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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-03-26
GETTING ACQUAINTED.


An interesting "get acquainted meet
ing was held last night In the Chamber
Of Commence building, under the auspl Is
" the Merchants and Menufacturt rs as
ISOLATION. There were present In the
Friendly conference { ( mere hanis men who
buy and sell goods IN many Utah town .
and cities and some of them npbur en- Il
themselves OF rnnny IDEAS for the letter.
ment or trading conditions
Punch, apples, candy, cigars ana music
were sandwlched IN betw cen tho speeeheh
il a manner to help out with the ENJOY
insnt, and the evening WAS one 10 sug-
gest the future policy % co.OpeE1 IN
IA building UP the state. through com.
mon pispose 9 , sli . those +o snglse9d
M ], Alexander Was chairman OF The
meeting, NfphI l. MOTHS made the adj
The FPssef. T aso '9s I hy w+ssG 9 &
SsgS e 6Dr se7dy ,,t MIS" Of s ss4 f k Of
~ /. g. Mnriger OF Salt lake, and
ioreHto Jensen state organizer OF the
Hs'ss. MTrssl lend ssl 81 M speeches was
,,-.a5ds the securing Of beIter Industrial
geGsditions' III. Roylanee spoke % ihe
need fof more orchards ~ u'ah Mayor
5 flcdnriss ana o. Inc need that EXISTS ii
III Mayor Jensen Of sandy boosted for
40 eStenslon ot inc Mui iar cav we :, I,
s sr hSed II BIS oplHlon, jas, 20. WI
ron smoke Tor Cache county, tht JOY
INIT NJ there eel ovar the possibility az
,ciSInIns ne Agricultural college ON itf
pg,rrhhssa,s w s'S about sN people present at
,s,s meeting, aud other similar aessioAs
Viii be held during the ecialns sprlns'
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-03-26
GOOD NATURED AGAIN


"For many years ! WAS a constant
sufferer from Indigestion, and nervous
ness amounting almost 10 prostraSion,
writes a Montana man.
MY blood was impoverished, the
vision waa blurred and weak witt,
moving spots before my eyes This
was a steady daily condition. ] grew
ill tempered, and eventually got so
nervous ! could not keep my books
posted, nor handle accounts satlsfac-
torIly. I can't describe my sutferlngs
Nothing I ate agreed with me, tIll
one dag. I happened 10 notice Grape
Nuts In q grocery store and bought a
package, ou1 NJ curiosity 10 KNOW what
II was,
eating II with cream, and now i buy ID
by the case and use II daily | soon
plying brain and nerve force as moth
ing In the drug line had done or could
do.
III wasn't long before ] was restored
10 health comfort and Happiness
Through the use Of Grape-Nuts food
my digestion has been restored, my
nerves are steady once tnore, my eye
SILENT Is good again. MY mental fa0uI-
lies are clear and acute, and l have be-
Come 90 good nauured that my friends
ara truly dstonlshed at the change. L
feel Younger and better than 4 have
for 20 yeats. No Amount OF nlonay
would induce me 20 surrender what /
have gained through The Use OF Grapes
MUS food Name given by Postum
CO. Rattle Greek Mich. -grhere'e a
leason.t Read lha little book THE
Road TO WellSlile" IN p'sgs.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-03-26
JUVENILE TRAGEDY,
Story of Fig Policeman Who Shot the
Cllfldren's Playmate.

The following heart interest story has
been submitted by a subscriber with q
request for publication.
s'ISob was only a dog Yet he was the
playmate OF two sweet little girls and a
boys they had raised him from bis puppy
hood Through their love for Bob they
had spoiled HIM The Little ones would
return from school in the evening and the
frst thing thought OF was their playmate.
an hour S frolic each evening was the or
der OF the day. Through Bob's playful
ness he would brighten a few passersby.
would bark at them as the children had
thoughtlessly taught him TO do. and had
by so doing caused a complaint to be
lodged against him by a meek-hesrted
neiehbor. The officers OF the law were
ordered 10 get rid OF HIM and as Il result
one of the clty's finest was detailed for
Last Friday. when the children re-
turned TO their homes from school. as
nsual, the question was Where is Bob z
TeeTs were In the lno Tiers eyes. for she
well knew that al that very moment a
stalwaEt preseIver Of the peace was In
the shed in the rear OF the lot for the
purpose Of ending poor Bob's earthly ca
and pleaded with him as a mother would
plead with her SON. TO take the animal
quietly away and dispose OF him some
other way way The li;tle boz, thinking some
ing through an opening There stood a
policeman, with leveed Are arms pointed
at his best fTiend-Bobl He saw his moth
er hHsteIieaily Pleading With The otneer
manhood that is born In every Utah boy
he rushed In and al first demanded the Of
ficer out OF his playhouse--fOr the chill
had his orders and must obey
'TNhen the little fellow Of seven saw
that his peadlngs were 10 vain he threw
his tiny arms around the neck OF his pet
and kissed the dog tenderly Poor Bob
licked the boys face with choking voice
the little fellow spoke, Goodbye my dear
old fellow: they are going 10 shoot you.
Then he turned to the large man in the
brass buttons. sIf you must Kill him. do
it quick The boy turned hiss head and
prayed that his dos would not feel the
Ia Ia shot.
sThe officer pulled the trigger a sharp
Ienert rang out and Bob was dead
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-03-26
SKATING RINK NOTES.

IN the voting contest for the mos
popular lady patron of the Auditorium
skating rink, the eighth ballot resul1e'
as follows
Della scddon 1859, Edna Ryan. g47
Tsnuch org lS2t TITLE S-inehucs 1876
1.illian Faten 772- Row Cau0rsil 81
Elsie GALLAGHER. ESQ Leorn Pratt s.
Edna Petty, n Ruth Re'so 30, Fdna
pnhn, m Kate Cnath, ~ Ahlev Dun-
comb az Elsie Mae ANGEL, % Iona
Passrft 9ai II Rnhinfnn. 2o, Al, WsB
ncr. 20' Rosie Foster. ~. Grace MILLER
10 Nellie Williams 81 Jane su'lIrnn 81
Vera Jensou 81 H. Peterson, $; W. Pc
terson ~ Ivy Young, 7 Ruby Cotton
II. Christine SnrtnsOn. T. Nnude
Thomrsnn. =: GeNreie Brn ke. b. lcllts-
boih ZONES Julia Morgan, &; HeatrioC
Knlul q Nello Morgan r. OFT g; j.
u. CLARK a. Mrs G l.. HollIscr, 4;
Georgle HARMON. a. Mrs Moore O.
Enma Pierce ~ Agnes Harrison B.
Tnln Larson a Edna Petty = Isittle
Harrison q Elsle Martin II Nellie Saw
age, Il Florence Jennlng- l. Mrs Bru-
baker d. RoIle Young Edna Yak
man /; Edna Fitch. I Mrs Veier, Il;
ManGe slack p ffelon Summers Il;
IONA Duncombe, Eva GRAY HeleH
Vopel. 4. Nellie GcEsie, e. Elsie SHOW
2, nurdotto Clawson, 1 Pearl Bosch, Il
fjenrgEe williams, & Helen Meade Il
winnie Richards Margaret Whiting,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-03-26
FEDERAL COURT
GRAND JURORS
Drawing for Those Who Are to
Serve Took Place Yester-
day Afternoon.
FOR ENSUING APRIL TERM.
uorh Grand and Petit Talesmen Are
Cullcd From Divers Points All
over tlIc state.

In the federal court a drawing %
grand and petit Jurors took place yes
terday. for the April term, the following
names being drawn
Grand Juey--JaIuas P, Hanson. city:
Walter Lawrence. Logan; n. w, wiz
lIams, city Sam Camrbell, Bingham;
y. a. Swan, city Thomas West. Mt
pleasant; r e. Harper, city; William
Waltords Ogden; james A. Taylor,
Plain City; |. D. Wood, Farmingt0n,
NephI Y. SChoneld, city. James AIttli-
gan, Srnithheld; John VI, Chamber
lain. city Frank b. yelling. Garland.
John CLARK, city Alma harrington. I.o-
gam David J.. Davis, Cigyi John lver-
son Oasis james Black, Nephii John
Conllsk, Ogden John f.. BOtt, Provo,
c. A. Nelson, Springfield; d a. Rob
erts. Provo.
Petit Jurv-H. I, Bail. city; a. N
Wengor, Ogden; Jacob Blgler, Collins
ten John Bench Logan Frank Jpdso2g,
Paysony George MNilet, city J.
Stohl, Brigham City; George W, Hilton
cttys b, T. Reynolds. Sprtngvilloi An
drew Mccormick, Kumas; C. r. Dorlus
Ephrain, George r. Barker. willard;
George Passey, Provo; George Stevens
Oakley, Abraham FawsOn, GranJsYlllc,
Charles X. Mcbride. Tocle Henry
Cohu. city; Arthur Ellis, Layton Lee
Mark, city, b, II. Barrows. Ogden:
NJ Thomas Plain City, Andrew
Thompson. Ephraims T. A. Robinson
Richmond; r. r. Ellerbeck, city. j. b.
Richmond. Provo NJ, 4, Miner, Spring
ville Ii c, Crouch. city. w. II. Nigis
city, II. Garrett. Eouutiful Heber i
Lverson, city L, G, Neghbor, Ogden
W. ~ Cox, West Jordan. G. l. Halnes
city; James Clawson, Sprng City
w. Quinn, Park City; j. Fl. Bigger city.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-03-26
VERY STRONG" CASE.
Deceased Fowl Exhibited In Court at
Murray Creates Discomfort,

"A Plymouth Rock chicken which had
been dead for 10 days was introduced
In evidence In Justice Durand's court at
Murray yesterday afternoon during the
tral Of the case Of Murray City sgains.
James Marky, a young Italian who was
charged with stealing tho bird. Dur
ms the time the hem was displayed the
atmosphere In the court room waS
any hing but pleasant TO breathe and
a sprinkllng of formaldehyde would
have greatly benefited those prese MT.
A barber by the name OF N. K. Sher.
inan WAS the complainant and he testi.
fed that Marky stole the chicken from
him on March 16, His wife was also a
witness, but could talk very LITTLE Eng =
lfsh and had 10 be coached in her testi-
mony very frequently by her husband.
Neither the man nor his wife complete e.
lS identified the chicken which was N.
evidence, 50 AT the conclusion OF tn
prosecutions testimony Atty. II, S.
Harper Of the defense, moved that the
case be dismissed and the motion wa
granted by the court. city Atty. D. w.
Monat Of Murray conducted the prose-
CutlGn-
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-03-26
SOCIAL AND
PERSONAL

Mrs. Priscilla Jennings entertained at
a pleasant afternoon AFFAIR yesterday In
honor OF her birthday, the rooms being
bright With spring flowers, and mum
Der OF her family and intimate Frieuds
being present.
Miss Dora Wright who has been Wis
ittng Mr.. and Mrs. j. d. Spencer Cor the
past week. has returned 20 her home In
Logan
Mr., and Mrs, Sydney Clawsop cele-
b1ated their twenty fifth marriage an
niYersary In two delightful social af-
fairs the first Oh Saturday night and
the second last night at their home
on Canyon road. Flowers were all
about the rooms and the time spent
with music and other social pasttnes.
Assisting In serving We're a beVy OF
young girls, including Misses Irma ana
Surdette Clawson, Rehan Spen Ger, Jult-
ct KnoNlton. Margaret ClAwsOn, Hell
ena Mead, Margaret Whitney and
Blanch SquiTes,
Today at Long Beach, Cal. the mar
riage of Miss Ella Mautor and r. w
GordAn OF this city Will be solernnizef
al the home OF the BRIDES parents, who
are spending a wlnter there. MIR. and
Mrs Gordon Will be at home In this
city after June l.,
MrS, w. J. Browning entertains the
twentieth Century club today at her
hCme.
Miss Leila Sttngley entertained in
formally this afternoon In honor Of
Mrs Leslie Savage.
Tonight Mr. Alfred Farrell's musical
recital VIII take place at the Congre.
gational church, the program to Include.
besides Mr. Farrell, the following popu
lar artists Mrs r. W. sloan. Miss
Phyllis Thatcher. Mrs Alfred IrarrelI
and Mr. Fred &. Graham From rv@s-
emit indications a crowded house will
greet the. participants.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-03-26
Piles Cured
Quickly at Home
without Pain, Cutting or Surgery. In
slant RELIEF.
We Prove 1t. sample Package Free.

We Prove Tt, Sample Package Free,
Seven people out OF ten are said to
have Piles. Not one man In nlillinn
mead have them and we are proving II
every day al our own expense. We send
q sample package OF the wonderful
PYRAMID Pile Cure to any person abso-
lutsly free
We dOn't do This az a matter of
amusement or philanthropy, but be-
cause IL is to our interest Ia do So
We KNOW that the sufferer from piles.
tormented and driven almost crazy by
-bis FETCHED trouble. will find such Inn
mediate relief that he Will 90 at once to
hls DRUGGIST and buy a box and get
well.
We know that we have got the great
est remedy IN the world for piles, and
we are ready and willing 10 stand or
fall by tht verdict OF those who make
the trial. We have been dolng this for
some years now and we newer yot have
had occasion to regret II.
And the remedy at the drug store In
exactly the Same as the sample we
send out AS, for Instance, hore IL a
man who got such immediate relief
from the sample that he al once bought
p box. Was 1t just the samof un-
dOubtedly. since It cured him after ell
sorts and kinds OF things HAD failed.
Here is a sample OF the lana OF let
tiers we get every day and VIC don't
have To ask for them
sRacelved your sampr OF Pile cure
and have given 1t fair trial and Il
has proven the best I ever tried and
effected a complete cure. I can recom-
mend YOU highly in this vicinity. Have
used your sample and one hOX ana 1t
has been q complete cure, ] has been
worth stOo TO me,
Thanking you for The sample and the
cure 1 WIN recommend you 10 every
body. Yours respectfully, lulius May.
el, dealer In feathers, ginseng and
Hides. Bedford, md"
Pyramid Pile Cure Is for sale al every
drureiets AZ 80 cents box or, II YOU
woud Ike 10 try a sample First, YOU
will receive one by retiirn mall by Felld
Sng Your ma me and address 10 The
Pyramid Druy Company 80 Pyramid
Building, Marshall. Mich,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-03-26
DURAND ONCE MORE.
Another Petition for Writ oi I'rolbi-
bltipn Against Murray Justice.

A petition for a writ OF prohibition
against Justice OF the Peace Charles f.
DGruAd OF Murray has been fled In the
district court by Mrs. b. b. Neir whc
asks thai the Justice be prohibited from.
taking any further action in a case filed
against her IN his court by J, ChrisIer-
sen. 1t is claimed that the Justice had
no jurisdiction over the subject matte
Of the action or of The parties for the
reason that the contract upon which
all at Sandy, and the parties 10 the ac-
ton reside In Sandy, where there Is
u duty qualified and acting justice OF
the peace, IL is also alleged By Mrs.
Neff that she was never sery ed with a
summons Ia the case and she therefore
asks that the Judgment against her b
set aside and THAI purand be prohibited
from taking amy further action In the
matter \ temporary restraining order
was Issued In the case by Judge Lewis
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-03-26
CLAIMS INERtNGEM ENT.

Claiming that the Lambert Paper
company OF this city has tnfringed
upon Il patent for laying and absorb
ing dust. BerthoId Singer OF Chicago
has filed a suit In equity in the United
ami sets forth chat the CONTINUANCE WAS
Of his own invention, and that Ii WAS
patented three years ago He
charges defendants with making use
of a similar composition. except that
II lis inferior To his own, and he there,
fore asks that they he enjoIned from
further uufacturing or using the
same. and ne prays alsO for damages
for heterogeneous
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-03-26

done along III III ana Tenth South
street canals ng the recent flood.
An appropriation Of $500 was also
made 10 the land and water commas
slonsr department FOR the purpose of
covering the expense OF repairs 10
fumes and bridges along the Jordan
and Salt Lake canal.
Street Supervisor Raleigh called the
councils attention to the fact that J, H.
Mays was using waiter from n spring
claimed by the city in Arlington
Heights, The council recently granted
Mays the privilege OF laying NJ private
Waterman, but now that II has been
found that he Is going TO use the citys
water from the spring the matter has
been held up pending a decision from
the city attorney as to Mays rights to
the spring. The man has tllea an APP
pllcatiop with the STATE engineer TO APP
proprate the waters OF the spring and
the ma tier is thus somewhat COM
plicated,
$500 for personal injuries was submitted
by Betty johnson who alleges that she
fell into an eHcava ton IN the sidewalk
on Franklin avenue on Feb. 6, 1901 This
matter was referred 10 the claims conn
mttee.
The report OF the vaterworks conf
mittee recommending the purchase OF
1900 feet of FIRE hose from the Stude
baker Bros. company at 80 ccnts per
foot and also the purchase OF 200 feet
from the Salt Lake Hardware company
at not TO exceed 81 per foot, WAS adopt
ed by the council. The 200 feet OF hose
Is TO be used as an experiment by the
department.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-03-26
FOUND AT LAST.

J. A. Harmon Of LIsemorc, West va.
says AT last have found the per.
feet PIN that nevs. dlsappoInts me and
for the benefit of others AFFLICTED wish
torpid liver and chronic constipation,
viii say take nr. Kings New Life
Pnls." Guaranteed ga satisfactory. CSC at
Z, c. M I Drug Store.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-03-26
NOTICE TO LADIES

Wanting Easter Millinery, Spring or
summer Dress or Street Hats when
ready 10 select give nle call. You
Will find the styles right, the work
neat, and prices most reasonable.
MRS, Z. WARREN.
80 l.. LIST South ST.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-03-26

rhere are MANY tonlcs In the land
AZ by tho papers YOU can soc Bur
Mons Of thtm can equal HOLSTERS
Tsngey Monintnin Tea. az centHY. C.
N. /. Drug Dept. lls-lia SO. Main ST.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-03-26

The relish without rival is
MOUNTS Chow Chow, "a high-class
product at price consistent with the
quality.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-03-26

We can fill orders promptly.
MARTIN COAL CO.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-03-26

When Won Buy Vogeier's
Seeds you buy the very best but be
sure they are Vogeler's~
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-03-26

We can fiji orders promptly.
MARTIN COAL CO.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-03-26

We can MI orders promptly.
MARTIN COAL co
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-03-26

TO CURE A COLD IN ONE DAY.
Take LAXATIVE BROMO Quiulne Tab
let's Druggists refund money IL 1t fails
to cure T. w GROVES signature il on
each box. Csc,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-03-26

For Sunday dinners or every day
lnncheons MOUNTS Pork and Beans
fill the bill.
Morgan County republican. (Versailles, Mo.) 1906-1914, 1907-02-07
Hitting The Governor.

1t is understood That the maximum
rright-rate bill was defeated ON ac-
,ount Of the hostility Of Democratic
Members Of the Legislature to Gov.
ok and A,torney-Gencral Hadlcy.
tAS- g0nicnplates with amazcmcnt
the wonGtpf ul wisdom Of men who
->prcss their hos,aAy to the Governor
AID the Acknowledgement and expect
IT, injure them by ceiea,irg good
lrgisla,ion. demanded by the interests
u. ue Eeoplc. One imaginqS how
,tc. people. will be induced t.. rage
a,.aiEs, the Governor and tho .A,.or-
W:,LGene,I, when they learn that the
~yemoCraiic majority m the L.egisla-
,tre has desealcG excellent measu;es,
b.Cause the neu.bers, OF that majority
d. NOT like, the rciuEm work which
has, kfan apne bv these publir
otfs,ess.,
Now l., the DbLy lal the oil
Guard Of Democratic rlngstcrs can
PERSUADE the DempGrats in the iegis-
l.lure to drtca, the two-CcM passnng-
er rate, amendments providing
yrinishment Tor trusts. il ihey can
}..rsGade the Legislators To. defeat OF
'uSglr. with, the. primary slegticn BID
and 40, shape it. that ar. ui
INDICATE, can, te ipisteI OF, tn,
people :; il they car. persuade them tc
r'.rain from !eg,s,assng. on the subirC
ii public service. corporations in u,
interests, OF, the people. and to Getea
aoy good meao,rc GeGt:f.ed witk tn,
',overnpr or the Acknowledgement!
,i,ey will ip % strengthen TIT
Governor and A..to.rerI;eperal IN,
l., uuerfT dsieat and wreCk ii,
D"mpcrsir' pa!ty,. than could PpS'
np.yte' l,n. ny It's. wO,,, erem,c..
GcI. Eek ard. .A,torney LtEera
nad!sN can wtl! afford, Hnr, #;
Uahns.:i siaadtoJi.. To hc&-s goo
u. A,lMive bills driea,eG, hr sac ole
',G- pslirH .aIs. on account ot hos,i!,t,
- 'a.nn.. II will give lnem invinGibl,
fsn'Aaasay with the peuplc.~-fos
y: s.a.a..
Morgan County republican. (Versailles, Mo.) 1906-1914, 1907-02-07

THE 2-cent fare bill passed the
ifouse Monday by a vote OF 80 to /.
It is thought it will pass in the Senate,
and Gov. Folk will sign 1t all right.
With this law in force railroad fare
will he cut one-.hird. which will be
quite a saving to those who travel,
nd doing away with passes, Gu rates
etc. will leave the railroads. as much
cash as they formerly got out OF
the .5-Cent rate.
Morgan County republican. (Versailles, Mo.) 1906-1914, 1907-02-07
Our Awful Condition.

The editor of an Elliot, Ia, paper,
hard pressed for items, has sent forth
the following Lacedamonian cry for
aid:
my friend. help the editor in his
wild-eyed search for news. When
your friends come to see you, If you
are not ashamed of it, tell him when
your wife gives a tea party. if you
have recovered from the effects Of
good things to eat drop in with the
news; when a baby arrives fill your
pockets with cigars and call il you
go to a party steal some Of the good
things and leave 'em with the item In
our sanc,um. If your wife ticks you
come in and let u see your scars and
tender sympathy through it; give in
all the commonplace news. In short
whatever makes you feel proud, sad.
lonesome or glad. submit to our "a
karat wisdom and see our matted
locks part and stand on end with
gratitude, which will pour from every
pore like moisture from the dew
besprinkled earth"
Morgan County republican. (Versailles, Mo.) 1906-1914, 1907-02-07
Of the Southern Educational Association

Of the Southern Educational Association
In Memphis. Tennessee. Not supposi.
tons, but actual facts, are given. These
facts are from official records and from
semi.oficiai publications and are adduc.
ed as proofs of the value Of college
training. Among other interesting con.
illusions It IL shown that a college educa-
ton increases a mans chances Of getting
into Congress thirty.six times, that when
he has won this honor it aids him still
further by nearly doubling his chances
Of becoming an Influential member, and
that 1t increases his chances for q guber-
natoral position nearly sixty.seven times.
Statistics show" says DR.. Jones, else
where in the same bulletin. ''that only
n physician in twenty is a college
graduate, just five per cent But this
five per cent, furnishes fifty per cent, Of
the successful physicians. while 95 per
cent, Of the non graduate physicians,
furnishes the other fifty per cent. The
same Is true Of Law, the Ministry and of
all professions. Even in the business
world nearly 30 per cent of the most sue
cessful men have had the advantages OF
college education and discipline, and
that when on the average only a single
man out Of every HUNDRED graduates
from any college. "The question before
the young mel Of America to-day is not
whether they can afford a college
education, but whether they can afford
not to have it. Every clear sighted
young man must see how much greater
his opportunities will be il lie will only
take the time and trouble TO become
master Of himself before lie tries t.
become master of others"
Morgan County republican. (Versailles, Mo.) 1906-1914, 1907-02-07

TIFF United States Senate has pass
ed a bill raising the pay Of the clerks
and carriers of the postofice depart
lnent, which will give Missouri an adj
ditional S55O,0W per annum. The
postofice clerks will receive an in
crease of 500 per year, and the X.
+. ID. boys S12O per year. This adj
d!tion to their meager salaries will be
welcome, and every penny OF it hon
estly earned.