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Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1907-05-16
keutervilIe.

VIM. and Herman Uhling went
to Cottonwood Sunday to practice
ball with the Cottonwood boys.
A. D. Williams went to Ramey's
mill Thursday, ON business.
Anto Baune and family visited at
Mr.. Luchtefeld's Sunday.
j. B. Kreiger and Henry Harthe
left for Moscow to serve as jurors
in the U. s. court.
Charley Meder started his brick
machine Monday. Charley intends
making seven or eight hundred
thousand bricks this season.
Chris. Waldman and family Wis
tied at Green Creek Sunday.
Owing to our failure to send in
news last week we now chronicle
the death of A. P. Tefft, which oc-
CURED the 9th. Mr.. Tefft was
widely known over the prairie.
w. Is. Hussman returned Thurs.
day from Lewiston where he had
gone to have repairs made on an
engine being used in Hussman's
mill.
Owing to the scarcity OF men the
mills have been compelled to raise
wages from 500 per day as in
former years, TO $3.50 and in many
instances higher.
George Uhlenkott has left for
Mt. Angel, Ore. His parents, who
resided here during the winter, will
return here within a short time,
as will alsO:Henry Ungrnnd, who
accompanied them.
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1907-05-16

Miss Elma Nickel gave a party
to several schoolmates last Thurs
day evening. AS usual at the
Nickel home, a very pleasant even
ing was enjoyed.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-12-28
eHIIDREgs COATS.

4 sew ehElrsa's GA ccats al rev.
fAis ssaaezs SYKES. regular rri-e
sfoo. % - as .......-.--- o.. .tl.f3
A .es az CAEdrsn's Coats IN crushed
vstrst. soisrs rlS. tgoWa ard xrey.
asss from 2 T. 8 years. forner price
s1as. u this sals a. ..-...--.. SIS
Chi1arsns Waite Bar Coats, sires =
t. { ysars. Al siss and s1t7
A fsw Chfla-er's Wki1 Bear Costs
EAas wefe $50. y thss sale a. 1888
a f. Ch8srsn= SIX Bear Coats ~
hiaes. rrexa ard hrcwn. 20 e.ose
e ...............-........ stss
Al 81 ctr ctndrsu's Mixed Clcth Goats
: slxss ffam 20 y years Ia this eieaa-
ap sac &c hall Price-
Al Cur Chlliren's Plain Clcth Coats
Il blae. broua. tan and red. IN thi ssis
e ezs-tkia1 81 from tie fcru<r Pyices
slses fron 6 g ! { years-
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-12-28
TOWELS.

We hare more Touaia thar usaai After
Christmas. aaa feel LAT ths prise -
70 - dsun n prop7rtSa 20 Cur gaaz-
tity, % that sAs foiio~ing prices may
Interest yea nsrs thHa ever tstoss.
one u. 81 good largr cotion Towels.
cur s. Torsls, now a., eaeh. .... <
ous y; Of Bieaehsd TuFkisA Tews.s.
tks kini tat seii a. .Ho for sc.
noW q, each .-..----.-......-..- -
isc Linen Hsekabsizk Tovels. zow.
each. -.....--.-------.--- nc
Linen Hrek ToEeis. o.s gard to
i-ehss ioug b. - inshes viGs, noE
e. bat ......-.-........... -
gNokies ~ siKe.l
All of our Christnas Tcrsis that we're
Sc ard Coz. come il hoth Hnek aud
n4mask. scms are sailed. nos a. -
fTaese sell for coEmotes and ba-
reaEs
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-12-28
WASH GOODS.


Ore ~ AZ Fieeeed Fisznsiettes fer
wrappsrs Rni he1se gowns tAat "a
lei<e WOW az ...s---.-....... &c
Several pieces o. Doubis-fois Cisnfli4n
Pad. that sod fos lee Nov e 71ss
Al 81 our Psuszx Pizidk = Nossa
coioTs, cur 1oe elsiA, noa -, pr
yard cnly -....-..-t-.--.-s... .iie
All a cur Marlboro Fisecrd Geods faE
kinoaos and waists TAT were l5s-
noe ~ ..---s.s--.----.-.s AAs
Our DuYe,t FIanzs's for wrappers and
kiucros. cur 2oc eicth. nea 81. IS
Assorted ooiors IL &c Six Maslins.
These are beng bcukat for searis.
Now, 70 sicse. 81 ..........--... ise
Several styles IN i2tse ard ise Gis~
aams These viii 70 TIE very Grst
thing a. this price, they are -
cheap. Nov, per yard. ..-...s. tQe
One snail 1t d lse very hae Gsng-
h1n. Now, With the ahoss rs, per
Lot of invisible Checked Eoifes il
hrown, re<td4. pax. red and light
blue. This seasoas &c zoa.s- VII
make be4utiiui dresses Ter spriHg
and sumner scar. NetklaE belser
a. Pc Nov. % eiose. e ..-..-.- ist
Thrse designs Il Col0red Mereerizei
Waistia-s with SIX embroidered
spots. Cur 25c gsoas Soe IS Is
Oue snail iot Of s0-iass vsry bass
winfssr Pereals il eeIors. or IKE
grade, noN a. ..---....s.-- g
All * osr yRrd.wide, very best l5e
Perraies il this sale e ...-. 1875
This assortment viii be broken
early IA the sale
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-12-28
tuIasEB saKS

Tbsss Co'afef siiks eons II dress pat.
terns snl e thsss Friees tsr EsN, d.
sirahis Si4ks are cheaper ttsa ws lave
ever soi2 tlsu-
All ~ osr Celore1 silks that we're
fico pr yar4. Ess a emily .e9e
ASSERTED FastsFEs And - oppof
tualty 90 b4y six very rkeaPl
sfiks faF Waists Is risi&s- stripes ard
small 6glxss shas wsfs Tse, ncw AZ &C
These that wsrs sloc nsw at -. &c
These eome gzise = aags short 81 pay-
isg the cost
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-12-28
LADIES' BLACK COATS.

At ss.so are fsw Black Coats 6itv
foehes ioagi value, So = thls
sale a. .-.--.------....--.- ~
We have lev Z7.inch Co4ts IN blask.
large sins In this sale 8. o-e-kaIf tie
former price.
Il this sale are a few Back Goats,
tight fstinz. Tired ttrouzhout. Goats
tbat sod 70. $500. TO sioss a $500
Our fsg lire q B,ack Coats Is IL Ills
sale a. special prices to close
We have 0as % tie largest ard best
lines a Ladies Fer and Quiitsd-.1ae6
Coats With deep fu- cellars We hare ever
shown. All % into this sals a. Fetaesd
priees.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-12-28
CRASHES.

Ons 70. q ls-lneh CQttsa Haek4huzk
~ tie yard. Regular prae ies.
Bow AZ -s-.-.r..-s.-. ss.-f 3
Ons u % lt.infh 81 pare 1asa Crab
nov Az .tsss- >
ore 70. q lsiueh al iiren plala waite
Crash withoui q bsrtsF. ere e tie
ksst Craskes made Cor taeels and
dish sipsrss cur best iztzzs Crash.
anl uoaia no. . high at ~ Now
a. sees W sss : - e q -
loniy limited auantlfy,l
livery piene 81 Crash Il or stock i
marked down for this sac.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-12-28
MISSES e0aTs.

A fsw uisssA' Janior Goats In Sizes
u. IS aBa y. mixsa Seoas =
e-ase 4s .----..-.--t.--. 49,
A lss MsssF Goats in plain art
mixel e.ath. IT, enileTr csf. az half
prles. Thsss EeEs a. extra salns ~ he
regular pries.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-12-28

A Iaaies' E'stris SEAL Cat. nae a.
car h*st Hakss. aniy usrfiwl ise1a
iAss se2ssa, wAs S9ape. - tAit IAie
IS tAt s.+s.s.4s.st..ssst "tF -s-sl-&
A soarss Il Electric Sal Coats gaFrirE
from iAst sxssam. crs 81 rur neas
nAkfa an8 = Ere qrAiity. Tia prler
80 $780, ba4 iAsy - II t.A
aafs & ............t....... $500
A esap.s & DARK hleniel Rat Coats n
.A.ax stsies Ihsss are ~ b<st val.
Gee ne ever o1cftt IN a Coat, VII
wszr Aks ifea- ~ fcrD4r Frire
uas ts7s1. Neg isr ...-...-. .tfo.oo
Al q car t<fter Cats II sisctrs
seal ue are putiiag Ints tAls na'e a.
special pFiesa-
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-12-28
!. P. ABBOTT s co.
A. p ABBoTT s CO. a. p ABBOTT & CO a. P. ABBoTT Co a


fvecO columns a help ms re
ia greater cut prices u1n We made sn as ~ @
viii woq the things advertised THURSDAY and add '
on unta dwremc
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-12-28
LADIES' FuR ePs.

Al a. e1r F1eetrts ani Ba4ic Seal
Caps = ints tAia 49, A. ..-.. .t19s
F Fefmrr rEies uat S3a.-
Al ss sar SIS qualiiss 20 eless
Are .........--......... --.-.---t1Ss
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-12-28
LADIES' TAILORED SUITS.

All q CIR Lazies' Taii0red suits In
esic1s ard hlssk are CT Ente thss sale
Al prices whieh vii interest say who
WsEt . coed Sult.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-12-28

SsvuraI rsaess e iztze aad lse Hsn,-
barzs. sore sfs slightly zsiled Ygtu
choke tAls szis. rsz yard --..-.9'
Al HaubuEgz Fsfsuesd il pries.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-12-28
ILgLE nAnAsK.


Tkh January sais = ths tine tAat
tts ma5arity q la.hrs huy fAriF years
supply u Table Liaaa. ard Ais sais vsii
- ths rFsaisst orsortmity tAAt yea
Save egsg ka4 % safr = dollar. an =
tie aans tine 50 fslatls Inca. tAs
kIna taas rsaH saa has > ,atIsfastory
salsa
Our eolrrh az pure BleacAst flnsa
Damssk that We sci sos e.. aow
- t1t .......-.-..r-stss. -
oar stis.h al Ilnea nisashsd pan-
ask that vs eel a. IS, roH e.. Sc
OR 7s-insA al Lace Biesshr4 Dan-
ask tat uas flno sow at ......7ss
Oar = l-,h rtsy hsavy nsashed Dan-
AK tkst vs Ell Ter $50. E1w,
pr yar1 ..-.-..-..----..-..- ssisls
Our 7z.iash sxira hsavy Dcuhlt Dan
ask. a SEQ saine IA two patterns.
neN at .......-.--..----+.. .s4-ts
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-12-28

one ~ 81 heavy al Insn Nzpklns.
our regular siEo Nap<ias, 80
Nnrkina 21 inehes sqaass wisa 81
wedge clsss. our s2.ss NaFkiaa. aew
AZ ...s-ss~~ssr-*stts. sssss*sss sAsss
We have several sualisiss i Cd a.
.irns * Narkins Is h1sh meisum an4
ara siaes AZ lesa than they cost = -
buy
lThs.. a %. nalsA slalhal
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-12-28
esaDREKs DRESSES.

wat us lave lsEt Il ChiHrsa's
Dresses 20 nso tkis sals a. haIz- prses
% close.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-12-28
These Goods

Were advertised in Thurs
days paper
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-12-28
Our Workingmen's Trousers!

Our Workinzmeus Trousers have whole Of snd Tor
M,nv onssn has tod Is z n never
satisfactory pa 81 Worknr unnl he rd Of He
DUTCHESS The Touser know anything about builds
these Trousers sp order We sess inc most durable Irouss
fabrics made and thea have correctly se bar
room where room They strongly made and doubE secured
At ali points where sran Wen simply conserving cur Work
nrsas Trousers ohiaz has been omitted that would better them n
syIe eO-nsor or durabiary sf0OtO 81 90 PER PAR.
We ca.au Pre-. Repair clsAaa< Far ca.s 70 Rsa.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-12-28
These Goods

Were advertised in Thur
days paper
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-12-28

herhedT naayno il aH
ind Ladies' Or
Flannel
Of less than Il
eluuo rice Now is you
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-12-28
SLACK slKs

farl wsAs Hack IaHesa STA. This u
eur nusd slan ard fAat Sc Aase soiI
81 nueA e fof sl23 Asw a. the
very low PRES q ....s..sss-.. 90
Naf1 side hark TaastM STA wiih
gresa sikes OR $50 TaHeta. nos
- - sis
lard eide SustAaa Black Eaeef& SIX.
~ Imported Frsueh ~iIk. csF very
best 81 - slik. Nau IL this sale
a. oaiy .........-...s...-.s... SIS
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-12-28
usIEs' WAISTS

Al wa.iia Waists ssw At salt-Friss-
tltN AAie~s t9f ...ss=s.-ss.s.s--r ~
LeN y sttts foF =.sssss*s.ss-s...sf
u7s Waists FER .......-....-. s7s
sgoo Waits fox ................ $40
s2as Waists Ter ....----.------- i-49
Atwood and Msfnsrirea Waists that
psrs - ana slis fer .....-.-... 7Ss
SIS Waists for ...............t SIS
$3.50 Waists isr -..s.-........- siss
Every Waist nsaFked down-
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-12-28
These Goods

Were advertised in Thurs
days payer.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-12-28
A.P. ABBOTT & CO., BARRETT.
TALK OF THE TOWN.

CTearanee sale a Abbatss.
Tenenat aud barn 80 Fsas- A. =
Batehnh5eF.
City Aaesloa Eaaals arsn eTsTT evsn-
frw 45s weak. PriEase sale only.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1907-01-07
Underwear


Heavy Fleece Lined. Extra Heavy,
Weight Shirts and Drawers, Mon.
strous Sale Price ,aee
$3.50 Mems Red and Gray, All Wool,
Monstrous Sale Price ......s1.ae
$3.50 Mems Red and Grey, All
Wool, Monstrous Sale Price, s4e
SIPS Mems Red All Wool, Mon.
strous Sale Price ..........esc
LADIES',
Soc Ladies' Extra Heavy WEIGHT
Ribbed Underwear, Monstrous
Sale Price 1ec
Soc Ladies' Extra Size, Fleece Lin.
ed, Monstrous Sale Price ....24c
cHILDREN's.
75e Ladies' Full Bleach, Fleece
Lined, Monstrous Sale Price, 4sc
s1.25 Ladies' All Wool, Ribbed and
Plain, Menstrors Sale Price, SOC
Soc Ladies' Woven Corset Covers,
monstrous Sale Price .....1s
s5e children's Fleece Lined, Heavy
Weight Underwear, Monstrous
Sale Price .1se
2se chlldren's Woven U~ndervest,
Monstrous Sale Price ....12He
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1907-01-07
Hosiery
MEMS.

zoe Fancy celored Figured Socks,
Monstrous Sale Price ........7I
Csc Mans SILK Embroidered, Mon.
strous Sale Price ...........e &c
Csc Mems Black Fleece Lined, Mon.
strous Sale Price ...........eHc
s5e Mems Wool Extra Quality
Monstrous Sale Price ......17c
LADIES AND CHILDREN.
Toe Ladies' Fast Black, Paten,
Foot, Monstrous Sale Price AZ
15e Ladies' Fast Black, Full Seam.
less, Monstrous Sale Price BE
35e Ladies' Grey M%erino, M~onstrous
Sa'e frice .11c
6oe, 75e "onyx" Black Hose, Mon.
strous Sale Price s4c
&c children's Fast Black, Ribbed
Monstrous Sale Price ........ac
Csc children's Fast Black, Full
Seamless, Monstrous Sale Price
$50. 1900. lie
a5e Misses Gordon Dye" Ribbed,
Monstrous Sale Price .......1 7c
4oe Misses All Wool Black Hose,
Monstrous Sale Price .21e
35e Maid Of Athens" Misses Hose,
Monstrous Sale Price ......1 er
25e soys' Heavy Ribbed, Seamless
Hose, Monstrous Sale Price, Tic
Csc Infants All Wool Hose, White
and Black, Menstrous Sale Price,
....'.. ....... go. .......11s
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1907-01-07
HOUSE FURNISHINGS.


35e Window Blinds, Monstrous
Sale Price .1ec
Soc Window Blinds, Monstrous
Sale Price sac
S1.oo Marseilies Bed Spreads, In
heavy weight and quality, Mon.
strous Sale Price .......... 5sc
s1.5o Heavy coIored comfortabIes,
Monstrous Sale Price sec
$500 Extra Weight Grey Blankets,
Monstrous Sale Price ......es
$1,000 and $500 Down Comforts,
In French Sateen covered and
guaranteed genuine Feather
Monstrous Sale Price .......Ss.ea
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1907-01-07
The Best and Greatest Values on Earth y

be a sale without parallel a remendomt stock emerged Into meg grand offering and all gong for less til
tss SALE Excursion on III Railroads Never again will you'll HAYES such gdm oppotuntyo dw lin
any sale @rh dd in West Virginia and also the very largest we ourselves any oee vr ATTEMPTED
peb beginning WemesdgJ January 9 at ockkA M at HERMAN & CO.'S anmm w va The,
mont w Va, Janmy9 BE- o'clock A M, and will last 10 lays My Remember no potpopenentN m
wrecked in every line AL MAIL ORDERS PROMPTLY FILLED
The state herald., 1907-04-26

catnrrh. who was disposed to be In.
dignant. and the porter who had ! cen
dispatched with the cigars was called
up. lie said that he took then to
the Office and handed them TO mes
songer. who promised they should bo
delivered without any delay. They
had not been. however. and II bee ime
necessary TO investigate the mystery
An explanation came next ,iay.
when the other friend with name
sounding like that OF tho sick man
called on the druggist and thanked
him for what he thought had tecn
n present to him. lie wanted TO And
where he could procure another box.
as he had used all OF these. There
was u peculiar flavor TO the tobacco.
he said. that he liked very much. Hc
didn't know they were mcdicatcd
cigars until the druggist told him. and
the matter was set straight by the
other gentleman being promptly sup.
piled with his catarrh remedy. and
then they all enjoyed the joke.
The state herald., 1907-04-26
new YORK WOMEN OUT
AFTER ENJOYS SCALP

she will return TO Sweden and bc
presented TO the king.
MIR. Graves stated n deliberate nm.
truth when he said did not offcr
evidence OF an invitation to be pre-.
sentcd TO king Oscar and that did
not have the proper credentials" dc.
ciarod Mrs Won clausscn. when
shown tho dispatch from Stockholm
TO tho eject that Minister Graves had
written an open letter explaining tho
controversy. 'lIc knows was In.
vitcd TO be- presented 10 tho king, and
he says what II false when he states
had nothing To indcDtify mo. had
n cablegram from President Btlrcs OF
one of tho leading trust companies Of
New York"
Mra. Won Ciausacn intimntod
strongly that perhaps Mrs. Graves
was jealous Of the gowns Mrs, Won
claussen wore. and that that fact
might have operated 10 prevent Aer
husband presenting an American ~
itor TO the Swedish king.
The state herald., 1907-04-26

MRs. IDA NJ. Won cLAussEN. who
Nl came all the way from Stockholm
prepared TO upset Uncle Sans dlplo.
matte corps because Minister Graves
would not present her at King Oscars
court, even when Oscar, whom she
had "jollicd" at wicabadcn. was lust
crazy 10 sec hcr"-got as far as the
wai,ingroom nj the White House with
her complaint the other day.
She couldn't even get M far ns
Secretary Loeb. who sent mn aHaialant
out TO meet her and direct her auavc.
iy TO tho state department, There.
upon Mrs, Won ClauAaen retired from
the White House. after leaving a com.
niunicaiion requesting that the presi.
dent appoint commission 10 inquire
into her sanity before she proceeds
further.
Mira. Won Ciauasrn Ia much In earn.
cst in rroclalmlns her grievance. aud
believes that what Hhc regards ~ an
Insult 10 herself was an Insult to tho
whole American people, She declares
The state herald., 1907-04-26
Washington Day by Day
News Gathered Here and There
at the National Capital

green vegetables the path Of the fat
man who wants to reduce is made
easier.
To fat ones the government says:
Eat little, sleep little and drink less" +"
To the thin man 1t says: Drink all
yon can, eat all you can and sleep
as much as you can"
The thin man who wants to get fat
must eat and drink everything that he
can stomach. He must eat plenty OF
potatoes, bananas and bread: most
important, he must drink before and
after his meals.
The experts say 1t is principally
what person drinks and not what he
eats that makes him fat. Fat is
mostly water. it is asserted, and the
more water or other liquids person
slows away the more likely he is to
gain weight.
Above all. thin person who wants
to spread out must sleep ten or eleven
hours a day. A nap after each meal
is offered as an excellent inducement
for fat to come and stay. On the
other hand. the man who is trying to
lose weight is advised that he keep
moving after meal to thwart the
dread adipose.
The state herald., 1907-04-26
SWELL SOCIETY BARS
THE PERRY BELMONTS

Jockey club. Turf and Field. Coaching
club. and similar organizations in tais
country, but he is a member of che
Reading room at Newport and vas
one of the two Americans elected to
the Paris Jockey club. To cap the
climax Perry Belmont is president OF
the Allied Hunt club. OF which the
Chevy Chase organization is sub
ordinate member.
The divorce records Of the Belrnonts
is believed to have something to do
with their rejection. Mrs. Belmont
was formerly Mrs. Henry T. sloane.
Sloane sesured a divorce from ser
In 1899, and she was married to Eel-
mont the day the decree was grarted.
Perry Belmoni also has divorce lec-
ord. He married Miss Sarah Walt
ing when he was a young man. and
the two went to Paris on their we'd
ding trip. Mrs. Belmont came beck
alone and secured divorce. A baby
was born after the divorce was
granted.
The state herald., 1907-04-26
WRONG MAN, BUT HE WAS
PLEASED WITH THE SMOKE

A NONG the numerous employees OF
~ one OF the government depart.
ments in this city are two men whose
names. though they differ in the way
OF spelling them. are not altogether
unlike In the manner OF their pronun.
citation. Both OF them have the good
fortune OF being close friends OF a
prominent druggist. and the elder OF
the two has frequently obtained from
the medicine man supply OF medi-
Gated cigars. which he hnds to be- Of
value In giving him relief from n
catarrhal affection.
Recently he called on tho druggist
and requested him TO have prepared
for him a box Of the cigars. After n
fow days. not having received thom.
he wrote note inQuiring as to the
cause OF the inattcntion and received
word In reply that the modleated
s,ogics had been sent TO his oiilce scy.
cral days before.
The next thing was n call made Mt
the drug store by the man with the
The state herald., 1907-04-26

TT has developed that the Perry Bel
l monts have suffered rebuke In
their attempt to break into" Wash.
ington society. Mr.. Belmont has been
rejected as member Of the Chevy
Chase Hunt club. and this action has
brought to a climax a sensational So
cial situation.
The fact that there has been all
winter social campaign for and
against Mr and Mrs. Perry Belmont
into which all their New York connec.
tions-the other Belmonts. Sloanes
and Astors-have been drawn. makes
this social tempest OF wider proper
tions than those which are ordinarily
discovered In teapots.
What is, perhaps, the most curious
part OF the situation lies In the fact
that Mr.. Belmont is an active mem
ber OF many cubs far and away more
exclusive than the Chevy Chase. He
is not only member of the Knicker-
booker. Manhattan. New York Yacht
club. Metropolitan, Army and Navy
The state herald., 1907-04-26
FAT AND SLIM FOLKS
GET UNCLE SANS HELP
WAsHINGroN.-rhere are too

NYASHINGTON.-There are too
w many fat people and too many
thin people in the country, and the
government, through the agricultural
department, is conducting expert
msnts to show them how to strike an
average. c. F. Langworthy. chief OF
the division of nutrition investigation,
is conducting investigations which in.
clude dietary studies, digestive ex-
pefiments and various other things
In connection with food.
How to get thin and how to get
fat" are being experimental within
a course of dietary studies at the
University of Maine. at Orono, In that
state, under the supervision OF Prof.
C. ID. Woods, and at the University
OF Tennessee, at Knoxville, by Prof.
L. C. Waite.
These experiments were in full
swing before Secretary Taft entered
the cabinet, and therefore It cannot be
charged even In presidential cam
paign that he used his influence to
get the government to work on the
scheme.
Now is the time to get thin, the
governments experts believe. With
tLJ approach Of the summer and its
The state herald., 1907-04-26
A Good story on Andrew Carnegie.

a 4ooo story on Andrew Carnegie.
1t is no secret In Pittsburg that Mr..
Carnegie was consulted In the forma-
tion Of the list of the twenty-eight "un.
defled" citizens Of Greater Pittsburg
whose achievements in the field OF
morals and industrial competition
were celebrated last week ut the ban
quet Of the Pittsburg Chamber of Com.
merce. They do not go far In Pitts
burg until they consult Andy. When a
list Of the possibilities was laid before
him. he called for blue pencil and be-
gan slashing attack along the whole
line.
As he marked out one name after the
other-so goes the tale, on the author
ity Of well-known citizen of Pitsburg,
now In New York, familiar with the
facts and friend of Carnegie from
boyhood-the ironmaster chanted i'm.
pressively from celebrated psalm:
Who shall stand In the hill Of the
Lord?" And off went name.
And who shall walk in His holy
placer" on went another.
"He that hath clean hands" More
blue pencil.
And pure heart" Heavy marking.
which broke the lead.
who hath not lifted up his soul to
vanity? The name of very promi-
nent person with social aspiration
erased.
Nor sworn deceitfully." Pencil ex.
tremely active.
"He that putteth not out his money
to usury." Further rapid slashing.
Nor taketh reward against another"
Renewed energy.
|. Then name caught his eye, which
hovered grimly over II. The pencil
paused ut the nomen and prenomen OF
certain Scotch-American multimil-
lionaire, who has endowed libraries ga.
lore, who owns the underlying bonds OF
the model corporation, who would as
soon win money at bridge as In Wall
street, whose only regret is that he did
not sell certain property for twice
what he charged for 1t. The chanting
Of the sacred song went on
who sweareth to his own hurt and
changeth not" But the pencil left
that one name undisturbed, unchal.
lenged; and an expression Of pleasure
fitted over Mr.. Carnegie's counter.
nance, as he broke the chain of sacred
quotation with the wise observation:
1T is wonderful how these ancient
Scriptures eau be applied to modern
conditions"