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The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1907-05-11

Lloyd's Book Shop los Fair
mont Avenue. Yonst Building
Carefully selected books, pictures,
wall paper and all the things that 80
to make book shop complete. IL,
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1907-05-11
Didn't Lack Ability.

First Actor-why did you leave the
company:
Second Actor-1he manascr wanted
me to play the part Of u dog In the
new piece.
First Actor-YOu're too modest, oil
man I think you could do tides
Moines Register.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1907-05-11

George B. Hurd's and Cranes linen
lawn exclusive papers by quire or box.
with or without envelopes. Globe Book
Store, Watson Hotel building. II
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1907-05-11
.NoTIIcE:I. oh. l.LlcENsEI:. I APpLIcA.

5yiiSi,S:st 4; (. U d! y S1'.}ss IS,
Notice IS hereby given that an ap.
splication has been filed with City Clerk
$of sthe City Of Falrmont, West vir.
GINA, by R. c.: and c. ". Fleming, re.
siding in Fairmont, West Virginia, for
SaS license to- carry on the business Of
selling, offering for sale, at retail
spurious liquors, wine, porter, ale and
beer, and drinks Of like nature, at
sAIanley Building, Porter alley, in the
City Of Fairmont, West Virginia.
Given under my hand in my office
Sin said city, tbs 10th day of May, 1907.
ti9,,..y; W. S. BLACK,
May 10.2t City Clerk.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1907-05-11
3 MononaatI Presbyter ctareh.l

8ononaah Presbyterian Church.
4 Rev ": o. David pastor Sabbath
school at 1000 NJ, preaching at II
q M; subject Joseph,s Coffin and
its Lessons Evening services at
7:l5 O'Clock. subject .The Essential
unltIes:F Text, Eph. 4:4-s. There Is
one body, and one Spirit, even as also
ye were called in one hope Of your
calling; one Lord, one faith, one bap,
tism, one God and Father of all, who
is over all, and through all. and in
ALL" Prayer meeting Wednesday al
49, p. nj. and Y. P, s. c. E. Friday
evening at the same hour. Sunday
school at Middleton ut $500 p. m.
Preaching Thursday evening at 7;4s
o'clock. Subject. THE Greatest
Faith"
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1907-05-11

Rev. NJ. a. Barnes, rector.-Holy
eucharist, 1870 a. M; Sunday school
$3.50 a. M; morning prayer and III.
any, 10: Is a. NJ: first Sundays and fes.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1907-05-11

Eyes: she gets so much enjoyment
OFT OF weeping over the gowns which
| cannot afford 10 buy for her.'-IIous.
ton Post.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1907-05-11

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eharist to.45 d. m. y eyensohg, 7:s0 II.
MI Friday, yensong, 80 >. m; holy
days, holy eucharist 7:sol a. IN. ".
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1907-05-11

"fou say you have subscribed to the
Gptoslate Fashion Magazine for your
wife?"
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1907-05-11

Hif1i q N = x
ctety VIM meet with Mis-, W s. Nay
n, Eighth street next Friday a 1 1850.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1907-05-11

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The Cairo bulletin., 1907-03-07
THROWN BY AUTO;
KILLED BY A CAR
MRS. JACOB TUMBRlDGE JoLTEU
FROM HUSBANDS SIDE TO
TRACKS is CUT IN TWO BY
TROLLEY CAR WHEELS.

Now York March G-Nrs. JacN
Tumbridge. wife Of Major TumMlde,
of General McLcer's staff. was cu' ir
wo b} a rolley car ou tbe Brolklu
bridge ibis afr uo5n after ioiue fo'
ed ont of an automobile iu which slc
was riding with her husband and h.i
latherin-law Captain William r T 20
bridge + S A retired. pr pr ofUr %
he ST George Hotel in Brooklya
The Tumbridges were on 20 ir way
TO Manhattan iu big touring csf
owned by Captain Tumbriaeo Th,
FAR was being driven hy WIlia"
sitting in it" 'onu,3"s g.. H-.G..G-
owen. The Nsiae ami his VIE w-r,
sitting in tlo fHnu'au Mrs TUm
bridge 8n 'H" I,tt land s.de
hpproarlias .ac 1rst pillar ou h.
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-03-07
OIL TRUST TRIES
TO ESCAPE TRIAL
ATTEMPTS TO WlGGLE OUT FROM
UNDER CHARGE BY ATTACK.
ING INDICTMENTS.
CLAIM ERROR IN BILLS.
Accusing Acceptance of Rebates rs
Alton Does Not Run to ST, Louis
Say Tariff Rate is Not
Shown.

Chicago, March ct became Ell
dent today that the attorneys for the
Standard Oil company of Indiana, now
on trial In the federal court on indicT.
ments for alleged yiolat on of The Ell
kins act are determined to make q
ttrong fight against the indictments
proper
The day in court was marked by
continued succession Of extended ar
guments in which the tSandard Oil
attorneys contended that the govern
ment must prove certain facts alleged
in the indictments or abandon its
case
The principal point upon which
their attacks centered was the allie
cation that the Elkins law was vio.
lated by shipments of oil from Whit
ing. Ind. to ST Louis. Mo-, over the
Alton. II was asserted by the de.
fense that ths law could not have been
violated in this manner for the simple
reason that the Alton road does not
extend TO St Louis, Mo, but termin-
ates on the opposite side Of the river
at East St Louis, H.
Through Rate Not Shown.
They asserted that the tariff sheets |
p@blshed by the Alton road did not |
contain a joint through rate to St |
Louis, saying the rate between East |
ST. Louis and st Louis was that Of |
the Virgins Ferry company. They |
objected 0 nthis ground to the intro.
iuction as evidence of the Alton tariff |
sheets
Judge Lands ruled however, hat
the Ferry company tariff sheets |
might be admitted as evidence, as
they had been filed with the inter
state commerce commission by the
Alton railroad, and that the ferry com
)any had never objected 10 the fling
# its sheets with the commission by
he railroad nor had it objected at
my time TO the rate given.
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-03-07
.!R0QUO|S CASE
SUOOENLYHALTED
DEFENSE BLOCKS PROSECUTION
BY ATTACKING VALIDITY
OF FIRE ORDINANCE.
WITNESSES EXCUSED
And Sent Home While Attorneys Plan
Lengthy Wordy War on Tech
ncalitcs-Points May Be Car.
ried to Supreme Court.

Danyllc, H.. March G.. The trial a
viii j Davis, charged with man
slaughter on account Of he fire in
the lroquois theatre in Chicago IN
1908, is now at a standstlll so far as
evidence is concerned, and promises
To be tied up in the courts Indefinitely
on legal points and may be carried
10 the supreme court before the trial
Itself can 50 on.
The witnesses have been released
and have returned to Chicago subject
to further notice.
When the prosecution had finished
IT'S statement to the Jury today the
defense waived the right of address
temporarily. The prosecution had
scarcely begun to question the first
witness when the defense objected to
the entire proceedings and moved to
have the court direct the prosecution
10 introduce, first Of ALL the Chicago
the alleged violation OF
which resulted as claimed in the fire
and in he Indictment
Attack Validity Of Ordinance.
Notice was served that the validity
Of the ordinance would be attacked
If the ordinance was invalid, then
as argued there was no law to violate
and Davis is guilty Of no crime
The entire afternoon until the time
Of adjournment was consumed by
Levy Mayer in arguing this point.
Argument by both sides of this point
IS likely 70 consume several days.
Assistant Stater attorney Kimbarlx.
Of Chicago who has made speciality
Of this ordinance has been sent for
TO participate in the argument.
When this point has been passed
% The court another vital one will be
The defense cffers to adj
nit facts. The prosecution denies IT'S
light to DO So If the defense can
idmit facts, then the prosecution viii |
'e denied its chance 70 introduce as |
Witnesses somo Of whom were |
hamed in tho FIRE.
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-03-07
JAP CARUSO IS
MATCHBOX COPS
FIVE OFFICERS NEEDED TO
HANDLE MOTTO, WHO SPRUNG
Jul JITsU TACTICS ON THEM
WHEN ACCUSED.

New York March G.-Moto Gshi-
yaam does not get s. 500 perform
ance singing tenor but he was fined
$40 for Carusoing when arraigned to-
day in Yorkvlle Court Moto hung
onto post in the courtroom ami
shouted loudly for the japanese con
srl, Will five burly cops tried to drag
him before Magistrate Finelite
Mrs. Helen Brown looking very fine
in "a green tailor-made. stepped briss-
ly forward and told the Magistrate
that she was p years old and lived d.
1852 Third av nue.. and she had been
.ubjected to disgraceful indignities by
the Jap.
Policeman Meade. OF the East Fifty
first street station. told how he h81
tried TO take Moto 10 the station,
whereupon the Jap went into fits of
iui jitsu NJ ade was making no head
way at all when a detective jumped
from a street car and the two carried
Ishiyaam all the way TO the station.
Motto was very surly I'm court aul
when asked by the court why he dill
it said. u didn't touch ] DO moth
ing.
y haven't consul he added.
You M an COUNSEL asked he
magi trste. Ten dollars You must
leave American z rls alone
"Is tha- all he gets? I'd rather you .
remit tho fine and 1pf him 20 ont with .
me. said John Brown husband Of the 4
ro-n ne woman Meanwhile Mot0 was
Yelling loudly for the Japan Sc consal /
md hanging 10 a post He was finally
.osxed below on promise that the
.aasul would come
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-03-07
TONS OF
COAL YIELDED UP BY
STATE WITH N A YEAR

Springfield III. March G-~The State
board of labor today issued report
giving atatstics Of coal mining in lli-
nois for the year ending June 20, 1896.
Coal produced in 81 counties. number
of mines l,olS-total output 3S,3I7
5Sl tons. Ths aggregate home value
of he total products $39.S95. .S02 The
total number Of employees Is G2 2S3.
The number Of men accidentally klll-
ed l55.
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-03-07
RUFF DISAPPEARS
BOND FORFEITED
WHY BOSS OF FRISCO FAILS TO
APPEAR IN COURT WHEN
CASE is CALLED.
SEE OBJECT IN MOVE
To Get His Case Before the Federal
Courts-Judge Dunn Ignores Order
of Judge Hubbard Granting
Appeal to U, s. Court.

San Frascisco Cal. March G.--Ab,
Rucf is fl gitiye from justice. Hs
bail of $4,000 was declared forfeit
ed when he failed 10 appear in JUDGE
Dunn's court today. ana bench war
rant was issued for his arrest. To.
night a report was RECEIVED that Ru t
is in Los Angeles Tlhe willy boss ha
succeeded in ppzzlin4 the prosecution
as to the esapn pnrlIosc Of his lates
move. 1t Is Tiought, however that no
has ges0rted to this expodient to throw
his case into the federal courts.
In accordance with his expressed
determination to ignore tn, action Of
Judge Hebbard in granting Ruef an
appeal to the United States fupremo
court on a"writ of habcas corpus
Judge Dunn called Ruefs case in his
court this morning There was M
reply for a moment Then Hcney
said;
"Thc prosecution Is -eady to pro.
coed. This Is the day set fr the trial
but the defendanr is not pres nt |
ask that the sheriff re in tructed to
call him al the door
orders Ruefs Arrest
Judge bunn waiesHi BIS hand tuwarlI
Bailiif Moore. directing blm to con-,
ply with the requ st Of the proseau
ion.
Il ask thai an attachment he issued
or tho arrest of the defendant" de-
handed Hency
Judge Dunn, without making any
Comment on the requ st directed the
'lerk to issue the warrant author
zing the sheriff t3 take Rucf into
'us ody.
Attorney Shortridgo for Rucf. warn.
ID Judge Dunn of the dangers oil
ont"mpt Of tho tnilcd States sr
'rcmc court but the judge cut him off |
With a curt .cminder that ne was iaK.
ne he risk, and informed him that
c would continue TO hear the Gaze
ntil stopped by some higher cour.
J refused to permit argument on the
ucsii~n of jurisdiction until Rucf was
rought into court He ordered Short.
id@e 10 have Rucf in court b. .
clock stating: IT he is not here /
hall take other measures"
Al O'Clock. when cocrt again con.
en- d. sheriff O'Ncil reported that hi, !
equities could not find Rucf Short \
dge again tried % argue the matter
ut Judge Dunn abruptly cut him off
ad. turning ,o he clerk directed thatl
ucrs S5o,ooo bond be dcclar d for
'itcd and ordered a warrant is.ucl !
'r his arrest tn. case was cont!l. II
1d uHtll0 O'Clock tomorrow morning
give the officers time to find Ruef
See Object in Move.
In spite OF The report that the fugi
Sc is in Is Angeles Heuey and MI.
ON and also he artorncvs for Rucl
'scrt he is in hiding ion the cit. II
enry today declared in plain lau ~
iagc that Judge Hehbard wa 1rugs
hen De raujcd Reefs app.ir1a-a D
r writ of habpas corpus I.o also D
i'd: J..
This matter was an arranged in 81
.yauco by colusiu. Judge ucbba-I ID
disgrace to the b-Hch' Id
Rucf gave the slip to secret Service
gent Burns and his men. one of .
lrns' agents Swallowed Bucf 10 tho %
slmonico aurant between ! aHI n
o'cl.ck This afternoon Hsf an hour %
ter Burns entered the place TO ve- i-
60 boss. bu' found no trace Of him. 81
p say the restaurant must have O. .u
crct rance a
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-03-07
A FOREST MYSTERY

Tcrrc Haute, Ind March Coal
miners fougd 500 dead birds on less
than half an acre Of ground In for
est near Jasonville, with no marks
showing the cause of death. Trees
The spo were fllel with
chattering birds
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-03-07
Still Probing Roads Eesrnings.

still Probing Roads Eesrnings.
F'rjhcr. th" statement SAYS.
The pas enger department still is
under investigation. a. are other mat.
terS. such as express arnings
If the theory Of the attorney gen
eral as set forth in the bin filed by
him in the supreme court is sustained
by that court IL would of necessity
involve r statement of an OF the
gros receipts. income. and proceeds
OF the charter lines during the perioI
70 he covered bv the Investigation.
To rcapporIion the gross income Of
The charter lines it will be necessary
to take each individual shipment of
freight. whether large or small that
was carried in part over the chart r.
lines and -eapportion the earnings in
accordance with such rules as NAV TO
determined upon by the supreme
court
TIP TO the pres Ht time s3i.35e. s.
has been expended i'm The inre tiga
tion- every cent Of which has been
paid 10 accountants.
Cshrter Never Legally Settled.
The charter Of the Illinois Central
railroad company was granted more
than fiftv wears ago. and hough seve--
al suits have been tried. involving
some on OF more or the prov. sions Il
the charter still the question as to the
proper distribution OF earnings, never
has been passed upon by The Supreme
Or anv OF the lower courts.
"One 81 the largest claims i'm ths
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-03-07
TO The SCENE OF WAR.

San Diego. Ca. March Cit Is
officially stated that orders have
been received from Washington ft
the gunboat Princeton TO proceed tr
Central America though Admiral
SSwi1bune would neither confirm o.
deny he report II is unde. stood
that the gunboat will proceed direct
% Guatcmaian waters joining the
Chicago, which is now thee
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-03-07
JUST KEPT WALKING.

Young town, Ohio, March G.-An
unknown man walked OF the b, and
O. bridge tonight. and, instead of try
ing TO get 10 shore, he walked into
the middle Of the river When as
sistance came he had been drowned.
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-03-07
SETTLEMENT OFFER WAS FAIR

Frecport 3D. March GO. g. St1itz
who can from San Franc SEQ 10 iH-
vestigate The condition Of the German
lus rance company. Started home To-
night. convinced that the company
could not pay more than offered she
policy holders in san Franci-co.
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-03-07
REPORT OF ABSORPTION BY HAR-
RlMAN sTlRS WALL STREET
TO DEPTHS.
GAINED EIGHT POINTS
In Thirty Minutes and 736,5o0 Shares
Changed Hands-Greatest Day
Since NJ. p. Coniest ok
Years AGO.

NtW lhsh, aldTtu ~SGnAdlNNdl
buying Of shares OF The Reading com
pany today gave Wall street it's mos
exciting experience since the North
/ cln Pacific ontest Of six years ago.
Reading had been strong IN tile face
Of generally weak market all
through the morning session of the
stock exchange when shortly after
me O'Clock there developed an enor-
| nous buying movements in the shares
which carried the price up more than
: points in half an hour.
Up to the close Of the market there
was nothing official to show the
ource of purchasing ordets but d
persistent rumor was in circulation
that r II Hartman was buying the
stock with the object Of acquiring
control Of the property and that Har
rlman was taking all that was Offered
In The open market in addition I'd
The holdings Of II C. Friek which h
was said TO have purchased privately.
Reports of Hartman Buying.
L was said also tha the Reading
stock held by the Lake Shore had
been turned over 70 Harr man. 70
that he would have absolute contr !.
Reports as TO Hartman buying
were circulated generally throughout
The financial districts and were given
credencc IN spite Of The lack Of any
| hGhg official 10 confirm them. but
there were other rumors. One was
'het ]. p. Morgan and company who
Formc7 Is. dominated Reading. were
buying TO resume their former posi-
ton In the property, and there was
ono that the New York Central
which owns tie Lake Shore. was al
ling to he Lake Shores holdipgs
# Reading, while third attributed
ha huvinG 10 the Delaware. l.acka.
anna aud Western. Still another
umor was that Frick was Luyng
hack the $ @ck he sold some time ago
It hishe- prices
Hartman, who n IN WasAhgtea
1ado the statement through his
iecreiary to The effect that he was
10t Interested m Wall street and
lid no care Ia be denying all rumors
there
736.5co Shares Changed Hands.
The tiading IN Reading reached
he extremely large total Of 73G5o0
shares or about one-third of an the
ansaclions on the stock exchange
'or he day The magnitude Of sa cs
seemed TO preclude the idea that an
ordinary manipulatye maneuyer fr
higher prices was being executed.
The blocks traded 90 were large.
.angiHs up to 1000 aud 5.nto shares
With one block Of 10000 changing
lands at I2j.
The strength in Reading attracted
attention early in the dav. owing TO
IS being in sharp contrast to the
Weakness in the list generally. The
market opered with a rally from yes
crdays decline but before noon the
1etter tone gave way TO renewed
'narish sentiment and the decline ue-
anne violent
The fncEn- cu the exchange 1or.
.c.rd ou decentralization with OK
rsmr heavy I.quida Jon ami declines
ar many ISSUES tu the luwe.t point of
Dee year Hartman shares ami
Pes d, ln what Is called the Standard
,ii group were notably sensitive 10
reSsure and this fact emphasized
3e sgength Of Reading and tre
ala-irc firmneSs Of Morgan aud HH
.acks
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-03-07

The boom iu prices following 4he
Reading advance came after many
months Of aimnsf constant declines
Hundreds Of bankers are facing
loss 81 the buIk of lkcir fortunes
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-03-07
SHOWS VASTNESS
Of !. {. PROBING
THOUSANDS DUE STATE FROM
BRIDGE EARNINGS AND M. g.
O. TRACkAGE HERE.
MANY LEAKS" FOUND
Show That Illinois Central Owes Over
$5,oo0,000 Under Charter-la-
Vestigation to Continue to
Bring Out More Claims.


Springfield, H. March G.-Tn antict
patton Of disturbances when bills ap
r oprlating $I50000 for The Illinoi,
Central suit and the continuance 81
The invest cation are called upon soc,
ond reading Gov. Denecn today gave
| OFT detailed report of the findings
| OF accountants who have been con.
ducting an inquiry into the railroad
! company's books, Details thus given
are not numerous. but they indicate
bow the total claim of $5.315 900 is
made up, fourteen different items of
| loss to the state being shown, or
these the chi loss appears to be sus
tanned in inyes ments the Illinois Cen.
tral has made, on which il Is charged
1t does not pay compensation. the
amount being stated as $4,000 900.
The statement also contains an ar
gument showing why it was cessary
to have an adequate sum appropriated
for the continuance of the investiga-
ton, thist being designed to mee
charges thar there is no present &C
cas'on for anoth large allowance
tor the inquiry.
OPPOSITION All Up in Air.
Representative David Shanahan
chairman of the house appropriations
committee has announced that he Will
call The appropriation bills M tomor.
row. A small faction on the Republl-
can side is anxio-s to hit at the bills
and block the administration program
If possible. This faction looks for
support on the ID mocratic side OF the
house but the Democrats do not know
what they can do or what they want
TO do.
One plan was 10 fight for Il reduc
tion Of the total Of the two bills from
sl50000 to $4,000 Minority leader
Douglas aPttison may make an at |
tempt at this. The trouble is that the |
Democrats do not want to get into the
post on of defending the Illinois Cen,
trail. but this Is exactly the position
's'aSi do get into When they oppose the
appropriation for a continuance of the
IT is to make this trouble more an.
parent that a statmcnt showing tho
amounts due the state has been is
sued. 1t gives fourt en- different
tens, as follows:
afro bridge earnings s....S 10000
'roight diverted by Forrcs-
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-03-07

PUBllclTY--the force that builds
up great enterprises---can do "iittIe
things" too;' such as selling that
horse and carriage, or that automo.
bile, or that musical instrument for
you.
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-03-07
Period for Best.

When holiday is most needed Is
bc dsg after q hc,idas
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-03-07

tcon,lalsi ea sseoui Tase)
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-03-07

Ccssclu5et on Thir PsgsJ
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-03-07

Concluded % Third Psgs-1
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-03-07
A MERCHANT NEVER uses lara

space IN his advertising unless he has
store news Of real importance 10 you
to communicate.
The Vinita daily chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1913, 1907-06-15

children sleep. As a general thing
woman has not cot very clear idea
q mathemaric. The moving Of a par
tition Is simple thing "a her esti-
matioa. she can see Row It could oe
see over a foot ar two ana make The
room a little larger. hat she dou't see
the diGcully behind the partitisn.
Josh Billings recommende6 Wehster's
dictionary n the following way: Ny
friend Webster has writ book. he
calls Il Websters Unabridged Die
ti0n4ry. a history OF the English LAM
zuage. or how one word leads 70 an
other Il Josh Billings could have
described how womAn's change ia
a house plan brings trouble down pa
TIE head 81 tte contractor and how
one q her chanses lads 90 another.
he probably might have invented some
comicsl way az describing g. Z have
often known workmeu DO talk hgnriy
y such iuterferelces. bat J never
The Vinita daily chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1913, 1907-06-15

Although this Is a onest0ry cottage.
Il "a not a very small aHair X is S3
feet vide by 50 feet long and contains
hve rooms downstairs with an QppoE-
funity 70 make couple Of good bed
rooms On The door above The cost
of the house VIII depend very much
on local conditions. but il wlA de-
read more on the tastes and require
ments of the owner Il is NOT "a ex-
pensive iioase necessarily The
ARREST timhers are 0Hiy two hy eight
and tie principal framework is bailt
up with two bY four sc4ntlings and
the trimmings are such as may bs
bought h any timber yard
Some men in building a house select
plan. let the contraet ana 80 aNaE
about Sheir other business until the
house Is finished. hut there are a
great many other mea who are con
srructe1 on different lnes. C0ntrar-
tors call them fassy. but I call them
particular They want 70 see what
kind of material goes INTO the house,
and they want to know whether a nail
goes into each flooring ioist Or wheth-
e. 8 faJriug strip Is put down. In a
hurry with one nail 70 four i0ists
While Investigating tie laying of the
floor this kind of a man IS also inquis
five about the tonguins He wants
to know how often Il Is mashed in
with the head Of an aaz
Then. there Is a class of fellows
who follow the construction closely.
and study the plan as the work pro-
crosses ana who find out every day
thar they wonld Eke sometftng : Iii
tie diHerent They want q hard wood
floor ii the parlor. or din.nEroem. Or
both and they want litrie wider win.
d0w il the sirting-room Then the
wise wants a change In partitions be-
tween her bedroom ana wheFe the