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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-10-02
DEsERET EVENING NEWS WEDNESDAY OCTOBER , 1907

etea nom the anti-foroign outbreak
fourth--Thc immediate execution
W lhc reforms provided FOR hv tho
iet'Iras convention, beginning with
lia installation az the ports oil
ffancn-SpInlsh police
Ih' powers with tho exception Of
spain. have agreed Co the measures
formulated by France Tor preventing
Introduction of contrahand into Nor
"..o. ln spite OF tho Spanish rosor.
'.IHna these measures win Doc placed
N operation.
hu foreign office has received
'mu'Dto proof that NuhI Hang OBJ
'. hostile Co France. but simply de-
N". French neutrality in hia cone
I.' for the suitanship
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-10-02
FINAL ORGAN RECITAL.
Frot. Mcclellan Closes Season With
Brilliant Performance.

The final tabernacle organ recital OF
the season was given yesterday after
noon, with Prof. Mcclellan at the con-
sole, before an audience that very
nearly filled the great galleries. The
program was unusually heavy and Diff
fcult, all Of tho numbers but one be-
ing Wagnerian and calling for high
order not only of executive but of in
terpretauve talent for correct presenta-
ton The last number the Tannhauger
overture, was particularly difficult.
from the fact thar It was played from,
lhe piano score. To reglstrate and exc
iempullzc pedal part Tor So tech
nically FORMIDABLE composition as
this overture, is no summer afternoons
trolic. None but specially trained taI-
eht could attempt o.. Long experience
at the organ Is required % successfully
perform the feat Prof Mcclellan moi
the requirements OF the occasion I'm
clean. smooth performance.
The violin themes iu the "VeDus
Musl.. played by both hands. is n
technical feat demanding unusual sl,Ul
ana Facility ot lingering, and the dis
tant resonant effects in the cadanza
preceding tho final movement v-err cen
t1lniy orchestral. The performers spo-
clal talent iu rt gistration was moni-
Tested also in tho "Parsifal" prelude
and the Mei7tor5inger march was Inn
pressively given
Qqitc number of people In the audf-
en7 remained after The recital to moot
Prof. Mcclellan. and congratulate min,
on his effort pf the afternoon. ana mo
successful close AZ the seasons rccltals
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-10-02
MATHoNIHAH THOMAS
Has moved to Suite SOP Utah Savings
& Trust 60. Bldg.
SOLD SITES FOR A-sONG.
Mr. Murdoch OF Charleston Once
Owned the NcWhOuse Properties.


Pioneer Murdoch OF Charleston.
Utah. was a passenger on q car bound
ior 90, state fair yesterday mornine.
AS the ear TUNED west ON North TEN
DE- uQ tle approach OF the viaduCt
uosslag The tracks. Mr.. Murdoch
Closed his eyes for second. II came
o. lh.s valley when I was NJ years old
30 mere boy Let me see. that was
years ago" DE began In a remni-
TOO tone. 81 remember this corner
hu lAurth Temple and Third WesD
won 10 was the entrance 10 "a peach
Nnard Mr. Murdoch opened his
ge to take In the renovated Harris
NAN iminals. a dozen engines were
ufirs back ana forth underneath the
ulu.r over which the car was pass
As uImiudul OF the hustle and hus-
M below. Ina one direction the tracks
tleicHad out over level yards until the
ials came TO point seemingly of
U4s. A huge steam shovel was
ha.g down an Cmhaukmcnt on the
enc %. Che proposed million dollar
-eio~ everywhere was activity IT,
one s.le could bc seen the 1OO-foot
ueighi house-one OF the finest any
nAefc on the Hartman lines. Nc
4lfl''k looked from one 90 another
u doesn't look ike "a peach orchard
.oH' does itF' was his comment after
long while.
Ar Murdoch Is one OF the older mem-
Pc 10. flo family which has carried
OF u to prominence throughout
NatdI'A county. He is now a prose
l#ills farmer and homeowner in
DhaiI0 ..0u but contesses desire 90
ott DO hebar The county seat ana
".fIN# IItt'e business and railroad
H. district TIE carried chains
N.. surveyors who mapped out
silI Lake. and at one time owned
t''l portion OF the Newhouse corner
p. M..n trect Tie sold this property
aao Tor $1,000 Iho Walker
-.ni.t eoantly sold che same ground
ior 600.
d., TT wonderful. vonderfulf" exclaimed
~ ".H Jock. "Wheu "a peach orchard
y1les Che site for the finest railroad
lINllls In the west and aky-scrapers
being raised ON corners once OBJ
'." Tor a song. Salt Lake certainly
lf ull somothng to talk about
~ wonder over aui tine forward
'.lut would really De- better
~. made lu This city are being made
lne state ana its other cities in
~ f'ngral ana loH noticeable way,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-10-02
OCTOBER SETTING
OF SUPREME COURT
Docket Of Cases Prepared for
Hearing During the Pres
ent Month.
MANY APPEALS FROM THIRD.
Thirty.Thrcc Actions Comprise Ii-t
For Tribunals Consideration
At This Term.

The supreme court viii hear ;he fol.
lowing cases during the mouth of Ccto-
Der. Among the list are u appeals
from the Third district.
state OF Utah. respondent u.s. Arthur
Brown, appellant; State OFT Utah. pee
spondont VS. A. r. Day appellant
John S. Houtz, appellant vs Union T8-
cihc Railway company, respondent. Oo-
tober H.
Christine Pugmire. respondent. SIS
oregon Short Line Railroad company
appellant; application OF Don e.. Full
mcr ct al. To- restrict the limits off Che
town Of Mapleton. A. E. g. smith. an-
pellaut, VS. ogden a Northwestern Rail-
way company respondent. October u.s.
Asenath Chadwick. appellant SIS j.
II. Arnold, ct al. respondents: W. "a
Bentley appellant, VS. a. Brossard 90
al respondents. Peter Anderson ro-
spondeut VS. Mammoth Miniug come
panv appellant. October 16.
johanna HriEeu respondent VS.
sarah Is. Jorgeusen ot ul.. appellants.
w. G.. Carter, respondent. vs the Cum-
mings- Nelson company, appellant. Nae
yional Bank OF the Republic respondent.
j. il. Deardeu. respondent, vs san Pc
uro, Los Angeles e. salt Lake Railway
company appellant. October a..
G. 5. Price respondent US Western
Loan q Savings company. appellant.
John Prye. respondent. VS. Perry Kali
baugh ct al. appellants. Elijah beth
Lund, appellant. VS. j. J.. Wilcox. rec
spondouti October Is.
Almira Lewis. respondent. as Mann
moth Mining company appellant. iu
the matter of the estate of Branch
Young. deceased. Jesse Glgsas. by his
guardian I'D litcm. appellant. US oregon
short Line Railway company respond
emf, October II.
Nephi Plaster and Maulfacturiue
company. respondent. SIS Juab county.
appellant. Spencer Clawson. respond
dent. VS. ]. a. clayton and Clayton u-
vestmont company appellant John
Bowman, respondent. US. ogden city
appellant. October %
Petition OF Alex Barton Ct al off Man
d City William Jones. respondent SIS
John Blythe. appellant; s. j. Palmer
respondent VS. oregon Short Line Rail-
way company. appellant. October o.
Emcliue Spilting ct al. respondents.
vs. Consolidated Railway and Power
company 10 al, appellants. Manu City
Savings bank. respondent, VS. NieIs Pee
terscu 90 al. appellants; a. +. Accord.
respondent VS. A. l.. Booth Ct AL. app
pellants. October "a
n. w. Clayton, respondent. VS. Dlu-
woodey ct al, appellants, Lettie A.
Brown respondent. VS. Salt Lake City.
appellant Emil Wiuovich. respondent
rs q. Frank Emery. appellant. October
o.
James A. Luke. appellant. Ys Israel
Eennion. administrator respondent, j.
j. Brummit ct al appellant vs. Ogden
WoterworlJs company and Ogden city.
respondents. State tx rel r.. ?. Robin
SON, respondent. VS. Charles Duraud, APP
pellaut. October o.
Lap robes. horse blankets, harness
straps Z. G.. NJ. J. hardware dept.
Dog collars, from 2lc. Z. C.. NJ l.
hardware dCDt
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-10-02
PRIEST. HAVEMEYER HERE.
Pay call on Priest. smith and Local
sugar People.

u, o. Havemeyer president Of the
American Sugar Reclining company. or
New York generally known as the surs,
Trust spent the day iu salt Lake. ana
leit this evening ou his private car f,,.
Denver Since last Saturday ulebt Af.
laNemeyer ana bus party have been yl.f.f
lnN lnr various sugar plants in Idaho
and titan, bon wi leu De- and lbs as..,-
giatra are Interested WIN local pe1plo
Every factory was visited. beginning vim
Ld1rHude, oregon, and coming down M,
lne Go Aampi. branching on 10 aurat
city Idaho Fails ana BluCkioot. aud thcn
comlns 10 Lewiston, logan. ogden and
Garland Tn Hooker one Hugar omen
spent today Ht Che factory I'd LehL md
MI HtNomtYrr preferred to rcst Iu SID
Lake. bis wife ana daughter roFlatcrIne
40 me knutsiord ana bee aud hls son.
other places during t1e day.
ID company with General Manager CUT
lrI they expect to take ln the state
fair thH afternoon. The yisit % tho
Mr cutler ard David Eoclol Precedent
~ the AmHlglmatcd company Marx Ans
Co., agricultural representative 81 tha
Itah-ldlho accompanied them to Nam
N Che proposed factory at Payette. ana
looked over The rich be..t Fields iH thar
Al p O'Clock thls morning. by grerlous
Cutler called 40 tne Office of Prosldouf
Joseph D. smith. where thev mot his.
executive committee of inc Ttah-Tdaho
COMPANY Iuhu R Mlndor. Coy. John Il
cutler and "a. 3. Mccormick President
l.und. John Henry smith and secretary
and Treasurer a. a. Whitney we're nlrn
present About tWu hours were spont n
fnrIaI conversation ana in reviewing fhs
beet SUGAR conditions of the wnst
Mr HHKemeNcr said % "a News" ron
reaeutHnVc that ho hHd nothing to elro
nut faI publication. iio had traNf I'D ahnur
800 mUos hy rail and had greatly onioyed
hls inp. especially hia inspection N fha
gr0Wing boots thrcughduf Utah and
Idaho an the Factories were running 80
raut that al nlaehloof which viii rtal
gp in me uf1t da3 or Two.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-10-02
SIXTEEN MEN KILLED
IN BALLAST QUARRY SLIDE.

I paso, Ten. oct Ncvs rcach-
.o bore tonight Of another Slide m
Nh. noNjc1n Central ballast quarrios
I' Victoria. iu which many lac
."r.re We're buried alive. sixteen
..Hi and n fatally injured havo
Boon taken out 10 De- known that
...uE others are buried under tho
.n. of Garth and rock. with no hone
Hl being rescued alive.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-10-02
DEMANDS FRANCE WILL
MAKE UPON MOROCCO.

Paris. oct AT the approaching
interview with sultan Abdol Air. on
RahaL ~ HoguauIt the French milne
ater viii mako the following dee
mtuds:
Flrst--A settlement of an tho back
cIaimF of France
sec0nG--A DEFINITE arranTentnt FOR
policing ihe Algerian frontier Hnne
Third-A settlement of the sCasa
Tlanca AFFAIR. including contribution
towards tho war expenses and indcm-
nifty Tor Mo French citizens Who suf-
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-10-02
SOCIAL AND
PERSONAL.

Inc news ia the ogden report of yes
leludy afternoon of the MARRIAGE of
Miss Naomi Young and J. Leslie
spence came as surprise TO their
ul'ny ulends although their engage
mont was generally known. The man
riage was hurriedlv planned and mo
young couple left Immediately Tor Los
angeles. Iha bride D. a daughter OF
Mr. ana Mrs. Don Carlos Young ana
lne groom q son OF MI and Mrs. w. G..
spence and have many friends who will
extend best wishes for their happiness.
Mrs W. Il. Dale entertained at cards
Miller flats.
Mrs. Amelia p. Gatreu has returned
from Long Beach GtL. where she has
oeen spending The summer
Mrs. Allan T. Sanford has issued in
Nltalons for a bridge tea TO be given
ON Friday at her home.
Mrs. W H. Doschcr entertained AT
large card party this afternoon about
80 guests being present Tho rooms
were decorated in asters OF various coll
nis the parlor DO purple the reception
room IN yellow ana the diuingroom I'm
dark blue. The tallics were hand
assisted in receiving and entertaiu-
ing by Mrs. Joseph Young, Mrs. G. w
Raymond. Miss Grace Rettles.
The Cleofan met today with Mrs.
Thomas W. Sloan and Miss Emmclme
Wells gave the topic which dealt chiefly
with The child labor question.
Misses Eva and Alice Folsom loft
yesterday for California.
Miss Alice Fisher is In Colorado
visiting with Mrs Ben. White
Mr. and Mrs. John Delano have re-
turned from their eastern trip.
Mr. Joseph +. Wright and son Jack
are guests Of Mr.. and Mrs. J. W. Wit
beck.
DIT. and Mrs. d. Nj. Lindsay have re-
turned from Europe
-
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-10-02
PREVENTIVE WORK

great deal OF time. money and
effort is spent bon trying TO reform
aduIfs and we at the same time most
shametully neglect the preventive
work. among the young which I'm fact
k the only work which holds out a
Promise of real success. II the pre-
1tntlvo work was properly done, there
would be little excuse for existence OF
juvenile courts.
-lu view OF existing conditions, will
% not be possible for you to select
lCm your organizations few able,
discreet ana tacttul young people,
ahom you can recommend and let us
ulfer upon them special probationary
awcI. We need their assistance and
so can render "a very valuable service
81 giving ms your cooperation. Il Is
ae purpose OF the juvenile court and
bs executive authorities TO carry on
vigorous campaign along the lines
rsqtstsd. and We desire the assist
M Of every citizen 70 the end that
on Young people may be saved TO
us.h citizenship
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-10-02
TRAlNMEN STRIKE.


Ni' Drinking Mere Discharged.
so.la-ld Nov. oct l-Because an
ny. ana BRAKEMAN were found
a91 drink in saloon IA Touopah
az I'.'l irfnd. the lralumCn on tho
Nh '.h a. Gollheld railroad went on
l. i ald tonight the entire system
nv, Nh With no trains moving The
/. .u San Francisco that was duo
IA 'hr'l tnis afternoon was hcld up
l-s'.. pom. ana ihc passengers win d.
aaf, ihis city ln tho morning Dol
Ia... Nl.H. Tho mail train viii be- al
rb, II.nG the mail tomorrow, hue
ut, here WIN b. n0 movement
"''Ns unless Gag trouble iH adjusted
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-10-02
Ilesd.eles and Neuralgia From cold.

LAXATIVE BROMO Quluine. the world
vide cold and Grip remedy removes
osre can for fun name Look for sig
laiurc E W. GROVE. 25c
Lap robes horse blankets. harness
straps H. G.. NJ. J. hardware dept.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-10-02

women say there snothinr 20 equal Kinks
5Af koSE transparent soap for WASHING
IhE HAIR. All druggists and grooers sell IL,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-10-02
nsoe eowans Of Juvenile Court
Asks for Cooperation Of
Churches.
n ENFORCE CUSFEW LAW.
letter Requesting Al Public
spirited and rbiIonthropic Per-
son, 10 Assist i'm Cause.

,-. eovans OF the Juvenile court
IN. Third judicial district has ls-
letter Of appeal to ministers OF
nominations and other public
i-,,sd and phuanthropic persons ask
,bsir assistance I'm the enforce
nj the curfcw ordinance. The
,.,l is made 10 an effort TO stop
~ growth Of crimes by removing one
uo ~ greatest opportunities TO aid
u ns growth-late hours OF the night
lor ,oune persons.
THE LETTER.
rss letter follows:
iin view OF the widespread disrc-
= of the Curfcw ordinance ana the
mat much delinquency among our
~ and girls IS due primarily to its
ston. Id has been deemed oNpeSi-
N ask the various religious and
'a.,tbropic societies 10 render all
t.ibis assistance for the proper en-
-~eut Of this law. 1t is proposed
n.Ia number Of volunteer probation
as be appointed who win serve
u...- the direction OF the chief proba-
,-- officer OF salt Lake county. Sucn
,F-sr- should be- tactful and discreet
and have tuc N'iLilN pL p1i Wy e'i-t
En- at heart, and be willing without
,rneusatiCu TO devote "A short time
fsry evening, say from $3.50 to I'D
o'clock Coz patrolling a number OF
foeks. 10 prevent this ordinance from
Iarg violated The probation officers
sborId also take such boys and girls
i seem Indifferent 20 the law 10 their
homes. and remind the parents in a
rctful way that their children are de-
uauant. and seek in firm, but
riendIy. manner TO cooperate proper
4 Win the parents in securing the err
irrgmeut OF the law. Parents who
tuse Go aid the probation officers in
he proper enforcement of the law
holIi ba informe that they may be
rose,uted and punished iu the courts
,r contributing To- the delinquency of
Be children.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-10-02

Lap robes. horse blankets. harness
straps Z. c. NJ. /. hardware dept.
New-York tribune., 1907-08-18

-I--are-atiyeness, that meets you with the
hrs breath u hr.y blowing over the salt marshes
as You cross C0nry Island Creek, and gets down III
You, and g.yus and radiates until after awhile you
trgzn feel like kind oI incubator with ali
the lamps lit inside and everything ready for hatch
ng out bumper brood q the Draw chicks OF
human fellowship and good nature.
The official trolley guide Il Greater New York
Shows s.Ateen separate ways Of getting from Man
haitian t. Coney Island. Much OF this information
deem suIeriiueus There probably sixteen
dl1eTent ways u killing cat; but when d man has
ct that needs killing. he j. likely to follow one OF
'"o 0r three comparatively simple plans.
FIRST of, YOU can get a seat in big jolly caboose
u sight seeing automobile. that VIII take you from
hToad"ay' up toHn, through the great East SIDE
N4leT cornered across Brooklyn's Prospect Park
Sho down one Of the broadest finest boulevards
y" here te the palfitatng midritf Of Coney Island
- = takes an hour, and costs 4 dollar, and IS worth
the 1nonev
W you can board an iron steamboat equipped
New-York tribune., 1907-08-18

home in q crowd. \ New Yorker i
born On crowded street and nurtured
on condensed milk. The concertlna
is his favorite instrument because 1t
saueezes in, and the opera hat his
favorite hat because it fiattenS- tie
sleeps on folding bed in a bed room
which fits him 50 tight across the
chest he has to open the transom when
he re.ires, and he dies in crowded
hospital and is taken III a marrow
hearse across a crowded bridge and
buried in a crowded cemetery Ii
you're a stranger to New York, and
used 10 living in house OF such size
that YOU can throw your suspenders
over Your head without knocking
down the pictures, you viii take
notice presently that all round YOU
the close Grated populace is good
natured about it. An elbow in your
short ribs isn't such a bad thing
when YOU stop to remember that
every well regulated elbow has a
New-York tribune., 1907-08-18


place in America, except that it Is larger and
sides the added advantage of the rolling in to
its front stoop over hard smooth stretch OF beach.
The same brisk purveyors whom YOU at st. LOUIS
or Buffalo are here to sell YOU the national bird
Conev Island. which is the hot frankfurter. But
YOU can likewise tell that COney Is place OF fixed
hahtation bv the numbers of little haberdashery
shops and such that are tucked INTO odd corners
under the caves Of the big shows and dance halls.
Here the tribe of the concession and privilege folk
mainly abide all the year through. For that reason,
Conev excels in the various lines of carnival en-
deavor. Its resident population includes the close
SKINNED of the profession, especially SpcleTs
Once there a show at ConeN Island tnat
wouldn't draw The most dashing and picturesque
ballvhoos the most brilliant and voCerous spelerS,
failed t. lure the coveted ten-Cent piece of the popu-
lace One daV to the and pestered proprietor
there came somber youth, applying for the post OF
srieler To look at him. he dIdn promise 50 much.
He had one of those excitable Adam apples which
tiuctuate like the price of wheat. and his eyes were
pale yellow orbs, somewhat crossed, and without
CLEAN of hope their depths, or tear, or ambition,
or any other emotion WhatSomeeVer But the pro-
T,rietor was tottering upon the verge OF something
both lottery and vergeful
Go ahead he said gloomily. There 5 one con-
ISOLATION: YOU can't make business no worse n it IS
without YOU take to givin' away cash prizes with
every free pass.
The somber youth went outside For a spell he
stood in silence marking the hosts that streamed by
New-York tribune., 1907-08-18

thousand prOpellers and paddle wheels
and alongside IS the sky line Of the city,
studded with those long eye teeth IN
Manhattan's lower jaw-the sky
scrapers. If it's night time, or getting
night time. the tall buildings viii he
wearing diamond tiaras Of lights, the
bridge arches viii be necklaces Of lights.
and the waddling ferry craft will Sleam
with red and green jewels like gam
bler's bride.
Or YOU can take an elevated tram
from Brooklyn Bridge The train viii
stop 50 many times in front Of the
second story windows OF Brooklyn
families who have nothing to conceal
from the passing eye that you Will begin
10 wonder if the B. K. T. IS covering
milk route; but eventually YOU VII! be
shunted across a long trestle and over
sundrv small and smelly waterways
10 the side door of Luna Park.
In anv event. YOU will have travelled
d. = ,-,,, -.
New-York tribune., 1907-08-18

on their way elsewhere.
Then he lifted up his
voice, uttering a shrek
which crinkled the
climate. No man living
might hear that sound
and fail to hearken.
Instantly traffic con-
gested opposite the
blue platform whereon
he stood. The crowd
beheld something cal
culated to bring the
pearly tear of pity to
the hardened cheek.
Plainly something of
a painful nature was
about to befall the
youth on the platform.
Tremors ran through
his frame, shaking him
as the aspen. HIS
emotional Adams aP-
pie tried to beat his
brains out. His pallld
ewes, like twin yellows
New-York tribune., 1907-08-18

with an orchestra playing national airs by Williams
& Walker and George Cohan, and having a broad
decl, over which VIII he scattered number OF ho!t-
daving Young men. each engaged in posing himself
on q rrecariors camp stool while keeping one arm
securely linked about the waist OF his STEADY ms
IRON steamer viii carry YOU down the North RIVER
threading its way through the shipping balancing
all to the big ferryboats that scuttlc by Ike 1allaTds
and dodging the ussy tugs that scoot past Ike teal
Ahead Is the open bay with Liberty Enllghtening
Staten Island IN the distance. In Your wake Is the
rolled water of the river churned to buttermllk by
New-York tribune., 1907-08-18

about Z right aTaT-
Mos er--EbodE
has heard --Jw many
ta9usa,l.t- 9f electric
lights ta--e a-e It
Cuney, ar6ngwmany
people pass through
is clic..rE tgrnst:les
II the curse Of 4
sunme- All the fig
ures which deal WITH
Noney aye neccssaTliE
ngures ai an impress
sive fatue-s. But the
biggest thing about
The whole proposition
an intangible thing.
not readily converti-
Die Int routed o@
decimal It's s5me-
tang away above
statistics. II is the
tncture of broad
tolerance, u genial
lrresponS-o-.-tT- q
New-York tribune., 1907-08-18

= Ill~I'FIE
thar a--- posing a. an uncornproInsing hard shell
f5- period Of months the blue crab develops
pronounced r4n.ngs toward mental science lie
retires r-o rr1vac where for period he exercises
the pow 4 mind matter. and then erlerges
II state 4 -rta- might be called Low Church
plane. similarly when the average man gets the
Tea sp.- i Cpley INTO his system. he efnulates the
cab The hard shell OF his dignity sloughs away
Ee steG- h.s claw t.-DS OF excusiveness He loses
h ba-4-e g-9vsth o caste He softens and Tlpels
ard me-5Hs And I he doesn't, there IS something
wrong with his lve- and he should see a doctor
New-York tribune., 1907-08-18

funny bone in il Being good natured
about it-that the main essence of gong
t. Coney.
Physically Coney Island is pretty much