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Los Angeles herald., 1907-01-13


Trunk bending with dumb-bells is another va
ration in the class of exercises which have been
given for the special stimulation of the abdominal
organs. It is much like dumb-be shifting. Stand
with your feet little apart, the arm extended
above the head, the hands grasping dumb-bells.
Then sweep forward with the body, extending the
dumb-bells far back as possible between the
calves This is called the Exercise of hewing."
WHEN YOU ARE TROUBLED WITH "NER-
voUS DIZZINESS"
Another exercise similar to one you have al
ready had is circling the body about the hips
The trunk is turned only on the hips and de
scribes a wide circle from left to right, then
from right to left. All of the muscles about the
hips, we'll as those of the abdomen, ex-
ercised, and the whole digestive apparatus is stm
ulated. It's practice is very beneficial when there
is inactivity of these parts. II you are troubled
by nervous dizziness this exercise will help you
for by it you will get used to turning your head
in circle If this is hard to do at first begin
Los Angeles herald., 1907-01-13


ders, 1 am sure they would give the subject seri-
Gus thought and study.
Women then would not only save doctors bills,
but would add materially to their physical health
and charms.
There would then be little use for the rouge
pot, for good circulation can paint the cheeks
a prettier hue than the best rouge ever made,
and strengthened muscles and firm flesh would
supplant-hush, breathe it low, pads.
Well directed exercise promotes bodily symme-
try by developing the muscle structures. and in
creasing the circulation and aeraton of the blood.
A woman should always enter upon systematic
course with comprehensive idea of Just what
she requires and just how the same may be ac
complished.
In order to gain any benefit from a special
exercise woman must be patient and persistent
in her efforts. This means of improving vour
health does not require much time in the
morning before dressing, and at night after dis
robing, and let me say that five minutes regular
Los Angeles herald., 1907-01-13
MOUTH WASH OINTMENT FOR CUTS

ANY a girl has in reality to face that
problem in her particular case, and she
fails to meet it boldly The man on
whom she has centred her affection ia
not without a grave fault; it may be
Los Angeles herald., 1907-01-13
4 Stupid Adaoe

.1HE old description, fair fat and forty"
is quite out of date, and the woman of
= forty is now generally as pleasant to
SISh look upon and as young and active in.
- body as the woman OF eight-and-twenty
Los Angeles herald., 1907-01-13
THE EXERCISE OF CHEWING"

ders play an important role in beautiful physi-
Los Angeles herald., 1907-01-13

WOMEN only realized how much
they might improve themselves by ju
dicious and specific forms of exercise,
promoting not only bodily symmetry,
but correcting various physical disor.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-08-14
RESORTS ARE
ALL CROWDED.
Evidence Of General Prosperity
May Be Found on Mountain
Hotel Registers.

gentleman who has just made
business tour of the various Virginia
and West Virginia mountain and sprlNa
resorts yesterday told a Times-Dispatch
man that he never saw more people al
the resorts. and never found the pro.
prietors in finer humor In any season
for the past ten years. He says every
resort he visited is full up and turn
ing down applicants for rooms every
day. He naturally argues that this Ia
evidence of general prosperity, and per.
haps 1t Is. It will be remembertd that
the summer resorts were fearful that
the Jamestown attractions this year
would absorb so much of the money OF
the pleasure seeking people they would
have none left to spend at The springs,
1T would seem that the exposition llas
in no way curtailed their patronage,
More likely itshas improved 1t.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-08-14
|.ONLY POLITICS
IN HENR|C0 NOW
Candidates for the Various
County Offices Getting Very
Busy Of Late.
NEW CANDIDATE FOR SHERIFF
Nv. NJ. Ti1ler, Of Brookland, Is
in for Tilt With Solomon
and Kemp.
NEW CANDIDATE. FOR SHERIFF

1t Is all politics In Henrico now
There was little at the courthouse
yesterday in the way of business. No
court was sitting, not even the magis-
trate's tribunal in the basement, no
new suits Instituted, no deeds We're re-
treasurer's office, and nothing else was
going on except political hobnobbing.
Several candidates were in evidence
in the morning hours, but they found
very few OF the sovercgns TO shake
to the rural districts where they could
exercise their elbows to more pur-
pose.
Chairman Michael was not at the
courthouse yesterday, and at least two
candidates, who wanted to see him on
political business. were very much
disappointed.
MIR. TilIcr In the Ring.
Something of bombsheli was thrown
into the camp by the appearance ut
the courthouse yesterday of Mr. w.
W. Tiller, of Brookland District, who
declared in emphatic terms that he is
and has been all along a determined
cd1lNluHLc LOr lne once OF SneFllE.
Early In the action. it was understood
that Mr.. Tiller would be a candidate.
but for several weeks past he had said
but little about 1t. and the supposition
was that he had withdrawn. Yester-
day he showed up. and declared that
this was all mistake, and that he was
simply attending to his private affairs
and getting them well out of the way
SO that he could go into the canvass
with more vigor
Three other candidates paid in their
| entrance fees yesterday. among them
being Mr.. A. r. Scott of Brookland
| District, who is seeking the office OF
supervisor
No Orntorlcnl Efforts.
1t seems to have been tacitly agreed
among the candidates that all of the
canvassing this year will be on the
"bushwhacking" order At any rate
that is the only kind that has been in
| dulged In SO far, No appointments
have been made for public speaking
and 1t Is likely that none will be made
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-08-14
report to Colonel Dempsey on the 18th
Officers Respond.

All the State officers at both the
Capitol and Library Buildings. whose
departments require any considerable
amount of accounting, are at the
jamestown Exposition Grounds to APP
pear before the Joint Committee on
Auditing. which is there making up its
reports to the Governor.
Those who went down yesterday are
Treasurer A. w. Harmon, Jr., First
Auditor Morton Marye. Second Auditor
John G. Dew, Commissioner of Agrl-
culture 6. W. Koiner and Secretary or
the Commonw ealth D. G. Eggleston.
1t Is said that. though there is moth
ing In the accounts Of any of the de-
partments which reflects upon the Of
iicers, yet the committee finds consid-
cradle fault with the methods by which
some of them are kept. and that the
recommendations of the special &C
,countants, who went over the books
will be embodied in the report. Mean
while, the committee wishes the Of
ticials to make some explanations con.
corning their methods of accounting, Sc
| that a more intelligent report may be
made up and submitted.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-08-14
Brief CupitOI NoteH

Nine more Scotch immigrants. IN
GLIDING one woman and three children
ture yesterday. Homes were at once
assigned to them out in the State.
Governor and Mrs. Swanson are ex-
pected to return from the Jamestown
Exposition Friday evening or Saturday
morning.
Colonel Robert Catlett, Assistant At
torney- General, who Is a candidate for
the Democratic nomjnation for the Sen
ate in the Twenty-second District, VIII
leave for his home, in Lexington to-
night to look after his fences. The
primary takes place on saturday, and
besides Colonel Catlett, Judge j. Ran
Tucker and Mr.. William Eubank. botl
of Bedford. are aspirants. The district
is compnsed of the counties of Bedford
and Rockbridge and the city OF Buena
Vista.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-08-14
Wen Anc snlcc1nd

General Anderson has Issued the fol
lowing orders, designating the men
VINO are 70 compete for membership
on the state team at 1hc Camp Perry
,(Ohiol rifle match
Colonel c. A. Dempsey. u, S. A.,
=, !, a. !, VIII proceed to ma
f E,,E,, f ~ range near WtlliaamS-
command OF the competitors for
membership Of The State team to
be sent TO Camp Perry, Ohio.
com G0 ,l,nd p 2d I,:ii VII assume
ccrdIngly.
The following named officers and
enlisted men of the Virginia vol
hnteers VIII compose the compeIi-
tors from the different infantry
organizations:
Major c. G. Bossieux. seventieth
lnt19n'ty' A MaiGr = Y Martin se.y
s9a1fae l9r r sGyep GsPSar a.
Captain j. H. stone, Seyentie1h
lnfanlrf, Lieutenant p. " Peaco,
SeNentieth Infantry; SergeantJohn
a. Walker, Company A. SEVENTEEN
Infantry; Sergeant 6. G. Kelly.
Company y, Seventeen Infantry.
Private r. L, Newton Company l..
Seye = alli hnfantry; Sergeant las
Infantry Captain n. j., Warwick
Adiutant seventy, Infantry;
Captain g. g. Moore, Seventy hrst
Infantry, Lieutenant G. l., Collier,
try; Lieutenant j. L. Mitchell,
Company Il, seventy first Infantry;
Corporal Bruce Rowles, Company
j.. Seyenty-hrsr Infantry Private
Allan Eaksh, Company a, seventy
first Infantry Private r. ". Lang
erstock. Company y. Sevenly-tirst
Infantry: l3'rivate g. " DouFbertY,
Company X, Seventy first Infan-
my Private j. f., Huber Company
J., sevcnty.Arft Infantry Major a.
n, Moody Seventy-second lnfan-
try; Private, j.. g, fawley Cora
pany e, SefentY-second Infantry
Private r. j. Fisher Company q
Seventy-fecnnd Infantry; Lieu
tenant r. G. Cprfell, adjutant y
j. l. blues Battalion, Private u
u. Gordon, Company A. r. t.
Blues Battalion: CAPTAIN u, nj
Hardy SEVENTEEN Infantry.
First Lieutenant and Assistant S.
genn w. a. Gills, Battery A, First ii
TALON Artillery is detailed as medi
officer for duty al the range, and v
Z. .
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-08-14
SUES AMUSEMENT COMPANY.
Boy Injured at Swimming Pool Want
81 900 DamuEeE

W. Payne Crouch. minor. by his
next best friend. ". T. Crouch, filed
suit In the Law and Equity Court yes
terday against the Richmond Amuse
man for $1,000 damages. IN the bill
Of COMPLAINT IT is alleged that on June
18th Payne Crouch went to the swim.
ming natatorium, near New Res
crvoir Park. paid his admission, and
vas preparing to enjoy the sport. wher
the glass covering on the circular ser.
vice broke and he fell through. pain.
fully bruising himself on his sides
body and legs. He claims that the
Of the owners and managers.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-08-14
MosELEY GOT LIcEN SIC.
Snloonkecper ut First and Charity
Streets Wins In Hastings Court,

c. II, Moseley, of First and Charity
streets, and John Mariner, at First
ana BNrd, We're granted liquor licenses
IN the Hastings Court yesterday. The
Moseley case was taken up on Mon
day, when number OF witnesses tes-
titled for and against the petitioner
but It was evident then that the com,
monwealth had a weak suit, and il
WAsteHpected. therefore, that the license
would be granted
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-08-14
No Orntorlcnl EFFORTS.
GOOD SALES OF REALTY.
Number Of transactions reported BY

Number OF Transactions Reported BY j. Is.
Elan Il Co.
j, B. Elan & Co. have Just sold for Mr..
W, ], Gilman the drug store, corner OF Lom-
hardy and Broad Streets and two dwellings,
on I.ombardy for $4,000.
X Within the past few days the same firm
has sold No. 615 Graham Street, with a
sAty-foot lot. for 1880; also No, lila
North Twenty second Street for s2,25O; No.
0o9 North Seventeenth Street for 5000; No,
ll6 North twentieth street for $3.50. and
Nos 1917 and 1919 West Cary Street for
$4,000 All these deals, save one. We're cash
,trarsactons. and all the buyers were nves
tors The sales WERE made privately.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-08-14
COSTLY CAR RIDE.
Franklin Pays 100 Times Usual Fare
In Police Court.

For refusing to pay nve-cent fare
on g Main street car n Franslln Jaspe,
$40 in the Police Court. 1t was stated
that Jasper boarded the car at Laurel
Street, and when the conductor tried
to collect the fare the negro told him
that lie had got on at Sixth Street,
and that he had already paid. Tho
Negroes ride cost him 100 times the Or
linaj'y fare. -
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-08-14
--7-F---7 49, 81
picnics at Magnolia parlS,

An excursion train. carving the Ashland
Baptist Sunday school (colorod) viii arr
rive tha morning with largo party OF
narrower religious workers. who viii hold am
all. day picnic at Magnolia Park, the negro
pleasure resort here The visitors Will re-
tur, home late this evening,
f Tomorrow the Second Baptist Church
Sunday srhool (coored) OF this city VIA
give Its annual picnia at Ma4naa parA
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-08-14
ASKS CITY TO SETTLE.
Heirs of V. s. Saunders Want $4,000
for Cnve-In Disuster.

IOT 'HVF-lH I1IHHStcr. .IsI
The city 81 Richmond has before 1t
a petition for $4,000. to be paid the
estate OF Y. s. Saunders. who was killed
by cave-in at Allen Avenue and Grace
street. opposite the Shenandoah Flats
two weeks ago. The petition was pre-
scented By John w Atktsson, adminis-
narily, where II Is held that a death Is
due to negligence on the part Of the
city, a request for settlement Is made
and the matter must be considered by
the Council Committee on Claims This
! committee will make a thorough in
| vesligaton before voting TO pay OF
| reject the claim.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-08-14
WILL STOP RowDYIsM.
Justice CrutcIfleld Fines Willinm TOncy
ana james Franklin for Fighting.

William ToneX and James Franklin
were fined $40 each in the Police Court
Yesterday morning on the charge of
sttackjng Charles SAVIOUR and John
Joseph In lakewood Monday morning,
and W: o. Bottom, who was discovered
lined $40 for urging Toney to XIII
oseph. -,
Justice Crutchheld said that he had q,
heard many reports OF roWdyism In
lakewood and that he intended to
stamp II out.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-08-14

DR.. Carroll NJ. Baggerly left yester-
viii visit his parents for the next
month.
While hunting Monday morning near
the state Fair Grounds, Robert KEN
,nerer was painfully hurt by the en-
plosion az his gun, His left hand was
badly lacerated pr. Blanton lllllslnan
treated TIE wound.
Mrs. j, "A. Kratz and daughter, Amy,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-08-14
SINIaNTII-DAY ADVENTISTS
n Annual Conferences and Camp Meeting al

Hampton.
The Virginia Conference of the seventh
Day Adventists opened Its annual camr
meeting at Hampton at o'clock last night
The meeting will last an entire week, clos
Ing on the night of the goth.
THE offset of tho conference. according
to the printed program, is to promote spr'
.itual life and to reach all classes with the
gospel Invitation Numbers of prominent
ministers In the Seventh-Day Adventist de-
nomination from various narts .of the coun
try are announced to speak on sundry i'm
portant themes at this general gathering o
members of the church In Nirginia.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-08-14
lDLEWooD VIOLATIONS.
Forty Slcn Pay Usnnl Fine for Lnbor-
ing ON Sundny,

lakewood yolators of the SUNDAY
statute appeared, as usual. in the Po-
ice Court yesterday morning paving
he fine, $40 each, and contributlng
some sum for her cxcheqlier. peal 's
and workers outside the grounds also
came IN for their share Of attention
About forty men were fined
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-08-14
ASSAULTED FRIEND.
iBo1yscr Aliens Previous Record Saves
Him from Jury.

Bowser Allen, charged with assault.
ing Morgan Goddln with q pair Of
ljjnesman's tweezers. was fined SIS In
the Police Court yesterday niornn M :;
theen drinking, and that, after g quar- !,
rel. he went up behind Goddin and
struck him II the head; The hba two yo nae 9
maf,s previous good record saved him
from from going before a jury. His father
"a
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-08-14
Nor roo NOISY.
Policeman bryant Examines Dairy En-
rinr and AhXises Cnsc lie -DrOppcn.

T,olirenlhn Bryant. Who WAS desIB-
mated by Justice Crutchneld some time
AGO TO look into the complaint OF sew,
eral white people in the neigh ,1tal 200
niatter Of tile engine made sleep Inn
possible. reported IN court Yesterday
that the noise WAS not loud enough 20
disturb their slumbers, ana reco,lill'e ~, =
that the defect in the engine could !, g
rremeded BY a mechanic, I, "a and y - ,n 1d
|dairymen promised tiln =, s. s1,,io Wou'u
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-08-14
49,
Chilled Him Mrnur-Eln.harn

Police Court Yesterday morning on thc
charge OF curslng G. Il. Thomas and
calling him a "fouf-hnsher." The row
o., al Eighth and Main Streets.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-08-14
stoned Ola MINI

Eddie Blackburn was fined $40 in
me Police Court yesterday morning.
for throwing stones at All old man
named j. Myers several Witnesses
ing to cause such aclIon on the bar,
Of Blackburn. ~ p'''
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-08-14
Admitted Guilt.

Admitting that he had cren.ed Gle, uisl,
beins drunk and disorderly., IN !, Idle 1l'aa
wood was fined So IN the Follecs
Court YESTERDAY morning lie Weht 70
iall In default .t n
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-08-14
Prompt Concurrence.

Prompt concurrence.
II was 9:2O5P. M. whe nthe clerk read
an investigation into the alleged tam
pering with bids for wood at the Cl-y
Home, and 1t took the Board but a
moment to concur
There was no roll-caIl; no objection
and no debate, and when the President
put the question, every member an
swered AYE"
Colonel Cutshnw's Reply.
At q recent meeting the Aldermen
adopted a resolution directing the City
Engineer to report to the Board: (1)
All itemized statement OF the cost to
the city to complete a private contract
of Redd and Brother for annexation
work; ca the itemized cost for entire
work to be done by his department,
including any additional help.
Colonel Cutshaw sent Il letter to the
Board last night in reply, and 1t reads
III part as follows:
submitted at the time, was s2O,974.26,
or monthly expenditure of Sl.747,Sb,
months in which to complete this work
with two parties
AS the bids of Messrs; Redd and !. d
Brother are lump proposals Of ss,boo
case, and $4,000 (for everything) IN
the second case, for doing this work,
without having the details Of the
makeup Of their parties and the list
Of materials they propose using IN
! their work am able to make any
| sort of comparison Of their bids with
| the estimate submitted by this office.
| Without such detail information in
their bids, cannot say to what extent
| the work they contemplate doing COW
ers or agrees with what was proposed
to be done under our estimate
Unless this work In the annexed ter
| ritoryiis undertaken jointly by city
force and the parties bidding to do the
! work, I do not see how, they could
] avoid going over the work twice. To
make lump sum expenditure OF
1 $4,000, and then to so over it to de-
termine whether the work Is accurate
work twice, and this could only be
avoided by having the parties doing
the work to work jointly together"
When this letter had been read ane
/ tabled, the Board adjourned to meet
! in special session or August 27th.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-08-14
GOVERNOR SENT
TROOPS PROMPT THY.
Adjutant-General Anderson Re
manned in Norfolk i'll Close
Touch.
ALL QUIET AT ONANC0CK NOW
Military Men Selected to Com
pete for Membership Oh State
Team Tor Rifle Practice


Adjutant-Genoral Charles J. Anderson
returned yesterday from Norfolk, wher,
he went to assist Governor Swanson
In handling the Onancock situation.
General Anderson did not go to the
scene of the riots, but stopped over il
the seaside city and handled the mill
1ary end from that point. He knew
nothing Of his own personal knowledge
concerning what actually went on II
the town, but was in close touch viii
the troops and Responded promptly
when the Governor called upon him
His I1xcellency's telegram to the Adj
1utant-General calling for militia to b,
sent to Onancock was as follows
"Onnncock. August -.
General Charles j. Anderson, Mon
y ticcllO Hotel, Norfolk, Va:
''Scnd about so soldiers here un-
f der control Of good officers. Leave
on o'clock bont. Get off Mt InsIcy
4 Station. No riot. but thought adj
i Nisnblc to have them here for sew
= erul (uyk,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-08-14

SO far az could be learned at the
ottlcHs Of the Governor and adjutant-
Lieneral Yesterday there had been no
further outbreak, and none was ex
lected.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-08-14
"Onancock. August ~.
"CLAuDE A. SWANSON.

General Anderson hastily summoned
Colonel Nottingham and Major Wright,
Of Norfolk the adjutant OF the Seventy
first Regiment. and had the necessary
troops ready TO depart on the next boa I
Via Cane Charles and III" \. i. p and
~ r 4. 10 0nancock. Here is a copy
Of rhe Adtutaut-Genera reply to the
Governors
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-08-14
"NorfOIk, Va. August n.

~ Or1OIk, "a. AngliNt t..
Gor-rnor Claude a. Swanson, Tns-
ley, Va:
Nottingham and nifty officers und
men on Maryland Twenty more
men o-morrow morning uu'"s. you
cn6nfermanh To Major Wright
leave for Richmond Tonight
.t(HARlLEs Il ANnERSnN
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-08-14
Mrs. Rockwell Dead

Mrs. Martha c. Brockwell died yes
terday afternoon at 2 O'Clock at the
residence of her daughter. Mrs. James
Marshall. No. 10 East Third Street.
She was sixty-one years Of age. and
Is survived by one brother, Mr.. Bishop.
Of this city. and several children. She
was one of twenty children.
The funeral will take place this af-
ternoon at 3 o'clock from the home.
and the remains will be carried in a
special car to Petersburg. where the
interment will be made in Blandford
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-08-14

+,o,a5 ,na ,l,at ha1once he Il ted
~. ~ rasnactiva denartn,ents ~
t6e b ,e, e,n ruspee Of each fiscal year Of
statemsnt may be made rasn Of the
SUI. optalheu II We 49,
thni ,ee silaai $50 ,,i9 Ne
danrecia tnn f,,nd necess n for me
- :; 80 . ~. 80, d,,o rtn,,+s
MISUNDERSTANDING tAesu aeiai ha i,
ainaa, -, ~ onnu.I % q ten,ont ~
derad ,osthe C.o,Inci, of the city of f
IIrtu ~ ,'ie oou'e'i u '"e wy y
M. NTa,,nr, 80 ~ e. 1ah,,..
c,h,,rch ordinanca alreadv printed vas
Gciant , ~, ~ n.ss - ,,nnr 4,
'>2-S21' :, t> - " =" 49,, 49, 80
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-08-14

AT the meeting of the Board of Al
dermen, held last night. by a vote of
three to two, Messrs. Gill Brothers
We're granted the permit to place a
spur track across Ninth and Sen7mes
Streets to their woodward a. Ninth and
McDonough Streets. Those who voted
for the measure were Messrs Patram.
Robinson and Tillery. Messrs Hooker
and Abbott opposed it.
The chair appointed a committee to
serve as conference committee as TO
the granting of the building permit
for Gill Brothers. Those appointed
upon the committee We're Messrs a.
r. Hooker. Captain Tillery and B. NJ
Robinson.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Ely, Nev.) 1906-1910, 1907-03-12
THE YOUNG MAN IN MINING.

In the present day of rapidly in
creasing population, congested cities,
combinations of capital and intense
competition in practically all lines of
industry, the wall often goes up that
many>ef the professions open to the
youngsmep are already oyercrowded,
and that advancement or well mer-
tied promotion is slow and by no
means sure excepting to the young
mans. with pull, or with plenty of
capital TO begin with, says the Min
ing .feview
There is plenty of truth in this as
sertiof, but We believe that back of
it all there lies sociological reason.
With respect to employment Amer
lean .workingmen may be divided in
two, great classes, direct and indi-
reet producers; the former being en-
gagged in the Two great creative in
ddstries agriculture and mining, and
the latter following the various indi-