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, 1907-11-26
FOR A DRY FARM HOMESTEAD.

Congressman F. w. Mondell is Of
the opinion that the man who can
farm his land only every other year
should be given twice as much land rs
the man who n farm every year. he
refers to the dry farmers who must
the moisture of two years in
order to produce a single crop. His
argument has the merit of logic. Ii
1t takes 100 acres to support the farmer
of Iowa, Illinois, Nebraska or Kansas,
with a crop Gerry year, 1t certainly
would take at least 500 acres of land
eastern Coloraro and eastern Wyo'
ming, with a crop every other year.. In
a speech at a Sheridan dollar dinner
Mr.. Mondell said:
1T is my opinion that We are reach.
ing a time when 1t may be wise to
somewhat modify the provisions of the
homestead law or rather to provide a
new homestead law to meet the condi
lions existing owe a considerable por'
ton of the remaining public domain,
1 w NV nave III hithuNh StaAihS hphA>
stead such as was provided for western
Nebraska, where no considerable por'
ton of the remaining public land was
believed to be susceptible of successful
cultivation under any system, the OBJ.
ject there being to provide for a hons
stead large enough to support a fam
lily under grazing conditions and with
a very little if any actual agriculture.
What | have in mind is a law under
which in those semi-arid non-irrigablc
regions where it is believed possible to
carry on some farming operations, tor
have some connection with some stock
raising. it may be possible for the
homesteader to acquire a larger area
than l60 acres, possibly 500. The
homestead ! have in mind might per-
haps be properly designated as a dry
farming homestead, and viewing the
matter from that standpoint it would
seem that 800 acres would not be too
large an area. Where the biennial
cropping or alternate summer fallow
methods of eastern Oregon and Wash
ington are adopted the entryman re
quires twice the area that he does un-
der humid conditions to have the same
acreage in crops, or If the entryman
were able by ~impounding flood waters
to irrigate a small portion of his tract
and conditions were such as TO justify
some farming under summer tillage %
SO called dry farming methods the re
, 1907-11-26
1891. and Charles Phelps, End, borr

1891, and Charles Phelps, End, born
September 20. 1897.
the Union church of Murray Bay. COM
posed OF both Presbyterians n Epis.
copaliaBs. He is a trustee Of that
church. He Is the national president
of the Red Cross society, and Is a
member of the American Bar associa-
ton n the National Geographic SO
oiety. The degree OF LII. ID. has been
conferred upon min by-Yale. Harvard.
University Of Pennsylvania and Miami
Notwithstanding Tribune.
, 1907-11-26
SENATE WILL NOT
SEAT APP0|NTEEs
NEW OFFICERS FROM OKLAHOMA
WILL BE DENIED RIGHT TO
POSITIONS IN BODY.
Must Be Elected by State Legislature,
Rule Having Been Established on
Several occasions-contest for
County Clerk Of Fremont County
Will Be Called Soon.

Washington, D. c., Nov. 26.-When
congress meets, a week from yester-
day, Oklahoma will be without repre-
sentation in the senate, and this will
last until her first legislature formally
elects WI senators. The first Official
of Governor Haskell was to appoint
Thomas P. Gore and Robert L. Owen
as United States senators, to hold Of
, 1907-11-26
viii Change Judge.

Lander, Wyo., Nov. 26.-D.. A. Pres
ton. attorney for Ben Sheldon in the
contest case of Sheldon against Kim
ball, involving the Office Of county
clerk and recorder, to which Ralph
Kimball was elected over Ben Sheldon
last fall by a majority of twenty-foul
votes, has given notice OF an applica
ton for a change Of Judge to hear the
, 1907-11-26
TAFT'S CHURCH RELATIONS.

A correspondent writes: ITO settle
a warm dispute and acute difference
of opinion. please tell us the church
relations Of Secretary of War w. H.
Taft"
Answer:
William H. Taft was married June
10, 1886, to Miss Helen Heron. Of Cih,
cinnati. They have three children;
Robert Alphone, born September S,
1883; Helen Heron. born August 1,
, 1907-11-26
Had No Assistant,

In answer to q complaint made by
the town council of Cambonne, Eng
land. that the caretaker of the recrea.
ton ground had allowed the grass to
grow to an inconvenient height. that
omicef replied that the donkey which
had formerly eaten the grass had
died Of lockjaw and he had been un.
able to buy another one to take its
place.
, 1907-11-26

The Salt Lake Herald remarks that
Wyoming is not large in population
but that she makes a lot of noise In
grabbing lucrative offices, reference
being had to the appointment of Judge
J. A. Van Orsdel to the position of
judge of the appellate court of the Dis,
trict of Columbia,
, 1907-11-26
CANNED BROWN BREAD AT
HOLIDAYS. 9Ot2
Ready to ReetIfy Error.

An Irish judge. among other Pc
euliarities, had a habit Of begging par.
don on every possible occasion. On
his circuit his favorite expression was
employed in a singular manner. At
the close OF the assizes, n he vas
about to leave his bench, the oficer
OF the court reminded him that he
not yet passed sentence ON one
OF the criminals, rs he had intended.
Dear me" said his lordship. II really
beg his pardon-bring him in imme-
diately."
, 1907-11-26
Dresden CHM.

A correspondent says that on in.
quirtng at a Berkshire village the
postage on . letter to Dresden, the
postmistress consulted the postal
guide. and at last handed 1t to him
with the remark that she could not
hnd Dresden. though she had looked
1t all the pisces under the head Of
China
, 1907-11-26

Cheyenne gamblers had better take
to the tall timber. Prosecuting Attor-
ney Clyde NJ. Watts has recommended
a grand jury and his recommendation
has been approved by District Judge
Matson.
, 1907-11-26

case in place of the presiding judge,
Hon. c. e. Carpenter. 1t is understood
that Judge Carpenter is quite willing
for some other judge to hear the case
and the application will undoubtedly
be granted when made. The case has
been hanging fire for nearly a year.
, 1907-11-26
How to Treat a spraIn.

Sprains, swellings and lameness are
promptly relieved by Chamberlaln's
Pain Balm. This liniment reduces in
tiammation and soreness so that a
sprain may be cured in about one
the time required by the usual
treatment. For sale by all druggists.
, 1907-11-26
True Phuoaonhx.

Let ~ . that whenever We have
failed TO be loving. We have also fail.
"a to b. wise; that whenever We have
been blind to our neighbour interests,
W have also been blind to our own;
whenever We have hurt others, We
have hurt ourselves much more
Rusktn.
, 1907-11-26
Terms Of Subscription.

About the cheapest mar in the coun
try today is the one who lost the in.
terest on his time deposit and then fail
ed to ''busi" the bank.
, 1907-11-26

New Orleans bankers are said to
vor a great central bank OF issue and
discount. Shades of General Jackson!
What would the hero Of New Orleans
say to this?
, 1907-11-26
CURRENCY AND CONFIDENCE.

CURRENCY AND CONFIDENCE
The monetary stringency will be
relieved by The action Of the govern,
ment in issuing $50,O00,0 900 in Panama
bonds and 500. 900, 900 in interest
bearing certificates. both of which may
be Used as a basis for additional cir
culation. But 1t Is evident that some
thing Is radically wrong when 1t is
considered hat the government is.
in a sense, forced to increase its in
debtedness for a purpose like this.
when the government itself does not
stand in the slightest need OF placing
a LOAF Of any kind.
We are told hat the situation is a re.
suit of lack Of confidence in the gov
eminent or in ordinary commercial
conditions. The people are not afraid
of corn, or wheat, or cotton. They
have Just as much confidence as ever
in the ordinary subjects OF commerce,
and II 1t had not been for the storm
in the banking center of New York. the
country would be going ahead as usual
and the regular channels of trade and
industry would be open and unobstruct-
The lack of confidence does not arise
from an insufficient supply of money
The sa~tety-deposit wants are f'll OF
morau mnrth ,go ,hare w,s nc
-tu,ngo,o, and No h~o,rd;ro II tbo
sa,,m,o =. a,ruonou hoa haar double
H., =. NO. w,on tho storr hroL. ovor
wei .traot n urorIs b.va Noon hoard,
,,,s. =, oIo-oIv &c 4. 4, Now oro
80 n,o,,a ha ,La s,ra oorn,oi,t nj
s~tringencv
Tha noI,ov ,r tho Government in 10,
srinn poromo bonds ora certificates
DC ,in,o,v md oolls for -commend.tion
MT h.cL - all stord, tho rea, root nj
,ho ov,, ara thot a, ~, NOV IN which
mo,v 80 - ahanLs ora osnociauy
those In Now yorl conducted business
hefora tho -stringencv arose what Is
I,ol,,ru :, IN the Nav yorr
hork, ~ r.tbou !, tho ond
tba lancer ~ a ranat;t,on 81 nresent
oonI;tinru will ,1uoye ho procopt or
- =. y,.u s..oo ~o.hoas rom.,r
rroh,ng.d
The mona, nc ,ba wbo,o co,,ntrv 10
concertr.ted I, Now yort million.
rnor m,IIions ~ doI,ors do,ositod IN
tho Now vorl bonls have baen used
eor sr.o,,.t;or IN Tho .,ooL exchor,.
ara ri,l,or, uror m;,,ions ORC INJECT
cd IN stock, ana securities which have
sutforod an an,rmous dooI;no In mario,
valve
A Ion, time 200 tho New yorL hank,
,dorta, tho ~oynadiort of ,ssu,nn c,e,r
In. house cort,ecotos IN tide over a
.-tr;nroncy IN tho money morrot II
wor,roa ca smootb,u then tbot thev r.,
pe.tea n IN , latar amerpencv rhey
resortad IN tho s.me device tbis t,ma.
and sooipa how the N.w yorp hanks
avoided nay;p, ont tho money in tbe,r
vaults nracticaIlv all the other hanks
hio ana little have .donted tho .ame
n,an Tine the money os the country
has been tied nm and II will ,ama,n 60
untll the Ne" fork bankers consent 10
let II HOW again 1ulO circulation. lneTG
, 1907-11-26

From the fact that Editor Deming II
the Tribune is making a good many
queries relating to women these days,
1t is judged that he is getting posted.
, 1907-11-26

TO CURE A coLoalN ONE DAY
Take LAXATIVE BROMO Quinine
Tablets. Druggists refund money IL /.
fails to u III E. W. GROVES sigma.
ture is on each tox. CSC. It's
, 1907-11-26
NEW FIGS, BOTH IMPORTED
AND DOMESTIC, AT HOLIDAYS. ct
Fresh Baltimore oys-
tiers at the Cash a
ket.
Retaliation and The pui...

A healthy adult breathes from IA to
"a times a minute. The rate OF the
pulse is four times that Of the respira-
ton.
, 1907-11-26

The Republican ts the best advertis.
Ing medium In the city and county for
It reaches all the people all the time.
, 1907-11-26

Not Looking for Hard Work.
German proverb: Some had rather
guess at much than take pains to
learn a little.
, 1907-11-26
clever People. Raware.

Clever People, Beware.
Nothing is so dangerous as being
too clever; one can become stupid 20
suddenly.
, 1907-11-26
THE TIME TO BUY.

The financial maxim that led Jay
Gould on to great success was, Buy at
the bottom; sell at the top" In Gould's
, 1907-11-26
The Average Man

You can't convince the average man
that he isn't a little above the aver
age.
, 1907-11-26
Tribute 70 hou.exifa.

German proverbs: The fingers Of
the housewife do more than 4 yoke Of
x
, 1907-11-26

DAILY Rspubucan. 50 cents a monta.
, 1907-11-26

f, Once Often Enough.
Opportunity knocks but once. 9th.
er knockers, please copy.-Hapgood's
Opportunities.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-06-05
DENTISTS WILL MEET.
SeventcenthAnnual Session to Convene
In This City June and s.

The seventeenth annual meeting Of
the Utah state Dental society will be
held at the Commercial club in this
city Friday and Saturday, June and
s. Officers for the ensuing year will
be elected. and on Saturday afternoon
a luncheon will be given the members
at Saltair.
The society has membership of 61
dentists. Following is the program for
the annual meeting at the Commercial
club:
Address of welcome, Fisher Harris,
secretary OF the Commercial club;
presidents address, DR.. f. w. Meakin;
secretary and treasurers report. Dr..
J. r. Anderson; reports of committee,
Clinics Porcelain DIR. c. w.
Gates; Porcelain Inlay" DR.. William
Broadbent; "Swedging Plates DT. G.
+. Tolhurst; "Pyorrhoea Treatment.
DR. +. c. Fairweather; paper, DR.. q.
e Ellerbeck discussion by DR.. r. y.
Tripp Informal discussion on artificial
DR.. A. &. punford; paper. DIR. c. II.
Bird; Has Prosthetic Dentistry Ad-
vanced or Retrograded?" Discussion
opened by Dr. g. l.. Stookey.
Evening "Orthodoentla' (With
stereopticon views, DIR, L. l.. Cover;
discussion opened by Or. w G. Dali
rymple
saturday-Paper. DR.. G. g. sheihl;
"Unwritten History and the Rich
mond Crowned Tooth" Discussion
opened by DR.. ]. a. Snedaker. Paper
DR. f. S. Osgood. Porcelain as a FIJI
ing Material Discussion opened by
DR.. w. l.. Ellerbeck.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-06-05
DAINTY FOOD
rurns Pale ChecIks 70 I'M,

Our best physicians Of the present
day seek 10 cure patients by the use
OF food. rather than drugs, and this is
the true method, for all physicians
agree that only from food can the
body be rebuilt.
Many people fail to give their ply
sicians credit, for after living on poor
ly selected or badly cooked food for
a long time. perhaps. and when their
ailments become chronic. they expect
the Doctor with some magic potency
to instantly rebuild them.
This is not possible. The only true
method Is to turn as quickly as can
young lady says. u was variously
treated for my nerves, muscles, lungs
etc, but the treatment gave me no
relief from my ails.
Finally my appetite failed com
pletely aud | began to have sinking
spells similar 10 fainting. ! took all
manner OF tonics and stimulauts, but
brought to quit drinking coffee and
taking Postum Food Coffee IN rs
place, and gradually began TO get :
little better.
Someone suggested that II / found
Postum 40 beneficial | had better use
Grape-Nuts food, as they We're both
the children Of one brain. com.
menced on Grape-Nuts food for break
fast. having Postum with It. ! found
the food so dainty, delicious, and ap.
petlzlng that l always looked forward
TO breakfast with pleasure
shortly after commencing this diet
my wretched pain In the side was
greatly relieved, and now, II has gone
entirely. also the sinking spells; IN
fact. my pale cheeks have changed
10 pink. have gained back more than
twenty pounds ! lost, and am thor
oughly well IN every way" Read
frhe Road 10 WellNlle." IN pkgs.
There's a Reason
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-06-05
ADJUSTMENTS.

Thcnicr-Thc second presentation
of "Petr PAN last night drew am
other oyerwhclmmg house ana the ape
plausa over Miss Adams beautiful REM
dition of "ths boy who never grew mp
was as enthusiastic as ever. While
there are some people to whom tho
fairy daintiucss ana delicacy OF the
story 40 not appeal. everyone who re-
members his or her childhood finds ln
MIR. Barrlc's play an evening Of deli
cious enjoyment. This afternoons ma
tinee is already nearly sold out. The
engagement runs until Friday night.
Maude Adams unostentatious gem
crosby was cvinoed ON Monday by her
action ln buying 30 Of the best tickets
I'D tho parquet for the opening night OF
"Petor Plq' and ordering them
sent TO poor children. Tho order was
accompanied by "a request that no mon
lion be made Of H.. and the "NeWs"
only obtained tho Information by hoar-
Ing OF Il from some Of those who we're
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-06-05
TEXT BOOKS ADOPTED.
Board of Education Awards Contracts
In Six Subjects.

~ the meeting OF the board of ed
ncation held Tuesday night the COM
mittec of the whole, which had been
In session all day considering the mat
ter recommended the adoption OF text
books for the city schools for the next
I'VE years, provided satisfactory prices
and terms could be made with the
manufacturers for that term. The sub
Jeets covered by the selections are
history language, grammar, phys-
olosy, music and readine. The remain
der OF the books viii he selected
Thursday.
The recommendation OF the commit
zee OF the whole was adopted, and the
books selected were as follows;
History GOrdy'R American Lead
ers aud Heroes" Gordy's History of
United states, Fiske's History OF
United States. Doub's History OF
United States"
tnnguage--We Webster Cooley, book !
ana part |, book H. Gordy Aleads
Language Lessons" Guide TO Eng
llHh.' book l.
Grammar-- Scott Southworth Les-
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-06-05
SEE THE HANDWRITING.
american Cohorts Uneasy Regard
ing the Outcome Next Fall.

At The meeting of the American" club
last night the other GOodwln--JUdgc
George T.-spoke Ia tho assembled halt
dozen on the need for rapid electonoer-
ing IL the city IS to be saved 10 the Nor
ulon-eaters at the next election. The
speaker declared that there win be oppo
sition and plenty of II. but he did not say
what percentage Of II would come from
Gisgustcd members of the party voting to
express their dlstaste for the unsaNory
past that comes down to the present
and gives a promise Of continued future
perpetuation. till IL Is stopped by protest
ing action on some election day.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-06-05
AT ROWLAND HALL.
commencement Exercises Will he Held
Next Week Beginning sunday.

At Rowland hall, commencement OK
erclses will not be held until next
week, beginning Sunday morning with
a baccalaureatc sermon by the III.
Rev +. $. Spaldmg, 10 be delivered at
81. Marks cathedral, at II O'Clock.
This win be followed by musicale at
the Congregational church on Monday
evening given by the music depart
ment Tuesday Rev. Elmer l. Goshen
win address the students AT Rowland
han. and ou Wednesday at II a. m the
commencement exercises VIII be held
M 81 Marks. The Tuesday evening
musicale win be conducted by MISS
Gracia Flanders and Miss Geneva FL
lcrbeck. who are in charge OF the Piano
department Of the school. Prof. Skci-
ton, yloinist, win assist the pupils.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-06-05
TITLE WILLIAMS AGAIN.
Is Accused Of Robbing Man of SIS
In Saloon.

TITLE Williams, OF state prison fame,
Is again ~ trouble, and also In Jail
She was arrested last night by sergt
Hcmpel and Officer seager on the
charge Of robblng John Leon, Mex
lean, of si5 IN the Lone star saloon
The police claim they have two wit
nesses who declare they saw the VIII
llams woman take the money. II THIS
IL true, Title stands a good chance for
return trip TO Warden Pratt's place
on the hill.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-06-05

sons in Grammar book II; Gordy
Mead Grammar Lessons"
observation-disclosures Graded Les
sons in Hygiene"
Music-"New Educational MusiC
Course
Reading Grammar Department.
Lights TO Literature, books 3, 6, 4, s
Currys Literary READINGS, Baker and
Carpenter fifth and sixth year lam
guago readers.
eography-Dodge's Geography Ser
les. parts l. and of Stocks Series
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-06-05
THE USUAL HOLDUP.
This Time it is W. j. Sherwood Who
Is the Victim.

w. j. Sherwood OF 314 west Third
South street. reported to the police last
night that he had been held up and
robbed by two masked men on Thir,i
South and Second West streets about
1915 o'clock last night. While one of
the robbers kept Sherwood covered with
a gun, the other took his watch and 80
cents.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-06-05
MIND Is a coId In Nd head? NothIng

MINT n a cold I'M Tho head! Nothlng
TO worry about II you treat II with
Ely's cream Balm as soon AS you begin
10 sner2e ana shuttle. Neglected the
cold may grow into catarrh. and the
air. passagcs be so infamed that you
have 10 fight for every breath. II
Is true that Elys Cream Balm cures
catarrh. promptly ana certainly. But
Won know tine old eaw about the ounce
Of prevention. Therefore use Cream
balm when the cold IN the bend shows
mtselG Al druggists soc. or mailed
by ely Bros, So Warren Street, New
York.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-06-05
FOREST DALE SCHOOL.
Graduating Exercises Occur This Eve
ming in Westinghouse.

49,,
''''s I''s,S OF '"c Fol's'
Dale school VIII be held this evening
at the westinghouse. The class is the
largest I'm the county ana NJ the Nom
bore Ala Yo,,nr o,lIi he ,[tardcd a
nornrsi scboni fo,, ba,'in, ,esot,.o5 ~
hi,,hcet ,,,s,.a,ro roIioy'i1,c is tbc ,ro-
, ran, r. he Carrie5 ami tonigbt
qua.
hoIus ',''''''''' ,,..'..'' '''Ss
Invocation -; ,plsh"' james Jensen
Address OF Nel,"i,lg I'm
n - ll'r
TdsS ilisyo'S '-7''l' SIN,
Piano solo ''''-.'.'.'.. Elnelyh Snlln
hecllatioh '''''-''''''''''H ,He 'yil .!l
lass foeIl AN" ou'is
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-06-05
For Indigestion
HoRsFoRD's ACID PHOSPHATE

An effective remedy for obstinate in
digestion. nervous dyspepsia, headache
and depression
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-06-05
NELSON'S NAME
CAUSES HITCH
Board is Not United ON Question
Of His Retention in School
Service.
LIST OF SCHOOL PRINCIPALS.


A ~, ,,,.r,f,,,- 80 ell t,.,., 40 .i.
WI
non 'a7' evening Pr'help'Is were CHOSEN
for he various schools Co serve during
TN, ensuing ye,e and much otbai bnsI-
moss WAS t,,,,s,.,es
80 ing request 'i - : Martini q sop
arlte vote was taken for T. s. Nelson
from that Of other names OF PRINCIPALS.
ana the ballots of the two members
IRON the First precinct Martin aud
cummings. were cast negatively against
Mr.. Nelson President Movie WAS alb
CON, t,,,, s... ,,,.., ~,
~. - '.''' "'s N''e
"'"r3 aealHs' 1 lln'lpaI nelson,
S.'t W Nollla' ASKED 10 ne excused
~ ..'I 'ullI.s' ON d,GVull OF On, lo'' lnAi
,,,'i, 'nta,3' pro- ss. ion'l relations 49,
,"''u HlIlsel ana me candidate, an
~, o.l''' ne" .uoIs voted 'H RETAIN ME-
,.s.i', Una 'ny roster 'I principals
'v9 SINUS as lui9NS'
-.',s'SH ~ -''e"'Et a. E"lnN, H. NJ
'ii.,i'' Voc pIiivlI,aH
-, Li,'''T Tt, Sy!oolS MARX iiroNA
Ii"I DGSdI'' - X 'o"inos, w. w.
Eau soI'i H. 30 S'ya'nS' =. H. H. scott
- -. ~; H. NJ '9"hlL'IuEM W. u.
sylvia "hil ~. Is. ROBSON,
~ N,,'s, W. 3D. NJ "l. j.. =. Hat
o,N' ~. -. MAJ IN -, a, tl'An' A. II.
l,.,,5 r,.cl,-,, t,.i,,,. "a. ',-.'i,l 10, o.
,ros. ,;,'I,, l., H., ,..., ~ ~
f. \. pn,,lg,.,, ''' w.
Al, ,f,r,ir sI,,4 e..,...,.,..,..,....
l,,Ii...-g,I. A.. NJ. ny III
,nI iS''ilStH IL l' were NOT liuc mat
'lr"a M'' IriiaI' Mlle "I ID. a. Nelson,
-. NJ ,,,,.,.,,l.,, ''.,,,3' as
,.,.l,r .,t,,,, - li',,,'i "''' "N' vi
'i''' d ''''' V'S''S''"'''
SALARIES ARE FINED.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-06-05

Lyric-Popular vaudeville a pop
ultr prices continues to draw vcu at
This house and two performances daily
are given.
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1907-11-19
.uoesp sY rAgla cars.
ir'sh hsld's Unique Way Of Estlrat-
Ing Employers Character.

NO. ma'am," said an Irish maid OF
much experience as she returned to
New York Intelligence once the
other day. II didn't engage with that
FAMILY. didit like the looks of
their cat" "Of their cati" repeated
the owner OF the ONCE In amazement
Why. Katie. I'm sure they wouldn't
Keep cat that was in any way dan
gerous." Not dangerous. no, ma am.
but restless. unhappy looking crea-
ture that didn't speak well for tho
family" replied the girl. Il always
Judge family by their cat. A sleek.
comfortable pussy who comes up and
rubs against you means quiet, good.
natured family. and one that's not
worrying about ways and means; but
nervous. unfriendly looking cat re-
-neets household which Is on the
verge or nervous prostration or finan.
clai ruin or some other horrible trou-
ble I've been living With families
and studying their cats for 25 years.
and I've never known the sign to fail.
FAMILY that cant make It's cat hap.
by is one TO make amy servant mis-.
erable."