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The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-08-10
STANDARD GETS
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In Big Fine Case at Chi
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JUDGE CROSSCUP ALLOWS
Review Of Judge Lands Sentence for
$40 100000 for Relating Trust
Stock Drops Lowest for
Years,

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Chicago, Aug. l0.--Iudge Grosscup
ii the United states circuit court yes
terday granted the STANDARD Oil COM
pany in Indiana d writ Of error in the
rebate case in which the company was
lined $29;24O0oo.
Federal attorneys frustrated the coup
planned by the STANDARD Oil company
yesterday to obtain similar action when
the state was not ready. While Dist.
Atty. Sims and Special Asst. Dist. Atty.
James f. Wickerson, who had charge
of the big rebate case we're absent from
the city, the attorneys for the. oil trust
went before Judge Gfosscnp and at
tempted to secure q hearing upon a
motion for d writ Of error and snper'
sedeas, but Acting District Attorney
Robert M. Cililds and several assistants
hurried and secured postponenent OF
the hearing until today.
Judge tsrosscup, after hearing argu-
ments yesterday on the application Of
the Standard OH for Wit Of sdper-
sedeas in the Lands case, will deter
mine the amount of bonds tho court
viii accept.
1t was claimed By the government
that the bond should be fixed at 500
100000 Lands, ID order to secure the
government pending stay Of execution
on the Judgment. The assignment of
error contained ZIG citations.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-08-10
NICK NOT TAKEN LITERALLY.
Long Is Not Held as Spokesman for the
President.

Washington, d. G., Aug, 1o.--If he
were not the presidents son-in-iaw, this
city would pay little attention 10 the
words Of Representative Nicholas Long
worth, eabled today from Honolulu, As
matters stand however, there is wonder.
ment as to Just what be meant IN a
speech at the Commercial clubs lun-
chenn yesterday, when, rs reported, he
said he hoped that the Philippines would
not long be with us"
President Roosevelt has not been In
the habit Of making his son-in law his
spokesman iii official affairs, although
."Nick" enjoys the confidence of the man
ii the White House. III the president
has any intention Of advocating Filipino
independence, he has not heretofore sig
nihed it. That ii Bryans doctrine, and
one Of the few Bryan doctrines with
which the president has dissented.
The opinion here il that "Nick's"
words should not be taken too literally.
Those Honolulu luncheon affairs are very
jolly, and probably the Cincinnati con
gresham was voicing his own personal
sentiments rather than administration
policies.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-08-10
Poor Fido.

when impounding dogs are turned
ovef to the University Of Chicago for
laboratory work.
what is poor Fido yelpin' forp said
Bruno on parade
Z" Is turn as come. is turn as come
the bult-pups sadly said.
'What makes you look 50 sad, so sad?'
said Bruno on Parade.
I'm dfeadin' what I've got to watch"
the buif.pnp sadly said:
For they're yiTiseetin' Fido-my, but
they're feelin' gay
They'll give i'm not bit o. dope; e
wouldn't kick they say,
They've taken of is ind legs, and they
cut is ears away.
An they're re vivisectin' Fido
in the mornin'"
''Nhat makes that spaniel breathe SO
ardt said Bruno on Parade.
IT'S bitter cold, it's bitter cold" the
bull-pnp sadly said.
VIVA makes that coach-dog tremble
soG' said Bruno on Parade
"a touch o sun, q touch O sun the
bull-pup sadly said
"They are yiyisectin' Eido, 'e's been
taken from the pound;
They've strapped i'm TO table an it
amt table round.
See, that kind and noble doctor has lust
opened up wound.
D they're siyisectin' Fido In
the mornin'"
lis kennel door was next to mine
said Bruno on Parade.
"E'll never use that kennel more,p the
bullpup sadly said
Tive ct Is bone q score o times,N said
Bruno on Parade.
"E'll nary eat another bone" the bull
pup sadly said.
They are viyisectin' Fido; see i'm
strapped down TO is place;
See the gentle, kind expression on that
doctors face
They've taken Off is front legs; now
is tongue is ont Of place,
For they're viyisectin' Fido in
the monrin'p
what Is the cause Of all the nosefr
said Bruno on Parade.
Its Fido fighting ard for life" the
bullpup sadly said.
whats that that's on the table now ~
said Bruno on Parade.
ITS over. Yep, It's Fido's tail,r the
bull-pup sadly saidj
For they've done with poor old Fido,
/ Just heard student say;
The doctors went TO dinner and they're
feelin mighty gay.
Hol that Young daehshund is shakin'
an ell want s bone to-day
After yivisectin' Fido In the
mornni.'
". v. in Journal of Zoophily.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-08-10
FRYE SUMMONED.
Must Appear in Court in the Eddy Case
Today.


Concord, N. H., Aug. 10.--An impor.
tant move in the Eddy case occurred yes
terday Afternoon when High Sheriff A.
S. Kimbali went to Pleasant View and
there served upon Calvin a. Frye a
summons calling upon him to appear be-
fore Magistrate Edmund s. Cook this
morning at . o'clock.
At that. time the attorneys for the
next friends" Ia the Original Eddy case
win seek to compel Frye to answer queS
lions about Mrs. Eddy's physical and
mental condition.
At the same time H. Cornell Wilson,
who refused to answer questions touch.
ing this matter when he was present
before the same magistrate some days
ago, will also be required to answer the
same questions,
La event Of Frye's or Wilson's refusal
to answer the questions today, it is very
likely that the attorneys for the next
friends viii ask that they be committed
to jail for contempt of court.
Az soon as Calvin a. Frye was served
with the summons yesterday afternoon
Attorney. General Eastman and Allen
Hollis, Of counsel for Mrs. Eddy and thu
defendants in the Eddy case, were called
to Pleasant View where consultation
at which Mrs. Eddy was present, took
place.
BY both sides it is now conceded that
the deposition proceedings before Magis
trate Cook today will be Of a crucia
nature.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-08-10
TAFT BOOMERS ELECTED.
TAFT Boom Wins For Tariff Re-
vision.

Washington, D. c., Aug. 1o-The
Taft boomers are eiated from the re-
turns throughout the country in APP
prevail OF the Ohio state committees
Endorsement, II has been taken up
very generally by the men and by The
newspapers fayoring tariff revision and
interpreted as an initial victory for that
cause.
As Senator Foraker has been fight
ing Secretary Taft on account of his
revision views the seaetary's boom
seems to have been further strengthen
Ell In lower tariff circles. The seere-
tary's lieutenanes are citing tariff
speech Of the senator made At Sandusky,
TO-, the other day which the Erie county
farmers received il silence
Special evidences OF enthusiasm for
the Taft boom have been shown re-
Gently in Philadelphia, New York, Chi
cago, Buffalo, Pittsburg and st. Louis.
Il IS claimed that Senator Knox's boom
in Pennsylvania is not taking deep root,
and that the senator's intimate friends
Henry G. Prick and President MeCfae
Of the Pennsylvania railroad--fefuse to
take his endorsement by the state con.
yention seriously.
The vote Of the Ohio state committee
Is generally accepted as pledging the
vote Of the Buckeye delegation to Taft
in the convention and also ~ making
him the leader Of the Republican party
in Ohio.
The secretary Of agriculture, "Tama
jim Wilson, who Is touring the West
aud looking at the national forests, has
been saying out in Washington state
that "there is well defined sentiment
all over the West in favor Of Mr..
Roosevelts election for a third term,
Further than that the secretary declined
to say anything.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-08-10
1000 RAILROAD
MEN ASK MORE PAY.
Massachusetts Roads Employees in Con-
ference in Pennsylvania.


ference in Pennsylvania.
New York, Aug. 1o.-The represen.
tatiyes Of 1900 organized railroad
workers employed on the great rail-
roads Of the eastern half Of the country
have been in secret session for 40 days
or more at Cambridge Springs, Pal, dis
cussing various plans for obtaining i re-
adjustment Of the wage schedules under
which they have been working Those
represented at the meetings at various
times have been the conductors, firemen,
brakemen, yardinen, switchmen and
telegraphers. The Brotherhood Of Lo-
connective Engineers was not repre-
sented.
The roads involved in tie present agi-
tation are the Pennsylvania the New
York Central and allied lines, the New
York, New Haven a Hartford, the Cen
trail railroad Of New Jersey the Lake
Erie 4 Western, the Delaware a Hud
son, the Baltimore q Ohio, the Boston s.
Albany and the Chesapeake & Ohio.
Many Of the grievances are local and
1t il believed are capable Of easy adjust
ment. Strike talk on radical measures
sof any sort have been farthest from
the thoughts Of the trainmen and in all
the organizations represented
Great surprise was expressed by rail
road officials In this city when they
learned that another demand was TO be
presented to them for more wages.
Several officers said that coming 50
soon after the settlement Of last winter,
when wages OF 10000 men or SO rail
roads were increased nearly S60,o00,-
900, it was unlikely public opinion would
support this latter demand.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-08-10
JAMESTOWN FAIR COMPLETE.
The Exposition Asks the Support of the
People.

Norfolk, Va, Aug. f0.-The james
town exposition Is declared to be prae,
tieally complete in a statement issued
by Director General James H. Barr, who
also asks for the project the support Of
the country at large MIR Barr sayss
THE jamestown tercentennial expo
sition, barring minor details which will
be finished within ten days, is completed.
II fittingly commentaries the great his,
torieal event which is was designed to
celebrate, and il reflects credit on the
state Of Virginia, the south and the ma
ton. In the character Of its buildings
the excellent of its exhibits and the
beauty Of location on historical Hump.
ton Roads. il compares favorably with
any exposition held in this country, and
it fully iustifes IT. management in ask.
ing the united support Of the people Of
the country"
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-08-10
HIS LODGE SAVED HIM.
II Refuse to Rob an Eagle; I'm One
Myself"

Omaha, Neb., Aug l0.-When a bur.
glar entered the house of G. b. 1'russol
and discovered the emblem Of the Beney-
client Order Of Eagles on Trussell's coat
he declined to steal between 500 and
5000, which he found in a purse in the
pocket,
He wrote and pinned thereon q note
and quietly effected his escape from Che
house. The note read: II refuse to
rob an Eagle I'm one myself"
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-08-10
PRESIDENTIAL BEES
CLASH IN THE CABINET.
Friends Of Taft Are Angered By The
Attitude Of cortelyou,

Washington, Aug 10.-Pcrsistent re.
ports are in circulation here Of friction
in the cabinet arising from clashng
presidential ambitions, The reports
concern Secretarys Taft and Cortelyou.
They come from high sources, and are
TO the effect that the Taft forces are
dispeased at the Cortelyou movement.
particularly al the evidences that Mr..
Cortelyou is quietly fosteriug--it.
A remarkable phase Of the reports Is
rumor that the cabinet may be dis.
rupted Il Is said that the Taft people
are prepared, unless things change, to
90 after the official scalp Of AIR Cor.
telyou. II Ia added that The President
Is with the Taft forces and thinks Cor
telyou should not let the talk Of bis
boom 90 unchecked.
Most politicians here doubt greatly
whether there is danger Of Mr.. Cortei-
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-08-10
National League Standing.
Opinions on RAY Tiff.

Ray Tiff, the Brown pitcher, who
worked finely with Burlington in the
Northern league last season, made a
star entrance into major league base ball
with the New York Americans Wednes-
day His many admirers will like TO
read tie following from yesterday New
York. papers,
The World said;
after the st. Louis Browns had
treated the molasses-like delivery of Joe
Doyle yesterday harshly enough to give
them winning lead over the Highland
ers, Aeting Manager Willie Kecler called
on young Tiff, the Brown university
pitcher. to check the Brownies while the
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-08-10
GOODSTART
SAVED BOSTON.
Chicago Almost Climbed Up
Over Them
BY BATTING TWO PITCHERS
Glaze and Atrock Both Retired After
the sixa Inning and Young
and PETERSON Came Into
the Game.
BY BATTING TWO PITCHERS

Boston, Ag. 1o.-Boston won the
third game put Of four in the series
with Chicago yesterday afternoon by the
score Of u 10 9. Glaze pitched good
bali for five innings, but in the sixth
the visitors found him for three runs
and Cy Yong went in, Altrock was
hammered hrd again, and PATTERSON re-
lieyed him n the seventh also.
A fielder choice and a clean single by
UnElaub gaze the locals tally in the
first inning, A pass to Barrett, Sulli,
vans bunt ind Congalton's single filled
the bases IN the third, and Ferris
grounder witch Isbell couldn't field let
two of the runners III. Knight was the
third out % Jones. Wagner's single,
CriReris saGifce, and Glaze's two baggeE
gave them mother ia the fourth.
In the sane inning, Chicago made its
first hit % Glaze. In the fifth they
coalda't 10 anything with him. but in
tho sixth cine the collegian's Waterloo.
Altrock led with q double, Hahn was
out To Barrett and Wagner wot Jones,
hutaLSbeil singled, scoring Altrock. Don
ohuas triple Tailed Ishell, and the bait
ter himself then scored on Crigsrs miss
of the throw. Barrett got Davis.
Crigegs single and Parents triple Che
batted for Glaze) brought in score in
the sixth. Barrett's singled tailed Par,
emf. Sullivan and Gongalton singled and
Barrett scared. Unglaub flied out.
Old Cy, who went into the box in the
next inning, had his troubles at the
start Dougherty singled, The next two
men went out, but Hickman who hit for
Alfrock singled, scoring Dougherty. That
was all for the seventh, but In the
eighth theY started on the veteran again,
Singles by Jones and Isbell passed
bali and another single by Donohue gave
them two tallies. Davis walked. Young
got DougiaFty's try. Robe hit 10 Wag-
ner and Danohue was out at the plate.
UHplaub made the third putout on Me-
Farlands grounder. The round ended
with Chicago within one notch of the
leaders.
But Chicago couldn't do anything in
the ninth and the lead was Just enough
TO land tie game, and it was fortunate
as the locals were moved down by Pat
teraon, VINO replaced Altrock after the
sixth. TIE score:
RHE
Chicago 100 0 90 3 4 2 0--6 . {
Boston sol OF 100 o ~ "a J
Summary: Earned run, Boston 3
Chicago ]; three base hit, Parent, D0no,
hue; two base hit, Glaze, Altrock: sac
riice hit, crigef; struck out, by Glaze
s, by AtrocS 81 by Young BY Patter-
son base on balls. by Glaze. by Altrock
by Young; passed ball, Cfiger.
(Al ether American league game:
postponed, wet grounds.)
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-08-10

You leaving the treasury or whether
there Is any failure on the part Of the
President and Mr. Cortelyou to
understand each other. They
realize. howeyers that the Taft can,h-
dacyI and the Cortelyou ambitionss are
rapidly reaching a point where y Will
he difficult I'd escape collision ana en-.
bar4.assment to. the administration, and
the reports Of friction are, therefore,
not at all surprising.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-08-10
Find Lost Boy.

Washington, Aug. 10.-Three- year old
Robert Baker. who Wednesday after
noon wandered away from Camp Good
viii, the Associated Charities summer re-
sort for the children OF the District of
Columbia, was found yesterday after
moon bg a troop Of United States
cavalry from Fort AIyer In the woods
betweensthe camp and Rock Greek park.
The boy was well, but very hungry.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-08-10
AUGUST CROP REPORT.
Spring Wheat Dictionaries, but Corn and
Winter Wheat Improve,

Washinton, D. G., Aug. i0.--The agri-
cultural department Yesterday afternoon
issued Its monthly report Oh the cereal
crops, giving the condition Of spring
wheat on August l, at 7o.4, against SIP
last month, 500 on August 1, 1906, and
92.2 on August !, 1905. The condition
Of corn was s2.s against s0e last month,
ss.1 on August /, 1906, and 50 on August
i. 1905. The condition of oats was 1855
against 81 on July /.
The indicated yield of winter wheat
was reported at 400 100000 bushels, com
pared with 3s2 sos 900 bushels, the July
estimate, and 4o2,sso,0oo bushels har-
vested last year.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-08-10
BRYAN POPULAR IN SOUTH.
Gngs Says Nebraskau Is Favorite in
That Part Of Country.

Washington. Aug Representative
Griggs OF Georgia. chairman Of the
Democratic Congressional committee,
who Is here attending to departmental
business, says that Bryan IS the favofite
Democratic candidate for president in
the South "Mr Bryan is more popular
than anybody else in the South and
West said Judge Griggs, "and he will
be nominated next year, although the
East may not want him"
Chairman Griggs said the Democratic
Congressional Committee proposes 10
make,a strong effort to carry The first
Oklahoma election.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-08-10
STANDARD stock Lowest IN Years.

New York, Aug. 10.-On the curb
STANDARD Oil, after opening up three
points from last nights closing. broke
II points from 4s3 to 400, being the low
est price reached in many years. The
stock is now offered at AS with no bid
Such situation at any previous time
Is not recalled by any of the present
dealers on the curb.
Today's price indicates shrinkage
IN value computed on the total capital
stock, Of more than s30O,D00.0o
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-08-10
Bonaparte al oYster pay.

Oyster Bay, n. " Aug i0.--Attorney
General Bonaparte arrived at Oyster Bay
on an early, train yesterday for q consul
tation WITH President Roosevelt He
will remain to luncheon Other lun
cheon guests Of President Roosevelt on
Friday werei William Allen White, q.
II. Connolly and John w. Yerkes Of
Washington.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-08-10
SOUTHERN ROADS
LIcENcE RENEWED.
Alabama's Secretary Of State Heeds to
Railways Submission.

Montgomery, Ala, Aug. TO- Secretary
Of State Julian Thursday night cancelled
his order revolving the license Of the
Southern railway.
Governor Conner expressed his com,
plete satisfaction with the adjustment,
and counsel for the railway gave out
statement to the effect that they did
not yield as a matter Of principle, but
rather in the interest Of the railroad,
which would suffer II the controversy
were continued
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-08-10
PHILIPPINE BABIES BAPTIZED.
Pocahontas, Pacific Jamestown and Pat
rick Henry Bryan Their Names.

Norfolk, Va, Aug. 10. Three infant
Filipino babies bearing the names OF
Poeahontas, jamestown Pacific and
Patrick Henry Bryan were the centre Of
interest at the Jamestown exposition.
They were given 4 public baptism yes.
terday by Mgr Faleonio.
One of the babies was the 10-day-old
daughter of Datto Don, Bagoto chief,
and the other two belong to the Tagalo
tribe Of the Philippine reservation at
the expedition. Patrick Henry Bryan
was named on Patrick Henry day By
William Jennings Bryan.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-08-10
Congressman LOngWortn UP
for Filipino Liberty
STATEMENT AT DINNER
Wonderment Over the Hope Of the Pres
ident's Son-in-Law That the
Islands VIII Not Long
Be With Us.'

Honolulu, Aug. 1o.--congressman nj.
eholas Longworth, in speech made at
the Commercial Clubs luncheon, said
he hoped that the Philippines would not
long be with u.s."
In the mean time" he said, free
trade with the Philippines would be a
square deal, and free sugar would not
injure Hawaii"
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-08-10
Apple Growers Expect Good Crop This
Fall.

Atlantic City, N. j., Aug io--After
listening to report which stated that
a good apple crop Is in prospect, the In.
ternational Apple shippers association
has adjourned TO meet next year IN Nj
agara Falls William Wagner was elect
ed president and A. Warren Patch, Bos.
ton, secretary for the ensuing year.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-08-10
For Life.

Young man. said the stern father,
"you have married against my wishes.
Now take the consequence"
"What do you mean by iconse-
"Why, that you'll dig up the costs
Of the divorce suit yourself.
The the groom realized that he WAS
tied for keeps Philadelphia Ledger.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-08-10
PEANUTS A GREAT FOOD,
loo Worth Contain Six Times Amount
Of Energy Of Porterhouse Steak.

Berkeley, Cal, Aug. TO- Professor Il.
Jaiia. who has been connected with the
state university for thirty years, says
In q bulletin just prepared for the United
States department 0f agriculture that
ten cents warth Of peanuts contain
more than twieethe protein and six times
the amount Of energy contained in "a
porterhouse steak. These conclusions
were arrived st after exhaustive studies
and experiments carried on in Berkeley
with students and Others as subjects,
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-08-10
BREAKS WITH MILL;
QUITS HIS OFFICE.
President McGuigan Of Great North
ern Resigns After Troubles.

st. Paul, Aug. 1o.-E. II. McGuigan,
first vice president Of the Great North.
EN- railroad, has resigned to take effect
Sept 4.
Without hesitancy, Michigan &C.
knowledged when seen at home, that
personal differences between himself and
u J, Hill lad caused him to break with
the Great Northern
McGnigsg intimated that his gFiey-
ances had been fostered by the dicta-
torial methods employed by Hill.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-08-10
Noblemen Forge, Bank Fails.

Stockholm, Aug iD.2The credit bank
of Stockholm suspended yesterday The
action Of the directors il attributed 70
extensive forgeries by a. prominent
noblenan and an army officer
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-08-10
American League Standing.
Yesteday's National League scores.

At ST Louis, Boston s, ST. Louis 4.
At PAtsburg, Pittsburg 8, New York
!.
Al Clicarn philndelnhia 3. Chiearn I.
, 1907-11-28

Cattle branded left side, horses left
shoulder. Range Brush creek. Ad-
dress, Bennett, Wyo.
, 1907-11-28

When the stomach, heart or kidney
nerves get weak. tpen these organs al
waos fall. Don't drug the stomach, nor
stmulatethe heartor kidneys. That Is
simply a m~akeshlft. Get a prescription
known to druggists everywhere us DR..
Shops Observation-Disclosures or liquid
and see.how quickly help will come.
Free sample test sent on request by DIR.
Shoe Racine, Wis. Your health is Ger
tainly worth the simple test. At Prices
Drug. Store.
, 1907-11-28

JOHN C. BREWER.
Cattle barnded VT on oft side and Ov on
left hip. Horses branded VT on left thigh.
Range Sprin creek. PostOfice address
Saratoga, Wyoming.
, 1907-11-28
JOHN MCFARLAND.

JOHN MCFARLAND.
VIM Cattle branded on either side, horses
AJAX on left shoulder. Range, Jack creek
and Platte River. Address, Saratoga
, 1907-11-28

The Virginian We ocived the
idea of a mint farm evi1- y var not
unfamiliar with the &c, C5 ing quail
ties of a julep He has found a ready
and good market for all the mint his
farm has produced. The farm has
now III three years. and its owner
has accumulated a pleasing bank ac-
count, While hundreds have accumu.
lated pleasing jays sippi2 jl made
rom his mint.
, 1907-11-28
African Woman suSrasIst.

possesses a suffragist. She is the omu
tqueen) of the women an is Looked
upon as a man o" cil''" % csllot
have a husband. BAT % ms ,A.!lreu
from other womcl. IS inst de.
manded Il seat cI lh~ ' roIl"il,
but the British + e .'aDo:.
ICED and said that g., ~ .u get
The consent of the ca A.st.
, 1907-11-28
Fried Cat and Doa.

A ~dyspeptic Atchison man went Into
q restaurant the other day and or
dered fried catfish. 'Fried cat"
bawled the waiter to the cook. In
stantly the weak stomach rebelled
Cancel that order he customer
said, and give me an order of coun-
try sausage" "Sidetrack the cat and
make it dog" yelled the waiter, and
he is wondering yet why the NAL
grabbed his hat and left.-Atchisou
Globe.