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The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1907-02-17
PUTS TINE LIMIT
ON STREET WORK
All Repairs Must Be Made
Within Five
Months.
Hale'S PrOViSO in District
Bill Puzzles Commits
SionerS.
Means Seven Months Idle
ness for Highway De-
partment.

The Board Of Commissioners, and Off
Gals of the highways department. are
at a loss 10 understand why Senator
Hale Of Maine injected into the District
appropriation bill, under consideration
by the Senate. an item that provides
that all repairs 70 streets, renewals and
resurfaCing shall be made only between
July l and December / of each year.
This provision. if II becomes a law, will
leave only five months OF the year for
the highways department to put down
new streets, repair or resuTface them,
leaving seven months in which the de
partment will be idle.
This feature Of the District apprOpria-
ton bill carries $4,000 with it, The
money end of it is all right the officials
say. but the time limit. which is a novel
feature Of its provisions, is all wrong.
Cannot Make the Repairs.
Capt. Jay J. Morrow, assistant engi-
neer commissioner. says that If street
repairs and similar work is to be done
only during the period between July
and December 1, Il will be impossible
70 do half the work that is necessary
and now under contemplation, and
which is provided for in the appropria-
ton of s3Q4,C00. He says II VIII be Il
physical impossibility TO do the work,
and when December l arrives every
niece of this work under way will have
TO iv otopped ;Ie further says that for
seven months of the year the highways
department will be idle in so far as this
class of work is concerned.
Captain Morrow asserts that less than
half OF the repair and resurfaCing work
needed in all sections Of the city can be
done II this provision becomes effective
and. of course. only half Of the appro-
priation can be spent, or $150,Oo9 instead
Of the $4,000 appropriated.
Fund Available July I.
The appropriation would become
available July ]. the beginning Of the
fiscal year, at which time the street
forces will be put TO work repairing the
streets as fast as asphalt. cement and
sand can he secured. But under the
most favorable conditions the work can
not be completed by December ].
As a result Of this there would be
many streets neglected and the citizens
of Washington would suffer.
The officials are hopeful that this OBJ
iectiOnable feature OF the appropriation
bill VIII be eliminated when the bill
comes up for final consideration in joint
conference Of the House and Senate.
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Railroads.
BALTIMORE 9 OHIO R-R

/ LEAVE STATION. New Jersey ave, a,,ld G, a..
/ ROYAL BLUE LINE
! tt LE 5Ijy,, Cther Hour On the Odd Houn
! 10 PHILADELPHIA AND NEW YORK.
| NV TERMINAL. I'D ST. NEW YORK
! .s ~ a-In--D Diner. Pullman ParleE.
. 100 a-m--Dlncr AMI Pullman y LrIor ca
| ill;00 am--Dincr and Pullman - IrIor or
q 900 p.m.-Diner and Pullman I's rlor CO.
300 PM Royal Limited. F." Ar pI,IiT95',s
t4;00 p-m--Cuaches 10 Philadelph a
800 p-m--Coaches - Philadelpl ia
''1l 80 p-m--SleepeTE.
"2:57 p.n.-Sleepers.
ATLAANSTIc CITY. 100. goo. 1II.0O a. n.
r.,EXEHY HOUR on THE HOUR
70 BALTIMORE
Week days; 20. 500. $50. : %. TO. 500.
$50. SEQ; SO 1000. u 90 a. N 12.e5 noon:
80 600. go. 700. 500. $50. loco. 10.s5,
Sundays: 2:57. ZOO. 10 S3A 500. -o.so
hoo A. m; 100. 1:l5 800. 80. eco. 70 -
500. 1000. 20.c5, 1sso. Il 30 y. II.
CHICAGO AND NORTHWEST. 'I.z2 y %,
CINCINNATI. ST. LOUIS. and LOUIS
PITTsBURG. ~ p m. $40 D. a. - 10
CLEVELAND. '9:Io p. n; orLnsBUs.
WHEELING. 800 n m. $50 p.
WINCHEST Err. ISIS a. m. - .95. 1900 D. m.
ANNAPOLIS, week days. 500 L m, 700;
and $50 m. - H.
LCRAY and ELKTOS. '4.05 p
FREDERICK. FS-S5. '-9-Ij q. ~ s.f >,
f4.05, 70 -35 pm --~''
HAGERSTOwN. 1875 A. m auS +-.oo - 90.
BOYD and way points. 49,. ssg-r= a =, -
''l 30 TOO. 1875. +"l0-l5. TIl-2g = n, -'-'
GAIT HERSBUkG and way I5lnts +S.--
ssg ID a. IN, 1880. 'SI.0 100
1875. tC.5O .'7:sj. '-l0I5. ~ IN y y, '-o'.
WASHINGTON JCNCy OK ana NV
points. ISIS. ''9.l5 a N. -sI.s5. so
sDaily- Except Sunday srs,ndavs onr,,
Reservation Of SleepI lg or ParIor S,-
space rates OK fare. etc Wi, 10 01lfT1rt,, -.
nished BY TELEPHO sc ar an ~ - -
lowing Ticket 0fhces- IE7 . 81, TeieBbe--
Main 1877 els Fenns lvaaia Ave. Telephone
Nam % StaLoh .cw Jersey Ave and q
ST. Ticket Once, : ,ir1h3ue East Cs7. Iufor-
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1907-02-17
Notes of Musicians

Charlton Howarth. of Devonshirc.
England. sang stephen Adams Holy
City last Sunday morning In the West
mi"ster Church memorial He has d
fine ;enor voice and sang his country
mans composition I'm good style. Elmer
Jasper viii be the soloist in that church
todlg.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1907-02-17
STREET RAILWAY BUILDING
FOLLOWS GROWTH OF CITY

Street railway building has kent pace
with the growth of every CITY some
times anticipating Il. thus Mastering the
rapid uDbuilding OF outlying districts
f1iteen years ago the first electric rail-
IIaq IN Cantornfa was operated in Los
Angeles Today 20 miles Of single
track in the city ana sixteen interurhau
lines radiate To coast and interior points
extending each from ten to forty miles
into the country.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1907-02-17
Miss Bethune Gave Recital.

Miss Frarces Eethune. coutraIto. gave
the Program at Airs. OIdberg's music
room on Friday afternoon. Entirely
modern songs. but Of a variety quite
unusual were rendered. Miss Rethuue-s
voice Is a very rich contralto of fine
range, and she sings with great finish
and taste
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1907-02-17

IL Is the larger. and in subject the more
! dI'ract't';. In colOTing this contains
I enough "a the quality Of Turner to sat
lsiy uNSe who admire the works o.
'illS celebi atcd colorist, but are pre-
vented fr IN securing an example OF
. urners 'ork. The sunset tints are OF
II rlcheS hues. and the whole picture
is IN eSau Iple of the brilliancy OF color
whit'h aIV avs seems an accompaniment
10 YG Meta n sunsets.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1907-02-17

Miss Nary Harris Barber. Formerly
soprano soloist of the Cathedral Church
OF the Ascension. has accepted SINH
lar position with Grace Episcopal
Church. Alexandria, Va. Miss Barber
Will also assume charge Of the choir
and act as d.rectrcss.
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MslNgjyWsClANS

make an address and present the medal
Simon Wolfe viii also make an ad-
dress to the pupils.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1907-02-17
SILVER MluNTEn AUTO

The Duke q e. BEDFORD has r,rar -. ,
Lord TaViStuN 4. ais eldest son. o.itL =
siINer-moInteA I motor car FOR nj -
while ut oNLs-T University.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1907-02-17

LOANS NEGOTIATED on stocks hon.
Dig ana loan asScn- shares. syndicate CT
ufs.. warehouse receipts. etc: low -.
courteous treatment. THIS IS NOT A Loan
COMPANY G. y BAKER mo i II.
Phone 5I7 80
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Steamboats,.
NORFOLK AND WASHINGTON
STEAMBOAT COMPANY.

- Every day In the year from f11t - -rl
- st for Fort Monroe. Norfolk. Ncvyu'---
- News. and All points south bv The s5I-
- perb, powerful steel palace steamer
- Newport News .-r-.rr.rr- - - I
- '.WaShinEtou.
" Alexandra. -91 pm .I.v N0r-rrI- 80,
Ar r. Mouroe--5-o ann ~. IT Monroe. : nm
AT Norfo. $50 am AR AlexandrI7 ESQ nm
Ar. Portsmouth N-gI au'Ar VgsFf-.-f1.- ----
= through connection made az N0--
- folk with steamers OF Old Dominica
- Steamship Co for New York. and AIer-
chants and Miners Es.arrrg 81 .
ton
- S&For further information apply a.
general tcLet oflcc. Jos Igth - CrI-
- uradp Building tteIeDhana Main 500,
- OF sth St wharf telephone Main go,
mo CALLAHAN
% Y Pres A. Gen Mgr
". H CALLAHAN. Gen. PasE A..
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LOANS ON FUEuITuFr

LOANS ON EUENITURE.
Here We are way down at the bottom
OF the column.
WHEN IN DOUBT about borrou-In,.
just call on The company rhat ..bI,.c-Is ,
The least That's us.
ABSOLUTELY no pubiicity-uo nrvinr,
INTO Your private 2ffairs-no delay.
COLUMBIA GUARANTEE co
81 81. n. W. PRIVATE oFEiC.
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Morey Loaned Salaried Peopls

and others. without security: easy p,vr,snr.
oT1Ses IN g. principal cities. save yt,I,-.al ?
money by getting my terms irst u y
TOLMAN. Room sos. go 18th St nv. det-tf
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1907-02-17

Alfred c. Eldridge, orSanist and
choirmaster Of the St Margaret :
Church. will give the second in the Sc
res OF Lenten organ recitals at St.
johns Church next SATURDAY. afternoon.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1907-02-17

Mrs JOSEPH Esputa DAILY will Civ,
me second Of her Lcnten musicales next
Wednesday afternoon. from 10 &
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1907-02-17

Miss Helen Leefe will be at home in
formally in her studio on r street next
thursday afternoon. from 4:30 TO 6
o'clock. when she viii have an i'm
promptu program by her pupils.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1907-02-17

Henry II. Freeman will give the dedi-
cation recital on the new three-manual
organ at St Annos Episcopal Church.
Annapolis. Md. on Thursday evening
next The occasion viii also mauguratc
The beginning Of a series Of Lentcn re-
citals at St Anne's parish Master Her
bert barrow. soprano. OF St John $
choir. will assist with several sacred
solos. Mr.. Freeman will also give an
organ recital at St Margaret Epis-
c"pal Church ON Saturday afternoon
next At o'clock
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1907-02-17
' !intsr Resorts.
ATLANTIC CITY.

HOT Ell NEW ENGLAND
south : aroliEa ave. and the Beach near
us . ~ attractions large. sunny rooms
RItal5 baths; elevator. sun uarlur rauacitv
@'k ] able and service superior l,ueciaI
SpiluN terms BRYAN & WILLIAMS.
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WarIboruldb = bIeDUeiTl
JOSIAH WHITE & sons
GALEN HALL,

HOTEL. AND SANATORIUM
ATLANTIC CITY
. One or the newest stone brick and stool
buildings. with every comfort ALWAYS omen.
always ready: always busy
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1907-06-20
BIRDS cRoss THE ATLANTIC


sss@@ OF Th~sa csa Make rxss -
L~@~ sh~a Mae u@sss.
The pre~enee Of Afnsfsenn baEds In
this eouaIFy raises tbs interesting
question. How Do they cross tie later
venAnx 1000 miles OF oes@nf Can ws
supgosa a bird II eapabss Of xxsxkain~a
fiIghs toe a sufficiently long p~F~sd To
accomplish thlsg On shs suggestion
that tfss yelbow shank can ay az Tbs
rate OF l1o asllss an boax II would ac-
cumplash Tbs distance la f0urts~n
hcarxs And thsa IL aust bs gss*@@ss-
b~Fed that this bird. DSsnx q wsd1x.
would bs able TO Fssx from tins 10 ksx1~
GA tits water.
As regards The rats Of night asfsln~sa
By blsiS In shslr migratory 5oarnsyA
soans Interesting computations srs 10
BE- found In katks's ~ilelsgogsnd ~ an
ornisnoloxIesl Observatory uls d.
urss are 10 miles an b1ar for th~
nosshsrn blue thxoat and 2<5 fos shs
Virginia psovwr. Al tbs last rate the
Atlantis eoald be crossed La about wsxak
and three-qusrssr hourx Sons six 9th
or American birds. Including the red
crwsssd saipe and E~kAno curssw. are
recorded fsom the sicily tsiandz-
Other American birds. Including tbs
ysiIow-billsd cuckoo. hare be~u record
ed Ia Ireland Add Ia connection wssh
this crossing OF the Atlantic By A-n~r-
lean bird. II IL Interesting to note xn
apparent attempt TO cros@ Ia tbs eppo-
sits dirs~tion- La British association
report gov 1887 we read.
AT Hathtlin o'Birpe West Dons~
gall Immense noeks Of birds ssarlIngs.
thrushes and fseIdfarw# -pa~si west
from Dec. ~ TO n Ths nearest Land
60 the west Of this rock island Is Amer
lea. This IL not an isolated occurrence.
The westerly flight OF land birds at
stations OF the wess coast Of frwlanu
has been noticed 90 other occssionx~
IL would be interesting to know sr
any Of these snterprlsiag migrants
ever reached this other slde.--Lcndon
Globe.
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1907-06-20
CHAPTER XIII.


When arrived at the bank dispatch
ed brief answer. to my budget OF letters
each of the answers was to the same
p1rport. namely. that I should b at the
barracks at the appointed time. need
not trouble the reader with the various
wrappings In which this essential piece of
intelligence was involved l then had q
desperate encounter with Jones': business
was slack. and Jones' was hred with the
unhoIy desire of seizing the opportunity
thus offered to make an exhaustive in-
ouiry into the state of our reserve. lie
could not understand my sudden puncril-
iousness a. to times and seasons. and l
VISA afraid I should have to tell him
plainly that only ever my lifsless body
should be succeed In investigating the
contents Of the safe. At last | effected
4 diverxioa By psrsuading him to give
Mrs Jones jaunt into the country, and
thus left In peace. | spent my afternoon
in making anal preparations harmed
many letters: wrote touching farewell
10 nv father, In which took occasion
to point our TO him bow greatly his Ina
prudent conduct bad contributed TO In
crease the difficulties OF bis dusifuI SON
I was only restrained from making a will
BY the obvious imprudencs Of getting II
witnessed. I spent a fsverish hour In
firing imaginary shots from my revolver.
to sscsrtxin whether the instrument was
Ia working ordsr. Finally l shut up tbs
bank 1t I've, went to the Piazxa. partooh
Of . light rspast. and never was more
rsJcicsd than when ths moment for ac~
ton at last cana As was dressing. lin
rerins over each garment with feeling
that I might never pat on or, for that
matter, take 1t on again. rsceivsd .
second note from tho Colonel IL was
brought by a messenger. On sweating
horse, who salloped up TO nay door 1
knew the messenger well by sight he was
the Coloneps valet. Ny heart was In ms
mouth rs / took the envelope from his
handxA The fellow was evidentiy In ous
secret. for he grinned nsrvously at ms
A. b. handed IL over. and said:
II vas to ride fast, and destroy ths
lstter II anyone came near.
I nodded, and opened It, 1t said:
&C. sscapsd about six this evening Be
nsved to have sons to bis house. He su&
pscts. IL you ~ him. shoot on xight-"
Had Mr.. Carr horssT asked Of
the man
emo. sir: left on foot. Couldn't CONS
along the road to Whittingham, str, sf's
patrolled-'
There was still q chance 1t was ten
miles across country from the Colonies
to Johnny's, and six miles ON from John
uy's to Nottingham The man OWNED
nay thoughts
-He can't 70 fast. sir, he's wounded In
the leg IL be goes home irst, as be wiii.
because be doesn't know his horses are
gone, be can't get here before eleven a. thu
earliest"
ITO be consinued-)
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1907-06-20

been and tied your booslace to nias. By
mistake"
Young Harrington realized. a. nsvsr
before N bis life. ths absoInfs utility
OF human speech
The Flapper bent again and sumblefl
sCan'f you do llT' demanded younx
Harrington. almost savagsly.
@Irs very hard" painted the xiri.
raising a flushed face. ~fs's what my
~llor-coussn called a tru@-lovsr'2 krot.
and seem to hare lost the trick Of IT,
~rhku DO IT," be said. and. wish .
glance OF purpose. brought out bust
ness-like looking pocket knife.
The Fiapper gave little scream and
ciutched t.
@Oh. nor she demonstrated excited
". ~Sox that I'm very supsTsfi-
tioux- she explained -And to cut 9
bcoelacs means-means a murder 10
the house !"
~oh. does itY' bs growseda II al
most wish"
'swhatYs
III almost wish 200 weren't <up~rsfi-
tioux. OF course be- said desperately
woula the girl keep him In this ride
usous position until dinner tinef He
ehafst. Worst OF all. was Hazel to
come In and dad him stiil hsrsf II
wss unbsarabict For what seemed
bour~ be- stood. snwarily raging. Wills
that odious and dessabls child Hdgss~d
and sighed over the lace Az last .
.Aht~ she exclaimed. that's done u !
remembered the trick-Tm - sorry
Mr.. Harrington
@rsm 70 sorry. Mr.. Harrington" Her
speech was echoed by Hazel. who nut-
tered I'm az her sister ross to her feet
@Oh. am 70 SORRY II wasn't my fault
Ia little bog met In the lan@--hs'd
lost hls way~--she was tbs picture OF
psnk-cheeked penitence. and altogether
took him bome--and
then II was the wrong address. and II
sook as hours to ffnd the right oDe.
oh~-@lse IIfted bewifehiag, troubled
eyes-@r thought I'd never be back !"
~ thought so.s responded Ted Har-
rington, seemingly unconscious that be
was still holding her hand
She murrnured. "ft was good OF you
To wait so long"
you're worth waiting for longer
than that" he declared. and the Flap
per. remarking aloud to no one In par
tlcuJar that she must see about some
fresh tea. plunged out of the drawing
room. her boosiace trailing behind her
she was not at all a bad youngster,
Nh her future brother-in-law told Der.
@You may well say that" observed
the Flapper, ssreneIy. III IL hadn't
been for me you'd have gone back to
your horrible North without ever and
ing out how awfuIIy much Hazel liked
you. And how cross you were about
that knott Any one would hare
thought" she wound up. with righteous
that had tied you up on
purpose l"---Philadeiphia Telegraph
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1907-06-20
ATRUE-LOVtR'S KNOT

~~~-~N~r~~~1N~N~<SF~-N~~
do have some more tea" urged the
Flapper.
Not any. thank you." responded
young Harrington stiffiy. and he put
down his cup with chatter OF nnaiity.
Then won't you have--have another
cakef You haven't tried one OF these
little pink ones with cherries on the
top. They're awfully nice. Hazel made
them"
Young Harrington's face darkened-
II won't have any more. thanks" be
erunciated. with great dtstincfness.
~And I'm afraid must really be-"
.>0h. don't 80 yetl' pleaded the Flap
per.
He shos glance of unconcealed dis
like ar her; IL took In the rough name
Of hair beneath her tam-o' -shanter. her
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1907-06-20

II is matter Of record that upon
the frst official celebration OF indie
pendence day By the Continental Con-
gress music was secured for the occa-
sion by forcing the HessIan band,
which had been captured by George
Washington at Trenton In the previous
December, to play in the public square
all day, to the great delight and amuse-
ment Of the people. 1t Is also stated
that these involuntary ceIebrants were
obliged to practice appropriate airs for
three weeks previously In order that
they could not plead ignorance as an
excuse.
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1907-06-20

Mones society and hobdsr OF fhs ~
championship Dies Mones ehaFeh ~
nsnon
newer
oil Church OF Cnfsst
society touched ons
and daneas and at the Gloss Of hs
1900 Mrs Sims and as h*f
ted o
to viii
reached deliberately and have to ss tbs svn
social circles Nothing but harm can come o
nothing and will abandea
the
championship loving the whist tour
tn A. Crawford
the hrsx
always bad" sbs stated -bus 10
appears evil than good from IT, There
cards and shall DO all IN poser TO dis
as a ornc amusement"
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1907-06-20

Wealth hides with poverty. The wiidinx
rose,
Or little violet nesting by the stream
STis these that set the gsxsnx sJ~
a-dream.
Not all the beauties OF tbs gardsn~close
'Tis not In mighty tempest where II blowss
Nor in the sea that shouts 10 cloud and
sail.
That music lives. bur Ia the nightingale.
The wee. brown bird thar sings ar dusk
les woes~
Yea, and the crowns of happiness and
love.
Grace not the troubled brows Of king
and queen:
But. Fate's free giftss they deck the
hearts that move
In lowiy state amid the quiet scene
'Tis net rich Croesus. owner OF the sod.
But passing bsggar hath rhs peace OF
God.
-Munsey's Magazine.
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1907-06-20

Judge-You've got bad record.
You've already served two terms In ths
penitsntiary. What have you got to
say why sentence should not he passed
upon your
Prisoner-My constitutional rights.
Judge. It's the unwrittsn Law that no
man should have third ter1n.-~Kan-
sas City Times
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1907-06-20

short and mud-spatfered skirt. the
hockey boots whose lacea always seem
ed TO be coming united. IL was almost
Incredible that this girl should be own
sister to his dainty Hazel, and yet
better an unatrractive hoyden than
hearfIess coquetse.
Hazel will be sorry to have missed
you can't think what can have kept
her,
Young Harrington lars;hst. the short.
cynical laugh OF disillasioued twenty-
three.
In bis ears rang the warning Of
man quite two years older than him
self.
Don't you get Let In for making
fool of yourself over that girl Very
pretty. very charming. but she's an alb
soluteIy hardened dirt. I'll tell you
the kind OF thing she'll do-encourage
a fellow up 70 the top OF his bent. say
he may call. fix day even, and then.
when be turns up she's out, II you
please. and he's left to have tea with
that Ie9gy tomboy OF sister,
Young Harrington bad not been UNI
pleased with this report
Morton, the fellow In question. was
sen rcely a man one would wish "encour-
aged" by Hazel; be had probably
brought the significant slight upon him
self. But Ted Harrington. without un-
due eonceit. had hoped for a very
different sort Of reception
But now
He glanced at the clock
EFT Is an hour and haif.~ be OBJ
served icily, 'safter the tine your sister
said she would be at home. However.
IT doesn't matter In the least. WIN you
say zood-by TO her for met I shall be
going back North tomorrow"
He rose and held out mis- hand.
ssWbere-wherenbou I'm the North p
inquired the Flapper. as IT were with
feverish interest
was tie girl making fun Of him7
~Newcastle." be answered curtIy.
aOh. yes, they take Goals there, or
something. don't theyT responded the
Flapper. with an odd, hystericaI sound
ing trembIe In her voice.
Yes. she was laughing at him. She
was In this arranged scheme to make a
fool OF him.
aGood-by.v he said, without booking
AZ her. "f have to get back now--to-
TO pack"
an come with you TO the gate"
pawped the Flapper hurriediy. IT mean
IN show you the short cut through the
orchard. Wait one second while I tie
uu my boot lace
She stopped with one OF her coItish,
angular movements.
aT.et me do IT, suggested young Har-
rington, iciIy polite.
'Oh, nor protested the FIapper. Her |
name of hair fell forward over her
hands. "T can do 1t. want 10 tie the |
<not my gailor-cousin showed me- She |
.unsbled bussly. ~Tberel"
AS she rose young Harrington took
ytep forward to the door, stumbled, and
almost fell.
sWhat~-~-r
~ohiv exclaimed the F1appsr, In nc
tents OF despair. II am 80 frixhtfulIy |
pwxy. D'you see what I'~s done7 I've /
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1907-06-20

pennibs-scrfbbIet tells me he Ia
making a speciality OF smart child sag
Ing Jokes now.
Inkerton-~Y Yes. poor feilowI He's IN
| his second childhood.
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1907-06-20

Beware Of the man who never miss
es an opportunity to say that there isn't
money enough In circulation to buy
him. Sooner or iatsr you win find him
on the bargain counter.
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1907-06-20
Up to Her.

81 hear you are contemplating r1atri-
mony, old man." said Green How
about it7e
ats a fact" replied Brown, but the
outcome of my contemplation depends
ON the widows might"
aHow's thatT queried Green
"she might decide to marry me, and
then on the other hand she might
not answered Brown
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1907-06-20
7BetWeen Two FireSa
BY ANTHONY HOPE
MAJ will make opportunities
he linda Francis BAcon

ed by the honorable motive Of saving my
employers from loss and By the over
whclming motive of nay own lore. II the
continued existence OF Johnny and the
President was Incompatible with these
legitimate objects, SC zseAA The ~s-=s fer
Johnny and the President.