
and denies the right To destroy the bush 10 both
contestants The costs We're charged half to each
ntigant Each farmer had TO pay 225 kronen. The
yearly WELD o the bush will bring about one-half
krone and the judge told nghtng farmers:
With good luck it will take you only eight hundred
years to make the bush pay Take good care OF
it"
Ever surrounded by wolves
No, but know the sensation, use, used 70 open open
VILE CoureT-JouTnal
This is seed year for the white pine. and now IS
the time to do the picking according TO Professor
Rane. the State Forester Of MASSACHUSETTS,
who Is trying 10 develop an interest IN the seed
crop now going to waste. and has ISSUED a pam
phlet pointing out the methods and the advantages
White pine one OF the most common trees in Mas
sachusetts is grown from seed only; It does not
sprout from the roots when cut. as 90 hard woods
Yet the seeds from il not saved in many states
High prices are paid for seeds collected elsewhere
In recent years the prices have been from 81 % to
81 50 a pound In the spring of 1877 the price, IN
large quantities. was SO rs pound
Did you take his bill his he re-
Fifteen minutes ago"
Wen peek over the transom and # he has
tainted: he hasn't kicked about the size of 1t yet"
Houston Post.
The telegraph operators strike is being conduct
manner entirely and original Music
and dancing are not usually the adopted CT
keeping up enthusiasm and LOYALTY to the cause
yet the telegraphers have found that the plan
works admirably At the strikers headquarters
members of the telegraphers union with musical
talent gather daily and provide music free of
charge for dancing. The young women self
appointed committee Of the whole enthusiasm.
and they devote their spare time dancing with
the young men, 70 keep them in line Their
influence has had much with peaceful
manner In which the strike has so far been
Quoted.
Rogers-I consulted a clairvoyant before my
marriage. and asked her If she saw breakers
ahead.
Browne-What did she Say2
said she twelve cooks and twenty-seVen
mattresses. Smart Set