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The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1907-04-08
Nasty Wound, Seriously III.

Special 10 Tho Tribune.
AMERICAN FORK, April 6.-Mrs.
hrongh m seq left dex Dge Grove iiGs
a painful wound. She was engaged in
putting down a carpet, using mag
netic hammer. and in driving the tack
sent it through her finger near the base
of the nail.
John Houston, Jr., was taken to the
LatterDay Saints Hospital at Salt
Lake City this morning, suffering with
an afiliction of the legs for which he
will undergo an operation. The trouble
is supposed to be the result Of an old
fall in mining shaft.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1907-04-08
New Combination Cars.
Special to The Tribune.

OGDEN. April 6.-Today there ar
rived in Ogden two combination mail
baggage and passenger cars for Las
Pullman works in Chicago, which are
the most modern OF any cars of that
class Aever put on western railroad
They are each seventy-two feet in
length and are thoroughly built They
were taken TO Salt Lake this afternoon,
where they Will be held until the Salt
Lake Route is opened to Las Vegas,
when they will be put into service on
the Las Vegas & Tonopah line,
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Appointed by Commissioners.

Special 10 The Tribune.
PAROWAN, April 6.-At the last reg
ular meeting of the County Commits
sioners the following appointments
were made:
Road upcrvlsors-Parowan district,
F.. p, Ward; Paragoonah district, Thorn
as Robinson, Kanarra district, William
r. Williams. Albert II. Orton was ap-
pointed county fish and game warden
D. A. Lamoreaux, health officer for Par
agoonah; Rees i. Williams, health of
ficer for Kanarra; Hans j. Mortensen,
registrar of vital statistics for Paro.
wan.
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VETERAN ENGINEER RECEIVERS.
Old Time Union Pacific Engineer Now
Victim Of Brights Disease.

Special 10 The Tribune,
LARAMIE. Wyo., April 6.-Wllllam
Hodgeman, the veteran engineer on the
Wyoming division of the Union Pacific.
who was sent to tho insane asylum OF
the State at Evanston, will be taken TO
California. being now victim of Brights
disease. II Is believed he has fully re-
covered from his insanity. as he was able
TO recognize his wife and son and con-
verse with them all subjects. being
a constant and careful reader OF news
papers. He is one OF the oldest engineers
on this division.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1907-04-08
CONDEMNED AND BURNED.
Tree Inspector Destroys Product of
Eastern Nursery.

Special to The Tribune
BRIGHAM CITY, April 6-W. o.
Knudson, county tree inspector. visited
Dewcyville and Honeyville Friday and
condemned a large Shipment Of trees that
had been received from New York, as
nearly all of them were found to he
diseased, and the Inspector promptly
ordered all such burned
Miss Eliza Siggard. daughter of Mr..
and Mrs. Peter T. Siggard of this city,
was married to Mr.. Peter Ahrensbeck
of Mantua Thursday in the Salt Lake
temple.
The nine"year- son of Mr.. Fred F.
Rohwer of Penrose was taken to the
hospital Thursday to be treated for ap.
pcndicitis,
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Family Returns East.

Special to The Tribune.
OGDEN, April 6.-The family Of W.
f.. Costello, superintendent of the Utah
division of the Short Line, who have
been visiting Mr., Costello in Salt Lake
for the past month. left for the East
tonight on No. ! for Battle Creek,
Mich, their home.
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ARRESTED IN ARIZONA.
Alleged Horse Thieves Will Be Brought
Back for Trial.

Special 10 The Tribune.
HUNTINGTON. April 6.-Some
months ago the Nielsen brothers of this
place hired team at Moab and
later on traded the animals Off at Mon
ticello The owners OF the horses have
followed the alleged thieves to Arizona,
where they were arrested on the charge
Of horse stealing, The men will be
brought back for trial. Both left fam.
lies in poor circumstances. The ac-
cused men formerly resided at Cleveland
and removed 10 Huntington last fall.
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Friends at American Fork.
Special TO The Tribune

Special 10 lne tribune
AMERICAN FORK. April s.-The Trib-
taining the details OF the death OF William
Farthcringham. who was blown TO pieces
with dynamite. was shock TO many peo-
pie Of this place. who were well acQuaint-
ed with Mr.. Fariheripgham. he having
been connected for some time with the
flrm of Wright e. Co of this place. 1t has
been but a few weeks since he was In
American Fork talking about his promis-
ing mining prospects In the Burnt Fork
mining district. and telling what they eX-
pected TO do while on this trip
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Park City Ore Shipments,
ial 10 The Tribune

Special 10 The Tribune
PARK CITY, April 6.-Ore shipments
for the past week were as follows: DAILY
Judge, 1.0l1. 900 pounds. Middllng. $780,
600; Silver King. l14s. $50; DAILY West.
909, 900; Ontario. 210. 600; DAILY. 102. 900 /;
New York. 4S 600. total. & 7S4. $50
Owing 10 the bad condition of the road
the ore shipments have been unusually
small this week
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ELABORATE WORK OF ART.
Handsome Picture Now on Exhibition
in the Junction City.

Special 10 The Tribune.
OGDEN, April GA beautiful oil
painting Of the legend Of Daniel and
the lions. the work Of young Archie
luger. the author of the - Warning TO
Joseph F. smith, is on exhibition in
the show windows of the Ogden Furni-
ture company on Washington avenue.
The picture is work of art; showing
tho great Daniel contemplating the
light Of heaven as it comes through
lattice, and the crouching and turbu-
lent lions around and behind him. The
picture is not original, but is copy of
the picture that is on exhibition in
New York, but it is well executed and
Is attracting mach attention.
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HILARIoUsLY HAPPY.
Story of Rich Strike in Mine Verified
by Authority.
Special 10 The Tribune.

Special 10 The Tribune.
SPANISH FORK, April 6.-J. NJ.
Greer, Mayor of Spanish Fork, manager
Of the Inyo mine, in Inyo county Califor-
MIA, has just received a telegram from
Mr., Charles Leavit that they have made
big strike\of free gold in the bottom
of the hundred foot shaft. The
mine is owned almost entirely by Span
ish Fork business men, and there is
great rejoicing among them over the
receipt of the news.
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CHIEF CLERK HosKoT.
Clever Clerk Wins Deserved Promotion
- From superintendent.
Special 10 The Tribune.

Special 10 The Tribune.
OGDEN. April 6.-Thomas S. Hos
kot, senior clerk in Superintendent
Manson IS Office of the Southern Pacific,
who has held valued and responsible
positions with the company for num-
Der of years, was today appointed chief
clerk TO succeed H. r Cryst, who has
gone TO the Nevada Northern under
Superintendent I. j, DuddIeson. Mr.
tire staff and he will have their un-
qualified support, and today received
their congratulations.
Mr.. Cryst will leave for Ely on No.
5 Sunday, TO assume his new duties. Og-
den people are sorry TO lose HIM, but
congratulate him on securing his new
place.
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Fire Insurance Gases.
Special TO The Tribune.

Special TO The Tribune
OGDEN, April 6.--In the District
Court today, III the suits Of the Ogden
Sewer Pipe and Clay company against
four certain insurance companies to
recover the value or certain policies
Of fire insurance on their loss Of Octo
Der u, 1906. the four companies defend
ant today filed motions TO dismiss the
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Toll Road Operated.
|Vl1 ASVtNN SFSSs"SNN'
SbeCial 10 The Tribune

Special 10 The Tribune.
AMERICAN FORK, April d
American Fork CANYON toll road,
be operated again this season unds
revision of the old prices. Just "
they will bo has not been learned
road will also be kept IN better ,
dition than il has for some years.
ing last year there was consider'
talk about the government revoklng
right of the toll company to opel
the road. but this evidently did
materialize.
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Will Erect Creamery.

Special TO The Tribune
WALDEN, Colo, April "a w Sterz-
bach Of Denver arrived here last night
and today began arranging for the erec-
ton Of creamery here for the North
Park Creamery company. The machinery
is at Laramie Wyo., and will be brought
10 this city by freight teams. which left
here today for that .citv.
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Wanted.

During conference, photographs re.
duced to $50 per dozen. Eastman g,
lis Main ST. Butler $. 2l2ha State ST.,
md Elite, 223 State ST.
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summons in each case The arguments
were taken under advisement.
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DRAUGHT TEAMS FOR SAIL

Horses Weighing from l4Oo 10 lsv
pounds. Write or call us up oeior'
you buy.
CLAY e. DUNN,
3d4a Washington Avc.r Ogden ota"
Eeil phone. 10I6.
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gen 2ofal Naenten Fprttu6brenb
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Sn Anbetraht bieier 9batiahen 1T
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tueroen i'm alten 8aterlanb nit aru.
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frei au8Ipreben unb bdufig BON brii.
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ten bringen, als Die oeutiben Bel.
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lamb iebr lebbaft unb ea iit unrn5a.
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9enri Jroneois / G2lgusHsou. ber fein
8oterlanb no4faItige 8srbeHerunsen
in @eIeb uno Ge9tspfIege rarba11ft,
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tpeittraeenbsr gs6suture nur lanefam
unb irnmsr erft nod forsFaItigfter
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Sobn, Der gleil5 FMS aus Der Reeies
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f4er, bu;naniitii3er unb Gitbetif9er
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permodts, par bas pure gsgsnt6eil.
@tnes fd5nen Sages nun, i'm 0erlaufe
elmer reGt f9arfsn NuseinonberfeBung
apif9en benz San5ler unb feinem uns
ebenbiirtisen Sobne, glaubte lebterer
fetnen @ater pie folst abtanaeln su
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oGles, unb enti9eiben bod iiber ni9ts. 9
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Gin palTtnner Dtreleid.

: philipp ". Don Spanien biibte bon
benz fpanif4en, etnit 70 bo9beriibnten
Weitreiae einen groben Sbeil sin.
portugal. 3otalonien unb nod cine
ganae @noabl tleilerer 2anbestbeile
gingen in unsliidIiden Rriesen babtn,
70 bab bos ebemals 70 bebeutenbe
Reid, bon bem Rorl V. nit @tols
fasen fonnte, bab in feinen Staaten
bie Sonne nidt untergebe, sana be-
benfIid suiamnlenfarumpfte. Ni9ts>
beitopenigtr lieB iid pbiIipp ben 9ei=
namsn nber @roBe1 beileeen. Dors
iiber faste eines Sases Der 9ersos bon
MebinasGoelt fp0ttsf9: ~llnier Serr
tft tpte ein God. je mebr man bapon
tpesninnt, beito erDber ipirb e."
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aud, fiat Aomfultattna.

Gtn obsrbanerii4er 8rdueresbeisser
tam TN gommer 1887 mad Miin9en
su profefcr b. Rusbaum, benn Ct
Tit. moron 10 rnan1e BterbefltTeae IN
h0beren Semeitern leiben, an ber
GtAt. CT fuht alfo ben beriibmten
Grat, Der ibn aus benz TeIbsuge ber
NOD tennt. auf, I'M ibn su toniultiren.
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ertebenbe llnterbaItung.
gaubboum frast: .Rd, lieb.r Berg
baber. ipo feblt's benn7"
rMd, 9err @ebetmrat6, i9 bab's
tn ben Beinen."
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ga, f9oun's, tpenn Si.'s oben i'm
Rnte baben, NADIA is's bic Gift; tpenn
Sie's ober unten in ben .3eben baben,
nadia 1873 bos 3ipperleir.A
sd bab's in ben Rnieen."
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Ridtis, bas 1T bic fdOnfte @i9t!"
yWas bilft benn basesen, 5err Sc
beimratb9"
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ale sfpod IN einem Sabr Milliondre. +"
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ltnter benz @paIten"
etner 8antnptt nerftebt man
bas 3erlesen Der 9tote In stpei Sbeile,
70 baB bic cine 6GIfte nur aus ber
0orberIeite, hie anbere nur aus ber
Rii6feite Der Note beFebt. Dies fdstnt
etne unISsbare Nmfsabe su fem, aber
Gebeimbisnitbeomte erf!dren, boB iie
getban tperben tdnn, ober bos mie t{t
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t , b Der Briefbsf5rheruna barfte
bieientse fetn. tpel9er ji& bi. BITE
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frenben S9iffe bebienen. :5Rfclse
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groben Gefabren perbunbeN, lpesbalb
man bie penisen absuliefernhen @riefs
on erobeu Raseten befefigt, bie abees
feuert iperbsn unb bse Rafte gIii6ElA
erret4en.
uugIa6sf1tG In stnes
Rtr4s. Sn Der Rsr9e su Dillers
les Ranep TN frana5Ff9en DEPARTS
ment Weutbeset> >Wuiele CAB etns 8riis
flung infolse sines unter ben iungen
2euten entftanbenen @ebrdnsss na6
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Gntt6nfdat sste malls.

Sebr oiele ourd 8eitureen anee.
trieiene 0eilmittel ermeiien fim ole
Jebliblag. menn man iie antuenoet.
Sunfs 2igbtnine Del 1T eine Gus.
nobrne. Das Tertrauen au ibm 1T
an2etF -t11an miro ME enttduIAt,
uenn iran es aebrauht. @s lit fiter
ons gf5sie 6eiltnittel fiir idmere
NdGe. Die es eiebt. @eaen Shnitt.
uno Branomunoen, Berreneuno.
Shmersen &c. finoet es nidt leines
@leihen.
SeD. g. Baobud,
Duniphon, 500.
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Gifeubabn>Jabr= Ylar.
Q. u. & u. g. . @ah,,.

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beifon, Beaumont un6 Orange. Nbfobrt
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Nadb &errbilIe, Gbfabrt $50 mHroenS.
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5O abeno8. yiur Samfngs nacb &errs
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kontags g. 30 moraens, snfunft in San
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TON, @iooin9s. &odba1e. Cameron un6
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z l1br r1nrgens.
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flisaeit l.n0 Mpafifp,e

babeu iebt ibre grnte = ibr @eIhaIt
blabt uno ite iinb aliidlit. gs lit
ieooda in oer Welt nidbt einsufehen,
tDarun1 Shr ibnen erlnubt, an guh
berutrl su iauaen. oa Sbr oies bDh
iebr unbequem finoet Die Nnmen.
ouna BON elm tlein menia 6unt's
9ightnina Del auf erpDnterten Stel.
len b6lt fie ab Doer linoert unueraiio.
LID ben Shmers. uenn iie guh aes
ftod,en haben. @eibt Elm menia elm
Rno Shr meroet iiberaeuat Iein.
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BUR recpten Hett.

Terganeenes 5rabiabr nabm un.
iere aanae Tamilie eine seitIana elm.
mons Sariaparila uno Die Birfuno
NOR i'm bobften @raoe befrieoiaeno.
g8ir boben uns udbreno bes Sunts
tners befferer 9eiunbbeit erfreut, uie
ionit uno mir alauben, saB es ae.
ibah. neil mir uns aur redbten Reit
balFen. IL 5OA@ents uno $1.OO Ssla.
id9en. Samuel 6intun,
De RaIb. NRifi,
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sets s,br Gtner bon 9eueu3

Sudenoe 0autfrantbeiten Ibeinen
beutsutaae epioemiib su lein. Seib
Sbr auh oamit bebaftet? Beun 10,
tllaht einen 8eriuh nit 6unt's 8 Cure.
gS belt unter @arantie iraeuo cine
Grt BON iudenoem Shmers. SIT es
Mot n Der TalI, 10 tOitet gud Der
0erium nif1ta.
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sa,ebs e. mint aut.

@ripart Guh ben ettuaiaen ip6te.
rem GnfaH eine8 ihmeren ssiebers,
inoem Sbr guer Spitem fest BON Der
Nniammlung BON unreinioteiten be.
freit. Simmon's SariaparilIa Der.
rihtet bic Nrbeit. gr brinot gutee
8lut, ausaeseihneten Gppetit, aruSe
3raft uno grOBen unternebtnnnes.
neiS1
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Dealt Darnn.

es banoelt iid3 nidbt oarum, tpie
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bringt tie oabin ourd ben @ebraud1
Don Stmm1ns 2iner @urifier - nur
IN Btnnihahteln. @s lit oas fid1erite,
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Wtcturta 9tbifiom, o. 8. & 9. u.
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(Suniet Depnt) .......... 800 aben6s
90colaug nia SmitbniIIe. ~. 80 BORN,
GlomD special na@ 5mitbnine. pouitun,
9olneitpn 1925 ahembs.
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eOntbera paeiftc ssaba.

Gbfahrt.
Rad Netu Orleans, pDuifon mnb gaI.
oeftun t6glib ..........1I. 40 n1ittaa8.
uno ....................1 IL. 80 oben6B,
Rad ga8le 8as, gI 8aio. Galifornien
utso gterito. ...8 noru1. u. $50 abenos.
Gntuntt.
Bon Sietu DrIeanS, psuHun unb Gal.
befDn tdelib TBS moraens
unb 500 Nad5m.
Son Gl 8ai0, galifprnien unb Rerifo
.......... lilo bDrtn. unb 8 abenbs.
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@ekrand,t "a Gin Mol.

35tir ihmeraenoe 6dmurrbuiben bat
cunts Cure niht ieines @leihen.
Cine NpplifatiDn linoert - cine
Shohtel belt. @arantiert.
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: 6altet Cure rpidtioiteu Drooue

6altet Cure mid3tiaiten Oraane
in Oronuna. penn ibr mdbreno Der
Walaria Belt eefuno Iein MONT,
Bridlb Gfh 8itters reiniot
uno itdrtt ben Waaen, bic 2eber unb
gineeueioe uuo rnadlt oas g5nftem
uioeritanosfdbie eeoen arant6eits.
teinte.
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8. q o. u. 8ab,a.
NhfohrfI

Rad allen Norb.Eeras. Bxnften ........
................ nbr uno 500 borm.
Rah ct. 9ouis. Wempbis unb bem
Dfen ................1.20 llbr nabm.
Neh NDro Seras, 8anias gitp unb
Sl. SoutS. tS................8 $50 Qben08
stom WerttD. tD............... 1920 BORN.
Nnt n / tn
Box st. 2ouia u. benz Often, $50 npraens
Bon Iocalen 8untten -. 10. 10 muroens,
8en ct. Souls u. benz Often, 7.25 oben6s
Son 9areoo unb Nteritp =. leo nadam.
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q n Z u n t:

Snn Chicago. ct. Souls, RanIas 9th,
DnIns, Sort @Drtb unb @acn, tial.A
(Suniet Depot) ........7. 80 muroen8.
91ealang nia SmithbilIe -. 9.O5 a6enbs
Wlomo SPECIAL bon Smitbbine. 5puifon,
9oIneitDn .6,2S mDrQen8.
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ct. 9onts & gan Sramctscp Babu.
Nhfohrf.

Rob Sort Smith, Springfield. ct. Souls,
8anias Gits. Chicago IS. & O. q. Be.
p0t) ).................. 80 abenbs.
Gntunft.
Bon ct. 9ouis. 8onias gitb, Baris, Obi.
ca9o o...............1 1910 mpraens,
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Etns's 5GNents 6apnn0,G lonrre.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1907-10-28
'fhe Willy Bell Boy.

A hotel man In New Hampshire was
surprised to see one Of his women
guests come downstairs several nights
running, ill her pitcher from the water
cooler in the hall and return quietly to
her room. again. At first he thought
the lady had some special reason for
this queer performance. Then he
thought he had better speak to her.
Accordingly on the fourth or fifth
night he approached her politely, took
the pitcher from her hands and filled
1t himself,
'If you would ring, madam" he said,
"this would always be done for you.
There is no occasion for you ever to
come down yourself for water. A
ring
"But ! have no bell" said the lady.
"Oh, madam. of course you have a
bell. I'll show 1t to you"
And he carried the pitcher up to her
room for her and pointed to the bell
beside her bed.
THAT is the bell," he said.
The lady started In surprise.
"That the bellT she exclaimed.
"Why, the bell boy told me that was
the fire alarm and wasn't to touch 1t
on any account except in case of fire."
Washington Star.