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The Washington herald., 1907-07-20
JUDGE EXCLUDES
HAYWOOD EVIDENCE
CONTINUED PROM PAGE ONE.

that the same reasons for Withdrawing
this evidence do not exist as to the eyi-
deuce Of depOrtations apd other acts of
violence in the Crippp creek and Tellu-
ride country"
After tie court decision In regard TO
the evidence the jury was brought in.
Value of Orchards Testimony.
The court asked Mr.. Hawley how long
he intended 10 talk The lawyer said he
could not tell, because Of the decision Of
the court to strike out SO much evidence
This case" said Mr.. Hawley as he
launched himself upon his task, rs prob
ably the most important one ever sub
mitted to a jury in this country YOur
verdict may be fraught with most por-
tentous results 10 the entire future his
tory of the United States"
Coming down to cases. Mr.. Hawley took
up the character Of Harry Orchard.
This. he said. "is an extraordinary
case on account especially of the main
witness It has involved. This man stands
before you as the self-ccnfessed muir
derer of Steunenberg and the perpetrator
OF many other awful crimes. Many men
have been known to confess 10 crimes
they never committed Nothing Of the
sort is true in this case Orchards story
has carried conviction, though it is true
that the character of an informer makes
us take his story with allowances. But
in this case l do not think l ezaggerate
In saying that his story has been con-
vincing in that Il was not told with any
idea Of escaping punishment
Attempts to Impeach Confession.
Il don't believe Orchard has any more
hope for the future than he has pride in
his past. Under the lash of an awakened
conscience he has simply told the truth
regardless Of the consequences to him
self"
He declared that whenever any impor-
tant contradiction of Orchards testimony
/ had been made, 1t had been made either
/ by some witness involved in Orchard s
story or by a witness whom the evidence
/ showed 20 have been a perjurer.
/ Gentlemen, continued the lawyer.
this witness Orchard will be agely
/ attacked. 7 am not a believer in death
/ bed confessions. but / believe the religious
/ training Of Harry Orchard early youth
/ and the teachings of a piOus mother.
/ seemingly obliterated by years Of evil life.
I came TO the front and showed him his
! duty at the last. ] believe even more.
( that il is the saving power Of Divine
+ grace that will in all probability bring 10
/ the bar Of Justice the worst set OF con
! spiratoTs that ever infested any part of
/ these United States
The Washington herald., 1907-07-20
BREAD TRUST THREATENS.
Richmond CVa.) Bakeries to Be ABB
sOrbed I'm Big Combination.

Special to The Washington Herald
Richmond, Va, July 19.-Richmond IS
now in danger Of being placed at the
mercy of a gigantic bread trust. Backed
by a capitalization of nearly s4,O0O,OO0, a
party of New York capitalists, who are
heading a bread combine, are making
a successful effort to establish a branch
in Richmond.
The American Bread and Baking Com
pany. which has been doing business in
Richmond for two weeks, has been ap-
preached on the subject, and it is said
that a deal is about to be effected where
by the concern will do business under
the combine. At the offices of the con-
cern to-day no denial was made that a
proposition had been made and that it
was being considered
The Washington herald., 1907-07-20
STEVENS JOINS NEW HAVEN.
Former Chief of Panama Canal Ap-
pointed Vice President.

New Haven. Conn, July 19-OmciaI an
nouncement was made tonight by Presl-
dent Mellen, of the New York. New Haven
and Hartford Railroad that John T. stew
ems had been appointed one of the vice
presidents Of the company, and that the
appointment would become effective Au-
gust !, 1907.
Mr.. Stevens viii have his headquarters
in New Haven, and, according to the
statement given out by President Mellen,
he viii have charge of all matters per-
tanning 10 operation.
The Washington herald., 1907-07-20
Ocean Steamships.

New York. July l9.-AuiTed Deutschland from
Hamburg, July IL
Arrived out; Kaiserin Auguste Victoria. at Cher
bOug from New York; Baltic. at Queenstown, from
New York; Campania. at Queenstown from New
York
Sailed from foreign ports; Arabic from Queens
town for NeK York.
The Washington herald., 1907-07-20
NAsTS ARREST SHOCKS SICILY.
Former Cabinet Minister'S Friends
Organize Throughout Island.


Organize Throughout Island.
Rome July 19-The arrest of Nasi. the
former cabinet minister. who is accused
OF the Misrepresentation of public funds 10
the amount of $4,000, has shocked the
Sici,ians TO such an extent that, contrary
10 their excitable nature, instead OF ex-
pressing their indignation by means Of
open acts of violence and revolt against
the government. which is considered the
prosecutor Of Nasi, their feelings apDar-
emily are paralyzed, and have changed to
mute and calm sorrow.
The caimness, however, proves TO be
only the lull before the bursting OF the
tempest. The interval has been used TO
organize agitation in Nasi's favor. Paler-
mo. as the capital, initiated the movement
last night, with a meeting that was held
Notwithstanding police prohibition
Red flags were displayed. and cries of
Down with the government mingled
with others OF -'HurTah for the republic q"
Troops interfered and conflicts followed.
The Washington herald., 1907-07-20
Local Temperature.

Midnight "A: a. n. Is: a m. 2: 4. m p:
a. m, q; 10 G. NJ, 81; z noon. 81; ? p. N. 81:
/ p H., &C; p m, Sc; p. m, g; 10 p. N. IS.
Maximum. s. minimum 2
Relative humidity-s a. m. s.; p m. 50; s 2.
n TO- Rainfall Is p m. % p M, trace HOrs
Of sunshine AZ; per cent Of possible sunshine 100.
Temperatures same date last year-Maximum. 80:
minimum. CD
The Washington herald., 1907-07-20

For Mt. Vernon, Alexandra, and
Arlington, Washington, Alexandria
& Mt. Vernon Ry. Sta, 18th & Pa. ay.
TRAINS FOR MI. VERNON twEEK DAYS., ID.
L A. NJ, y NOON. ]. 2 AND P NJ
TRAINS FOR ALEXANDRIA AND ARLIEO.
ION DAILY EYER9 % 2lINUTES.
The Washington herald., 1907-07-20
Tide Table

To-day-Hieh tide 2:5s a. n. and 80 p NJ low
tide 30 a. m. and e.l7 p. m
To-morow-Hish tide 3.57 a. N. and 4 . p. m.
low tide l0.j4 a n. and 1870 p. II.
The Washington herald., 1907-07-20
Condition of water.
Temperatures IN Other cities.

Special TO The Washington Herald.
HarpcIs Ferr,, ". Va. July l9.-Potomac mudd,
and Shenandoah clear.
The Washington herald., 1907-07-20
JAPANESE SMUGGLED IN.
Party of T1enty-twO Arrested I'm
Texas After Crossing Border.

Austin. Tex. July 19.-A party Of twen-
ty-two japanese have been arrested at
Carrie Springs.
A number Of smaller squads have been
arrested at other interior points in the
State during the last few days. They are
all charged with having entered the coun-
try from Mexico unlawfully.
The Washington herald., 1907-07-20

Temperatures in other cities together With the
amount Of rainfall. for the twelve hours ended at
D. m. yesterday are as follows
The Washington herald., 1907-07-20
SORRY TO QUIT CAMP
Second Regiment Bids Fare
we'll to Old 0rdWay.
GO TO THE LOWER POTOMAC

The MIiitiamen VIII Pass Through
Washington To-day on Way to
Praise for Drill Work and Guard
Mount OF Volunteer Soldiers.
The Washington herald., 1907-07-20
CROWN PRINCE RULES
Korean Emperor Ends Reign
Under Pressure of Japan.
POLICE GUARD THE PALACE

No Disorder Reported in seoul.
Prince Ito Rules and Refuses Ad-
vice 10 Late Sovereign Regarding
Action of Cabinet-MiI1adO's Sons
Leave But Little to Chance.
The Washington herald., 1907-07-20

The private rooms IN our new
Fireproof Storage Building are
thoroughly approved by the Fire
Underwriters
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1907-11-22

90 Soget itanieoe BRUTE Snrraer.
ne op ON @osnen. 9e S~nnoreber
penteoe forpentningsfuIot. ct 9ie.
blif efter itoo Statsminiiteren poa
gognens BIatform meo Soften /
Saanoen. San nilbe taIe. "StiIe,
Stiae!" Isb oct, oe title bar oct.
Statsminiiteren bar iterft bep9get.
st Ear 8ange piIoe ban tage tiloroe,
men oct Dor, iom ON ban life fit Or.
oene frem. enoelig lso bans frafti.
ee, ~filbtoneuoe Stemme no oper
W9ngben:
Seq faar iige set, bpao leg bar
maattet iise iaa mango @ange for /
hisie Gage. Oct er en- Saf til ale
iammen, en- Saf for al genligbeo og
for al ben Glib, S bar piit mig; en-
biertelig Eaf a%aeiammenl"
Sitter BRUTE Siirraerne, 90 Stats-
miniitercm bnneoe fig Sci siennem
Solfemasien paa Y~erronen. Soran
bam laa Siemmet, "@amIebaugen",
og pinfeoe bam 8elfommen / ollie De
feltligt ~ifinnenoe ginbuer. Snrra-
raabene fiilgte bam berino, bans
Sambpsoinsers og gpsbsrns SiIien
os Splbeit.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1907-11-22
"Sor iioite Sang.

Sra Stocfbolm meobeIeS Den Site
Sftobcr: Geb Wootagelien al arias.
beioIct, meo @enerolsitnont 8or.
berg | Spi6ien iom Srbferer, uotaIte
aoua Oscar ioag f~slgenbe:
On bierteIia Saf for GoerS Sill.
ienl Otter / mere enc ct SreoieoeIS
Nurbrm6reoc at bape bapt Den sGrc
~ Spffe al iubebape Den beieIte Som.
monoo oper Den ~inenife SGr er oct
MI meo ct beoGaet Sierte, at icg bill.
icr ariGSbefnlet. for iibite Sang lam
LEI omfrina mig.
Sea tiger iiOite Sang, life blot poa
@ruuo al DC iOrnnbrebe Sorbolo, Der
pil meoierc, at berefter Inn Ell iaa.
toIlia Delegation fommer til at fam,
meutrT0e, lucu ogioa iom Sslge al
min heic IIbcr, iom ibpertioIo life
nil tiudoe mig at trufe poo al foa
Gicule eocr alle. Nen Ga leg cnbml
Ell Sang bar Sroet. bill ica itotoIc
min bicrtcIiac % o~prigti9e Sof for
oct pliattro Nrbeibe % Den uipigeIige
2roitab, iom s ite0ie bar Ioat for "a.
gen. Wobtaa benue min gnerficn.
belle og mc0Ocl ben oeioo til GberS
&nnbcnbrcOre.
6rcmti0cu er for ole Icnreifer
iuobnuet / Rsrtet; men Iigeiom |
ipmSuc Siber 9GrenS Sol bar belpit
Den 'penite SnrS SeirStoq ianIebe$
cr reg forptSiet on at 6enS StraoIer
clicu / SrcmtioeH bill ipreSe SLAMS
oucr bore 6aner, mar % bpor Se emo
.lpttcS % uhioIoeS for CT eIifet SG.
orclanbs Bern % sgre.
Gette or min fire SorpiSniug, og
) iaoucl iom GoerS giterfommere bill
troiait tomme til at befrpitc ben.
gtcb oiSic nit bepGgeSe SiertcS Sro
tiger iea Gber ole 5orpeI. @uo barre
meb GScr!"
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1907-11-22
Professor Bull 600.

Eroiesior Storm Bun | Iobiion
@is., oeoe Den 1Soe os. at arGft
Scperen | en- SLIDER of 81 gar.
Ifbebe par isbt | Bergen / 1856,
San pnr en- Ssn of Sberit 8. 90.
Bun % en- @rorisn of gioIiniiten
Ole gua. San fit lin isrite llooan-
nellie peb @ergens Sfoler oa uoera-
minerebeS ira Den ~bcfienote Snge-
~nisrifole | 3iirid, Shpei5, | 1877.
2igcleoeS ihibereoe ban Sngenisrui-
benifob | 2piflano % Sranfrig, ino-
til ban | 1879 reiite til Imerifa OF
boiottc iig / Wobiion, bpor ban blep
aniat iom Snitruftsr / Sngenisr.If.
belingen peo ~llniperiitetet. s 1886
blep ban nonppnt iii Rroiesior
"Nedonical engineering. o. iioeu
1891 bar ban pGret Erofesior |
"Stenm engineering. Yrofesior
Bun por ell meget grunoig Mono / fit
ipeciele 5ag, og oct ifploes | fsrite
&Gffe BAN, at Sngenisrifolen neo
nGpute l~lniperiitet or blet Ell al De
beoit fienote 90 melt isate gnitalter |
tit SlogS | 2nnOet. Sans 8irfiont.
beb inoifrGnfcoe iig life blot til oct
at bare 2Grer for Stubenter; ban be.
ifiGitigcoe iig ogioa meo mango praf.
fife Spgaper ioeuior bans egentlige
strengthening. SooleoeS bupbe ban
/ Oporog at isre Silipn meb Genti.
lntions. og Sppormningsipitemet peo
Statens oiientIige gnitalter, % peo
i'm 3eo bar ban bl. a. ipsieliat meo
at uoarbeioe Elaner for Ell Central.
opnarmuiu9s "Ilont" for Statsfa.
pitoliet - ct arbeioe, iom ban DOG
life fit fi,loisrt.
gfbsbe por ogIaa meget benpttet /
oct ofientliges 5ieneIte. San bar |
fiere aor Meolem al 9praaoet | Wa.
oiion og ienere 9penS Wopor. s
1900 bar ban De Sorcneoe StoterS
HeprGientant peb Observation-Disclosures
iom Surpmanb | 0ampmaifingrup.
pen % iuuserebe iom giceiormanb /
aomiteuopalget. st Ii9nenoe Sperp
beflGote ban peo ct. 2oilisubitilin.
gent og ban bar Der aomiteens Sor.
manb. Hrofesior Bun nor / oct belle
anerfienot iom en- al De iterite auto.
riteter | Snsenierpioenifab | 9anoet.
s 1904 bIep ban tilbelt IeboIien for
oct srinoisite Borebroe, Der garet
Tor bar bolot | "8eiteru Societp Of
engineers.
s 1881 blep Groiesior 9nu gift
meb Srsfen Iarie Steineger fra
Bergen, iom bsoe ollereoe | 1888. 8
1886 blep ban unoer ct SpboIS /
Horge GIFT nreb 8rsfen Dina Miilt.
tier. iom ooerleper bam tiaigemeo en-
Seu Gppiub, iom graouereoe fra
llniperiitctctS SngenisrifoIe for. ct
Ear Gor iiben.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1907-11-22

cprettes en- Standardization for
Sunobeosp9ienet, os at oenne faar
iaa riseIiee gioras fra GotionaIre.
sierinsens SIDE, iom bet maatte an.
fees for n~sopenoiet for at sisre ben
melt mlIis efieftip. On iaaoan Sn.
%ititntion, flyer ban, er Ell Iieeiaa flor
archaeological for Solicit iom be 6or.
enebe Staters Seieiteret.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1907-11-22

10. Bach: 81 trp aneidmmeu pda en- @ub;
THE No SaH' i En- ri B esGils's Z MG 9 sig
gr~afere6e. "0et bert tomt etter DEG
| Tbingiolen. Minnet bit bill lipo
og Ipia biaa meg til mi fiite Stonb.
Sell og Sell"
Mideliens Siemrciie.
Siolig Sirsbag Worgen ben ste
Top. ~afreiite Statsminiiter MideIien
% 5rie lebiaget at fin samle Sen
9ireftsr Soban 8sgb 'og Srue fra
&riitiania. st grtratoe bar itiGet
til bans Haabisbeo for at fsre bam
tiIbase til bans Stem | Bergen.
Song Saafon, belle Hegierinsen.
flere fremmebe Miniitre og mango
anore 9otabiliteter par / ben aarls
Worgenituno fremmsote paa Statio-
men for at iise Den bortreiienoe
Statsminiiter 5arpel, De to Sole
gaer, WiheIien og 2spIanb, omfap-
nebe bperanore til afifeo.
Siemreiien fra ariitiania til Ser.
gen blep ct ianbt Sriumftos. Baa
ane Stationer os Stoppeiteoer par
Der fremmsot fore Solfemasier forat
billie pg bpioe 5tatsminiiteren, os
~operalt, beo Srs og Spite, bar Stag
beiit til bans 9gre. l1oe peo geitiim
itob en- gammeI Some / fin Stueosr
og ipingeoe ct bpiot aIeoe / ben enc
Saano % tsrrpbe ginene meo ben
anben. 8aa mango Steber Dor gsrn
og linge bigger msote frem meb glom.
tier.
1iheliens 9pSbsrn | Bergen bao-
&C sleoet iis til at funne gipe bam en-
itorartet W~obtagelie, men ban bapbe
frabebt fig alle 9gresbepisninger. 90
DOG bIep bans Siemfomlt til "@amle-
baugen" peo Sissanger en- ~gribenoe
Ssitioeligbeo, bpab Der fremsaar al
fslsenoe Sfiloring | ~aftenp.":
Sra Restun og pibere til Sissan.
ger Citation bar Statsminiltererts
Geiie ct Sriumftog. Oct lpite op /
Wsrfet runot Iangs efter Sernbane.
lrnien. gGe pripate Suie, iom bar
ipnIise ira Soget, Dor i~auminereoe
fra sperit til neoerit. s alle 8inoiier
bar Der itiaet camper pg 2ps. lloe
pad altaner os langs efter geiene
par plantet &effer al SafIer, Tom
blitsiebe feitlig | ben msrfe 9pelb.
Sra ct Steo opiattes ct Sprperferi,
ct anbet Steo lpite / bengaIif geIps.
ming. Surraraab, Haab "9elfom-
men tifbage", observation-disclosures
Soner fra I,iiifforps, bifienbe Stag,
oft paffert og itemningsfulbt og BIZ
oere neoooer itaois iamme Saiimi-
nation.
st Stpffe openfor &eiiens gnbe.
punft, Sissanger, fisrtes laugiom.
mere, for at Statsminiiteren rigtig
funoe npoe oct itorarteoe Hanorama,
lem aabnebe Jig for BAN. Samtioig
fortalte 2ofomotioets Slsiten De Sitn.
oreoer og otter Sunoreoer, iom itoo
os pentebe paa Stationen, at MI tom
Statsminiiteren tilbage. Oct bar ct
paffert, ct feitIigt, uforgIemmelist
Sine.
Eaa begae aasiioerne al 9oroaas.
pnnoet Iiieoe HGffer af Safler. gae
Siiie og giaaer Iaa | Seitlps, noe /
Ganoet flammeoe ct p9loigt 9aaI
paa en- Of De imaa Ger. Gangs Sern-
baneIinien, Iangs ane 8eie fra Sta.
tionen blaffeee % iprutcoe Safler.
Get pafreite al oft bar Dog SfoIeung.
bommens SafteItog paa Den anben
SHE al Roroaaspanoet. Get bar ct
Sfue, Tom tent bill sIemmes al BENT
ipm iaa oct. en- imiiftere og iamti.
dig mere prastfuIo SpIbeit funbe life
eobt brinees ben iolfefiere Statsmi.
hitter. boiS Speoom bar forbuot BAN
at mobtage Den SpIoeit. iom 9ersens
9p iaa eierne piIoe BABE giuet bam
peo bans Siemfomit Den, bans 80.
oebp bapoe snifet at sisre til en- 5eit
p9rbig bam 90 pGrois ben.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1907-11-22

Gan taller | ct SeIifab ON oct
.uinnOe peo 9uIoider. On Stemme
tiger:
ga, oct bar ies osiaa Iast
9'erte til. Speraana iea paasner
meo SaIoi6er paa bar ies ponSt
So0e.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1907-11-22

fire bersmte
r1lidIer.

Net5sers eisbtnins Sole 8emeSp bill
uIber enbper SmitGnbigbeo bel
brebe oae SilfGloer al &olif,
iaaiom Wind, Kidney eGer
spasmodic Collie, hos Selte eler
&pGg | 2sbet af % Minuter.
Gris $t.00 pr. SLATE = 6
SLATER for $500.
Metsgers Einfepe anS Sistemper
Hcmeog, ct ufeilbart Niobel
moo froniif Soite, SorfisIeIie,
apGrfe, Sistemper, Sober, ginf.
enc, Sorie-9agrippe og ole
m%embransie Spgoomme hos Se.
ite. $t.00 pr. Slate eaer 6 for
$500.
Netsgcrs Hain Graoicatpr (peterinpr
Salpe) foriifres at beIbreoe ale
Slags eHiip og Saar / Suoen,
Grease Heel, @napIaar af
SeIe eler SabeI, Speed
Cracks, Saar fra StaaItraao-
gi9rber o. /. b. ct u~forlisne.
list Ointment.
Eris 80 Cts. og $500.
Wet5gers Veterinary Eminent, ufor.
ligneligt RiboeI MOB SorltrGf.
Ringer, foriIiote Sener, Stip.
beo Sebene, SaItbeb, Sprung
Knees, Sweeney, iaar Sails, og
oct belle | aIe Silf9Ioer, bpor
Oct bcbite peterimGre Eminent
tr9nees.
Eris 80 Gts. pr. SLATE.
elsie uom9rfebe WeioIer err ~tiIiaIgs
paa ole itsrre Gpotbefer, eler
De oil ienbes oirefte fra 9obora.
toriet, fragtbetaIt peo Moota.
eelien af Triien.
new METzGER MEDICINE COMP.
DEBORAH, Iowa.
MSS@SSMSNS8SESSSW
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1907-11-22

graferebe. "0et bert tomt etter beg
! Sbingiolen. Winnet DIT bill Iiba
os Ipia biaa meg til mi iiite Stonb.
Sell oa Cell"
Imperial Valley press and the Imperial press., 1907-04-06
Christmas Island.

"I spent last Christmas on Christmas island" said a globe trotter. Tn the morning I bathed in the sea and in the afternoon, dressed in white flannel. I played tennis. Christmas island is in the Indian ocean. It Is always summer there. The thermometer nev- CT falls below 70 and never rises above 90 in the shade There's always a cool, pure wind from the southeast. Fresh fruit and flowers and vegetables are as plentiful in January as in July. This little paradise is nine miles long and ten miles wide"
Imperial Valley press and the Imperial press., 1907-04-06
Water In old London.

London's original water supply, says the Chicago Daily News, was the river Thames, and every apprentice was sup piled with a water tankard for trans porting liquid to the house. As early as 1479 there were water thieves" "for in this yere wex chandler in Fleet street had bi craft perced pipe of the condit withynne the ground, and so conveied the water into his selar; wherefore he was jugid to ride thrugh the citee with condit upon his hedde. " The first official water supply for Lon don was made in Germany. In 1882 Peter Maurice, a German, made an en- zine at London bridge by which water was conveyed in lead pipes to the citi- zens' houses, and he and his descend ants became rich on the proceeds.
Imperial Valley press and the Imperial press., 1907-04-06

When we reached the White House and was shaking hands with the president he started to say something, but interrupted him and said:
 eff your excellency will excuse me 1 will come back in a moment, but now I have a very important matter to at tend to- and it must be attended to at once"
 turned to Mrs. Cleveland, the young, the beautiful, the fascinating, and gave her my card, on the back of which I had written "He didn't" and I asked her to sign her name below those words.
 She said: "He didn't? He didn't whatp
 "Oh," I said, never mind! We cannot stop to discuss that now. This is urgent. Won't you please sign your nameT handed her fountain pen.
 "Why," she said, "I cannot commit myself in that way. Who is it that didn't7 And what Is 1t that he didn tY
 "Oh," said, "time Is flying, flying, flying! Won't you take me out of my distress and sign your name to it2 It's all right. give you my word it's all right"
 She looked nonplused, but hesitat- lngly and mechanically she took the pen and said:
 "I will sign 1t. 1 will take the risk But you must tell me all about it right afterward, so that you can be arrested before you get out of the house in case there should be anything criminal about this"
 Then she signed, and handed her Mrs. Clemens note, which was very brief, very simple and to the point. It said, Don't wear your arctics In the White House." It made her shout, and at my request she summoned a mes- senger, and we sent that card at once to the mail on its way to Mrs. Clemens in Hartford.-Mark Twain's Autobiog- raphy In North American Review.
Imperial Valley press and the Imperial press., 1907-04-06
Treating the Insane.

In 1796 William luke, Quaker, opened the first national asylum for the insane in York, England. A few years earlier a Frenchman named Pi- nel had made similar effort to restore the mentally deficient to the rank of human beings. Pineps plan was that of nonrestraint, system then unheard of and, of course, to be ridiculed as a preposterous heresy. It is now being followed everywhere.
Imperial Valley press and the Imperial press., 1907-04-06
Holding Him On.

"The head of the firm," said the su- perlntendent, insists upon our employ ing his son in this department, and it's as much as we can do to keep him idle"
 "Idle! You mean busy, don't youf"
 "NO, don't, If we kept him busy it would keep three or four other men busy correcting his mistakes. ."-Phlla- delphia Press.
Imperial Valley press and the Imperial press., 1907-04-06
A MYSTERIOUS CARD.

lark TwRin's Odd Request and How AIrs. Cleveland Received It.
 When I was leaving Hartford for Washington upon one occasion my kife said: "I have written small karning and put 1t in pocket OS your lress vest. When you are dressing to b to the authors reception at the White House you will naturally put our fingers In your vest pocket, &C., brding to your custom, and you will nd that little note there. Read it hrefully and do as it tells you. l annot be with you, and so delegate y sentry duties to this little note. If
 should give you the warning by ord of mouth now it would pass from bur head and be forgotten in a few
 nutes." q
 It was President Cleveland's first rm. had never seen his wife, the Pung, the beautiful, the good hearted, e sympathetic, the fascinating, lre enough, just as I had finished essing to go to the White House l und that little note, which had hg ago forgotten. It was a grave tile note, a serious little note, like
 writer, but it made me laugh. Vy's gentle gravities often produced
 lt effect upon me where the expert
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Imperial Valley press and the Imperial press., 1907-04-06
Pianos

The one price house of San Diego Is selling pianos at eastern prices and underselllng other coast houses. The One Price House sells the famous Henry F. Miller Chickering Bros, Ivers & Pond Decker. Crown and oth- CT we'll known and proven makes and has exclusive agency for this county Easy terms arranged. Thearle & company. lo25-lo3l Fifth street, San Diego. Cal. Mrs. J. l. Shepherd special local representative at Imperl- al. n-24-n
Imperial Valley press and the Imperial press., 1907-04-06
Her Plan.

He-Do you believe in long engage ments? She -I It all depends. He I don't understand. She - If he has plenty of money and is inclined to be liberal long engagement Is the thing, but if he cannot afford boxes at the opera and such things always make his regime very short.