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Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1907-04-05
Samfunoets Sfole.

Dor Stole Dana college &c 5ris
nitatis 5emindrium" bar igen / aar
aaaet ret soot. GleOdntalet bar
raret tilfreOsltiqenoe, % 4rbeioei
gar peret / goo 9drmoni baaOs /
college og Semindrium, feIo ON De
.eologiits 99rere bar oeret en- Vel
oberlasiet.
Nleo ,SnoIdmling til 29rsrlpn
oadl oct ligeleOes j9pnt og goot
f4emd0, ielo ON Der ganlte pitt er
'noole, Ser life bar laoet bere ira iig
enonu. De tommer bel NOT meO ON
emo / iioite R9tfe. Seq bar 5rO til,
at Ser / 4ar bill inofomme t%ilitrGttez
"a til 29rerlpn; o9 ieg bill beroso
rqe 5df til en6per, Der bar drbeloet
ae6 SroIfab for at ndd bet 9ooe
ReIultat. 9i uenter d%ltIud, bodO Del
Sag aneaar, at TONNE til aarsmsSet
/ @ouncil gluHs meo en- goo Rap
pert.
Den Der er cen Sag, ION BET
Qarsts 2p6 life sr gadet goot meo.
Der er nemlig tommen OF liot
9enge inO til Is6enos Il D.
9ifters 8dsfe.
9i bar en- Sdmfun0sbeitemmel :,
inn tiger: yaasien, iom benGOnes
.Qpbenoe uoaifter", bIioer itadenoe,
"a Ser opfages ct 0fer til iamme en-
Gang ON adrst paa ale Steoer,
boor SamfunOets qr9Iter pirter. III
6enne aasie u0betales RepdrdtiOner
oaa Stolens 8pgninger, Insurance,
Direttionens Reiieuogifter 0. a. m"
mon Sen Sag fu[os
oare blepen gonfte gtemt
Obi Der sr til 0ato toitteret for
iun $1,000 til oenne adsie, meoens
llogifterne BAR pGret ca. 100000.
Oct er mig en- 9aa0e, boorfor man
paa Bette Smrda0e oil bol0e tilbdgs,
oa set 10 bog er en- ielDid9t sag, ii
oi life laosr 9pgningerne forfaloe,
men ligeiom andre goOe 9us6olOere
iproer Tor at o~e0IigeboIOe Gienooms
meme o. 6oloe Dem asiureret.
Sea forefldar osrfor, at Der / a1e
0lenig6eoer, boor Samfunoets prGs
ter pirter door Ser forben Inlet er
ejor), optages ct OTer eaer en- &ol.
left til .Qe6enOe uogifters ausie@
Orr fier0e Sgnodg efter gudIfe (oen
Is. 9(pri0. og at iamme inoienoss til
SamfunOets aasisrer inOen Den 10.
Mai 1907.
QdO os MI tage fat Og ie al ions
ale no ooer set oeoe puntt og
lie ldoe M SamfunOsgalO iims
pelt ben beo Dor Gfterldoenz
beo. ST Offer sler en- Solicit / 80
Rtnig6eosr bstpoer minOit $1,000 i
.gebsnoe llogifters ausis", Og oct er
qanite forIpinoenOe for Sen enfelte.
Giu nj bort 5olt. ION eliter boz
Sfole, en- aejligbs0 til at l9gge osnne
.i1e 9doe, og Ri ifdl ie ct berligt Res
iuftat.
l0erren slifer en- glao GiOsr. og
ban Uil life, at bans MenigbeO ital
i9ite 89lo.
grpOerIig 6ilien,
s. 5. aif6iig.
Racine, Dis., 2. Qpril 1907.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1907-04-05
Sort llngOOmsarbejbe.

9ige iiosa jeg laite fprite 4rtitel
nm ungoomsia sen. bar ieg fol- mig
ti.Tt1noet til u 5iDe ct Sr0 moo +;
Saget.
ltngoomsidgen er not o9ro at taqe
gennen for. S%pprgsmaalet ON
ungoommens rette 2eoelIe, oens Sc
barelie ! og for airten iamt Nns
9pgtigggrelie for 2iOet ipnes mig
.1tte attuelt / Dor 5io emo npse1
Sinoe fpr. Santen bar unoerii5
greben ON Jig inoenfpr bele Den fritz
ne Deroen. Bort 6eorelano itadr
it.s tilbage / iaa 9enieenoe. Men
ri ital nu for oct fsrite 6egr9nie %
iii 4meritd.
Stuer Ri liot omtring os Der, iad
Ter Ri, at De foritelige 4irteIamfunO
6Osr for fig gsr ct fort ungoomsz
arbejoe, foruoen ben fore aImin0sz
Iige Organization nYoung Uen5
Gbriitian QsIociation". Der er If
fert @run0 0erfpr.
Del er &irtens Sitting iom 5riz
firte Der / 4merifd, Der neooenoiggpr
ct trafttgt ungoOmsurbejoe. t0por
Der er Stats= e1er 6olfetirte Jon
6Jemm / 0anmart og mango ANDRE
Ste0er, er 5orboloet meget forifeligt.
Der bar De life alene 2ejfigbeo men
sigefrem Qnle0ning til at gi0e
8srnene en- temmelig grunoig Feligis
misunderstanding / Qlmue Ttolen. Ser
oeo Ri, oct er anoerle0es. &unoe
airfen Iaa enooa = Tom Der iaa ofts
Far D9ret bda0e TAFT og I~trepet ON
= ielb bape taget Dele un0erOisnins
ger | 6aan0, - men life ret mango
Wenigboer / bort airteiamfun6 er /
Stano BERTH, og Ri er 10 ne0t til at
;a0rstte ps efter 5~or6olOene, ri leOer
UNDER. Sg Set er netop oisie 5or=
bolo, Der ger ct it9rtt og Ioliot ling
6omsar6eIoe fra airtens Si0e Ida
neoDenOigt. 3bi bore unge Mennss
fer, Tom oeo Ronirmationen bar afz
lagt Den goOe 8efenOelie, er / Reglen
ali for oaarlig u~orufteoe til at gaa
2ibet | ben @erOen, oe gaar no |,
! Msoe. Def forefommer mig at
59re Spnspunttet, bOorfra Ri maa
il paa bort llng0omsarbeioe. Der
tan iuu les til fOrlelige Sioer, baa0e
til n9eroen" Og til De mango andre
a~irteiumfunO o9 g~etenoeIier, fom
pmgiDer os.
Oct, jeg faa n9rmeit fglts mig tils
ftbnoet til. BET bar at pege paa, bOaO
jeg BIZ taloe Grunolinierne
Tor bort llngoomsarbejoe. Seq mensr
nemlig, at Der ogIua Der iom ale
Qegne er nOget, Di fom Samfuno
taroe bore enige ON. og nDget dn0et,
iom maa oberldoes til ben enteltes
Sribso. ngnigbe0 | oct D9fentlige,
Gribeo | bet ubaientliss. aarlisbeo
| att"
airten ffal I TT 1ngoomsarbsj6s
r9re Zig fefD. @i ifal iom
nanff lutberif 8irteiumfuno oare %
ieio | bort ungoomsarbejoe. Oct sr
life ct nationalt, men ct fonfess
fionelt 4rbei0e, bi ffal gre blanot
De unge. Mrbejoet fan bel ogIaa fa1
fit rationale prng; tbi Ri Hammer
10 fra en- Nutton og CT inolemmeoe i
En- anoen, og insen uf Delene fan s1er
Hal bi gre % uafbrngige nf. Wen
bet trifsIige og 8efenoefien er os ffal
ror oct fbrffe. Oilers fortaber 81
% | Wtr6en oe miifer Dor 1etponin5
iom. .Sor6en3 Golt1 o. ~Wer6ens
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1907-04-05

Steo too Ger lite; Oct par for mig
allere0e en- ubpg9eligbeo.
Nd, ppt! flyer mduife EN- % anoen,
er oct noget at tribe ON; oct er 10
roget ganite alminoeligt. at Der uos
breoes Soeialiitblaos iaa bel IOm an
Or: BLADE. 4d 10, isg ipnes oeri at
i en- OprsrsaanO, en- Opi9tiigbeoen5
4ano % ct 3ioernes 5e9n.
86i gluoet bar ~piitnot life al oe
e~lminoelige, ION biOtil er uotomne;
Oct in0ebolOt ligefrem en- 5iIfpnoelie
CO Nppel til ale, iom Oct par mulig
at fdd meo / famine 8omplot, til at
tribe oeres Naon for n9I tie Drummer.
2ltIaa en- 4ppel eler ltOfororin9
ira 9eoerne al bette pdrti til lite
.ungere at taale oen beItadenoe COB
% OrOen, life l9ngere, Iom gldoet
aOirptte Jig, lace fig unoertrptte og
rusiinere, men qua pdd | %forenet
Stare for at afrpite Qdget og aft,
3pao Der oil binore 6olt al Den la
pere 8lasie / at gjere, bodO De bill.
"a Oct par tun ct 5i0sipergsmadl,
6oilten Dag man b%egpn0er at ipsrgs:
yOdar On meo os2 elers toiter Oct
Qlbet." Gaer: a8il ou qua frem meo
% aO 8ionappingens 9ei2 ri mprs
ser % ri 6ranoer." 5 6Oert Sub
lud jeg bette iom ct 5oripil pdd,
91do Der mart oil tomme.
6olt bar MI l9nge bait gooe o1
ire0slige 3ioer. iI9r / bette al 8uo
tigt oelii9neOe aanO. M1an bar isgt
IL 6iem og 9elitdnO, og SorOen bar
siOet rigelig; men Oenne SUBS 600
eco bar oeso9rre life ret ldngt oirtet
Smoenoelfe, men oerimo0 sjner ma
lltatnemmeli94eo, Opietiigbe0 o9
fraitig Wo0itano imO0 9uo og Mens
nsifer.
ga, men bpa0 fan nogle faa iii
Tinoc u0rette? Tiger man maaife.
5da 3ufinoe! 6pao flyer man ON
foruoen SociaIiiter ale Qrbejoerfor-
Sumo og bemmelige 5orenlnger Der
zen ooer. BERTH aatolifter. iom lanz
&c far itadet rltitet til 6alien meo en-
Masie 6emmelige 9aaben. o~pbeOaret
/ hsres airtsr. So. Be mangIer Blot
eeres 2eOer. 6oOsoleoeren. rNt
Spn0ens Menneife".
So, oct latter iitfert 40 gnNen.
getragier man gi6elens 5oruoiis
gMe.ier ON Sor0ff9lp, iaa mda Ri Il
e. at Taaoant fer ogiaa; berom tuns
oe tiIfejes en- Del mere, men BET fdlr
III oare not, % iaa fan 10 snbOer
ie!D tilfeje i'm aommentar. Bare Ell
Gaining til. Mdn f~ortalte mig, at
paa Steoer ! 9eititaterns funoe man
life faa Qrbejos, uoen man Oiloe gaa
mo ! en- Union" eler Q~rbejOerfprs
enEns. 8ette brdgte oen 5ante frsIn
Bog mig, al ser ital tomme en- 5io.
Sd man life lengere tan tsbe elsr
'Rlge uOen 0prets MRrte*)
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1907-04-05
gag 59ngfetsBitret.

Seq Ipaoiereoe iammen meo en-
HejIef9ae / en- al 8eitens iterre 9per,
ii Ri ~pluOielig bleo foritprret / Dor
Sdmtale % tilraabt al nogle un9s
g~iennsiter ira en- ~tolo5Idl Stenbpg.
a.ne meo SernItanger for 8inouerne.
Ceres inoeilutteoe Stiaing og oerss
0tduOe at tilraabe 6olt pau, for
raa0te mart, al De baooe tabt | boert
Jal0 Den meIte 2@refrngt for 9uo q
4Renne fer; bette Ita0f9iteoes p0erlis
aere oeo, at man berte Dem tale ON
bsllige ling paa en- 6aanlig Wad0s.
ri peo at frsmfomms meo bdarrejiens
De Spergsmdal, iom: n60uO toiter
5Ieu til at lutte Selosoes Brand
meo?" Oct tpoeoe altidmmen PAL.
al De bar life bleoen nompgeoe BAG
9fengilets tDffe Wure.
Staftels Wlennelfer, oeres Sitting
Tar life ms; men oerooer. tantte
ia. buroe man life bobmooe fig o.
isle, iom man tun& Re neo pud Dem.
Gnarere maatte man 0a forboloe fig
iam en- TIFF preIt, Oa ban en- Sang
ida en- bliOe fert til 5engilet: ban
areO Og tafteoe 9uo, iom ba0Oe ipas
tet BAN fra at tomme Der, til Sroos
fnr, at 8oniteten / BAN bar DaIentlig
Der famine.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1907-04-05
Saint paul 8anen."

Saint betpoer 6eaig, Idd plot jsg
Tortaar, oct oil altiaa blipe pbeli9
gaul ganen". paulus bar not life
TENT, at nan en- 1900 Qar / 5rems
ti0en pilOe taloe en- gD % en- 8dne
pe0 bans Raon. st 8ionesbnro pm,
al 8er0en pil tomme til at b9ore o9
ere, 6oao De / 9irtelig6eOen lite dlti5
innes ON. Om 6relIeren beooer Oct,
al oe ifuIoe tetenoe. at ban er en-
6trre til SUB 5doers 9@re. Den
brad jeg iad eaers tom til at t9nte
paa, par, at oenne 9ane fsrte mig
biem; % alle Dem, iom ddnoelig tall
tommer inc pdd 81. paul ganen.
ipres itaoig bjemao til 9immelens
Glno.
9utber leote / ldnge 5toer efter en-
8one, Iom tunoe fere BAN bjem til
Sjemmet b%erooentil. t6dn bdooe rei't
poa 5ungiinoigbeoens 8ane. pa
2tngsrens og Selppinlernes 8ane,
9aa .gooe @erninger"s 8dne, men
tunoe life tro, at nogen at oisie 8d-
ner ferte BAN bjem.
I'll ii0it bleo ban al en- goo Ben
anpiit Ct. paul 8dnen. 5roen uoen
@erninger (Rom. 3. 80 bar Den fsrz
ie Station Tor 2utber Og for ale
ianoe 2utberdnere, boor pi fdn0t
6reo og 6oile / 9entepGreliet,
Sbnoernes 5orlaoelie; og Osrmeo par
pla 8anen, iom fsrer bienlao til
6immelen. gaulus IelD beifrtoer lin
Hcjie iualeoes: SITE at ieg er ale
rebe fulotommen, men jes jaeger oers
Os ct aHoet Steo tiger ban:
- ieg iler moo Wadlet beropentiI"
so ban tilrddber dae, iom bill bsre;
Border mine Gfterfslgere. LEGION
jea er ariiti".
) aortbeo blot bette: Derfor er ri
pad Reiis fra @uggen til @rdOsn,
Foroi Ri ifuIoe TONNE mo paa 5reens
8ane og naa 6jemmet tilIi0it.
9enlig 6ilfen.
G6r. SEMEN.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1907-04-05

klipsr Isnbt til Subifribsnier. inotil uotrpt7
tsIis Opfeelis mObtases al ubsiusrns, os al
golb CT betalt. | Spsrenshemmelis mso of
Soreneos Staters 9oitlops.
The Evening statesman. [volume] (Walla Walla, Wash.) 1903-1910, 1907-01-15
BARKER STILL At LARGE.
Youthful Outlaw and Jail Breaker
EIudes Pursuing Possess.

PROSSER, Jan. 15.-Sheriff Nc
neil and his posses are still out search
ing for Kid Barker and Bare. the two
prisoners who escaped from the jail
there Thursday night, but no trace
whatever of the men has been secured.
It is believed that Barker may have
friends who are hiding him, as with
tba extreme cold weather it would be
impossible for the men to remain IN
hiding without food for so long time
and the fact that every farmer in the
vicinity of Prosser has been given a
description of the men, and none re-
mort having seen them, leads to the
belief that they may be near by under
the protection of unknown friends.
The Evening statesman. [volume] (Walla Walla, Wash.) 1903-1910, 1907-01-15

put speculation on a legitimate basis"
1t is probable that a concerted move
ment to secure regulation by the fed
eral government will be put under way
very soon.
Carnegie Purveying Lemons.
When Andrew Carnegie, a year or
two ago. handed Father Knickerbocker
about a hundred assorted libraries,
with strings tied to them, straight
way a suspicion arose in the minds
of Gothamites that the laird of Skibo
was a purveyOr of lemons. Mrs. Rose
Pastor Stokes, the wife of the young
socialist refOrmer who a short time
ago refused his usual annual subscrip-
ton to the Y. NJ. C. A. because that
institution is conducting a series of
lectures on investments" declares the
canny Scot a sham philanthrOpist, in
spite of the fact that he is credited
with having given away $11,O0O,0 600
last year. What President Woodrow
Wilson of Princeton university thinks
/ hasn't yet been announced. AS the
story goes, about three years ago
President Wilson, in a perfectly inno-
cent way, invited the ironmaster to
luncheon at the university. Under the
spell of entertainment, Carnegie was
successfully touched for an even $780,
900. the estimated cost of great arti-
fetal pond to be called Carnegie lake,
which should make the sons of Old
Nassau worthy rivals of Cornell, Har-
ward and Yale in aquatic sports, and
President Wilson proceeded to pat him
self on the back as clever financiar.
BY the time the engineers got through
with nim and the contractors had start
ed work. however, he felt the need OF
! another guess. That 100000 was
looking like 80 cents. But the laird
was out of small change, and Prince
tons only resource to save her face
was an appeal to the alumni. During
the past two years these devoted sons
have contributed 100000 to the cost of
that lake. A month ago it was fin
ished, dedicated and named-Carnegie
lake!
Miriam Floats a New Trust.
day or two ago a pretty girl carry
ing a confident air. and one of those
dinky little handbags which women af-
feet. stepped into Wall street from a
subway train with a scheme which
made the youngsters. and even some
of the old fellows as we'll, sit up and
take notice. In the bag were $50 neatly
printed nj numbered tickets which
| Rad his wav: "For the purpose of
assisting in the completion of the mus
ical education of Miss Miriam Edwina,
l agree &c ply the sum in dollars OF
the number # this ticket. If this num-
Der should be the lucky one, and all
interests benz mutual, Elatrimony will
be considered. Miss Edwina explain
deserved and demanded two years in
Europe, and that the proceeds OF her
scheme would just about defray the
expense The odds were little hard
to figure, but the daring ones. after
the merest glance at Miss Edwina
trim figure, blue eyes and ruby lips,
shut their eyes and plunged on the
possibility of winning wife VITA d
bank account of $61,425. Even some
of the graybeards, it is whispered, for
got family ties for moment and took
chance. One young fellow who hop
| ed to get in on the ground floor by
buying early. paid s21O for almost the
; first ticket.
The Evening statesman. [volume] (Walla Walla, Wash.) 1903-1910, 1907-01-15

N and wished to attract custom. He
hit upon the idea of putting matrimO-
NAL advertisements in papers and in
the replies assigned his cafe as a
place of rendezvous, asking the recip-
tents to carry his notes in their hands
for purposes of recognition. AS a re-
suit fof several days his cafe was
crowded with guests. both male and
female, anxiously looking out for the
writer's of their notes.
The Evening statesman. [volume] (Walla Walla, Wash.) 1903-1910, 1907-01-15
TO THE PUBLIC.

i>otice is hereby given that Mr.. H.
H. Woods is no longer an organizer
for the Brotherhood of Owls. Having
lost all confidence in his integrity
take this method of notifying the
public that the Brotherhood OF Owls
will not be responsible in any partlc-
ular for his actions, and all persons
are warned not to pay him any monies
on account of the said Brotherhood OF
Owls.
H. L. LEAVITT,
Grand Executive.
The Evening statesman. [volume] (Walla Walla, Wash.) 1903-1910, 1907-01-15

The wildcat mining promoter, with
his glowing prospectus ana a1luring
circular showing enormous profis, on
paper, is again in evidence. The great
developments in various mining fields
within the past few months and the
given him the chance for which lie is
always looking to promote the circu-
latiOn of other peoples money toward
his own pockets. Meanwhile the re-
putable mining men, who realize that
this sort of thing hurts honest mining
enterprises and VINO want to see min
ing investments put on the same basis
as those in other forms Of Industrial
development, are gradually getting to-
gether in advocacy of some plan Of
public regulation. In a talk the other
day with a Chester Beatty, of NJ. Gug-
genheims Sons, the greatest handlers
of mining securities in the country. he
pointed out the three things nee
essary to put mining investments on
a safe footing so that the man without
technical knowledge may share in the
great profits of legitimate mining en-
terprises without the risk of losing
his money in wildcat schemes. In
the first place" said Mr.. Beatty,
comes the listing of securities through
a supervising committee with full pow
ers to determine which are worth list
ing and which are not. In the sec
Ond place there should be strict en-
forcement of the postal laws to pre-
vent the distribution of fraudulent adj
Vertising matter. In connection with
these there should be regula ton
through national laws, such as they
have abroad. requiring bOnafide rep
reservations on the part of promoters.
Great fortunes nave been made in
mines and great fortunes will be made,
but for the protection of the ordinary
investor something must be done to
put speculation on a legitimate basis. y
1t is probable that a concerted move
ment to secure regulation by the fed
eral government will be put under way
very soon.
The Evening statesman. [volume] (Walla Walla, Wash.) 1903-1910, 1907-01-15

first arrested the young man claimed
to be nephew of Rev. DR.. Whitworth,
founder of WhitwOrth college. This
was disproved. Sidney E. Holgate, who
pleaded guilty to stealing nuggest
chain from a man he slugged Novem-
ber 16 will be sentenced later.
The Evening statesman. [volume] (Walla Walla, Wash.) 1903-1910, 1907-01-15
How to Cure CnilbIains.

ITO enjoy freedom from chilblains,
writes John Kemp, East Otisfield, Me.
ct ann,v Bucklen's Arnica Salve. Have
also used it for sale rheum with ex-
ce,lent results" Guaranteed to cure
faver sores. indolent ulcers, piles, burns
wounds, frost bites and skin diseases
CSC at E. L. Smalley's drug store.
The Evening statesman. [volume] (Walla Walla, Wash.) 1903-1910, 1907-01-15
CARRIE NATION

certainly smashed hole in the bar
rooms of Kansas, but Billiards. Hore-
hound Syrup has smashed all records
as a cure for coughs, Bronchitis. 1nf1u-
enza and all Pulmonary diseases. T,
g H, Horton, Kansas. writes: u
have never found a medicine that
would cure a cough so quickly as Bal
lard's Horenound Syrup. I have used
it for years"
The Evening statesman. [volume] (Walla Walla, Wash.) 1903-1910, 1907-01-15
NEW eOARDER COMING.
North Yakima Forger Is Given Sen
tence Of One Year.

Edward Ross, alias Archie James,
young man convicted of forgery at
the recent session of the superior
court. at North Yakima, has been SEN
fenced to one year in the penltentl-
airy. Strenuous efforts have been
made to save the man from the penl-
Tertiary. His parents live in Seattle
and are highly respected people. When
The Evening statesman. [volume] (Walla Walla, Wash.) 1903-1910, 1907-01-15
KILLED WHILE COASTlNG.
Thirteen-Year-Old Boy Takes Fatal
Recess at Peone Prairie.

SPOKANE, Jan. 15.-While playing
during recess with schOOlmates,
.Adolph Beck, the 13-year-old son Of
John Beck of Peone prairie, was in
stantly killed. He was cOasting down
a hill by the Peone prairie schoolhouse
on a sled with several companions
and was thrown off. the sled running
over him and killing him instantly.
The boys father is farmer who
lives on PeOne prairie.
The Evening statesman. [volume] (Walla Walla, Wash.) 1903-1910, 1907-01-15
. BRIEFS OF THE NORTHWEST.


# is stated that 700 loaded Iielsn s
oors are stalled in the vicinity u
Everett, wash, on the Grea' No' INC :
road. o.o,,or
8 Schrekengost, a wood cnoppei'
10. found dead in his bed at Bear
Croe, camp. near Missoula, Mont sat
urday. ;++od
Judge Rigg, at Pasco, has commi..ea
nj, Worden to the reform school. Inc
The Evening statesman. [volume] (Walla Walla, Wash.) 1903-1910, 1907-01-15

tndn New Y Ork OF those eXlleS from
home and country who believe that
some other place is the only one fit to
i've inland refuse to prove it. Nearly
every state in the union, from Maine
to California, has its society in the me-
tropolis, and once a year the members
get together and drown their mutual
sorrow in libations to the only star
the flag that counts. The latest adj
1ition to this list of organizations is
to be made up of exiles from the var
ious Rocky mountain states, and is
being organized under the leadership
of Mr.. A. ]. Seligman, of Helena, ont.
Rocky Mountain club. It's object pur-
ports to be to provide a home for "all
former and present residents of Cali
'ornia, Oregon, Washington, Montana,
Idaho, Wyoming, Utah. Nevada, Colo
RADIO, Arizona and New Mexico" VINO
nay be wandering in the jungIes of
Manhattan island. If the promoters of
the organization succeed in evolving a
club that is really homelike to the
Westerner, its success should be as
sured. for there are always a good lo1
Of Westerners in the city. Hereafter
when Western husband announces
I that he is going to step around to the
club, it may be as well for his wife
to make specific inquiries, for he may
/ mean one close to the glittering lights
! of Broadway.
The Evening statesman. [volume] (Walla Walla, Wash.) 1903-1910, 1907-01-15
INSTANTANEOUS CLEVER.

inserts Matrimonial ADS" Naming Ca
fe as Rendezvous.
BERLIN. Jan. 15.-An original ana
successful advertising ruse has just
been employed by a man who opened
q cafe in the southwest quarter OF BEL
The Washington times., 1907-06-23
Joseph NJ Shoemaker Promoted
To Take NJ. NJ. Bearings Place

Joseph NJ Shoemaker. secretary OF the
eighth civil service district. with head
quarters at St Paul, MINI, has been
promoted from 1850 to s2.Oo0. to take
the place Of Milton NJ. bearing. secre-
tary OF the ninth civil service district.
who has resigned TO accept the position
OF assistant district attorney. IN charge
OF naturalization, under the Depart
ment OF Justice. DR.. Charles c. Hen
bricks, formerlyp examiner under the
secretary Of the second civil service dis
trict. with headquarters at New York.
has been promoted from 8, co TO 81 so
and assigned 10 the vacant position OF
secretary OF the ninth district. He as
sumed the duties OF the position last
Monday. after visit Of instruction at
the Offices Of the commission in Wash
ingtOnS
The Washington times., 1907-06-23
NEW WAY OF ASKING
A VERY OLD QUESTION

inviting a friend to quench his thirst.
Prof. Matchnikoff is a great student
of the white cells OF the blood He be-
lieves that they eat up the microbes
which would otherwise eat up the man
But at the Pasteur Institute II is dis
covered that a rabbit. after taking al
coholic drink. canot be rendered i'm
mune from anthrax. His white cells,
or leUcocytes. had lost their appetite,
and the enemy won. Thus now :"
writes a doctor. when ] offer to a
medical friend the various alcoholic
liquors which Eeep for my friends
benefit / simply ask: Would you
care to paralyze your leucocytes'
The Washington times., 1907-06-23
JOKE ABOUT THE LEMON
HAS HURT TRADE MUCH

1T is fact that that fool expression
about handing people a lemon is hurt
ing the lemon trade" said grocer.
People who really want to buy lemons
are afraid to ask for them. There was
a woman in here this morning who
hung around for quite a while after
making her purchases as If she wanted
something else. but she finally went
away without buying anything. BY
and by her little boy came in and
bought lemon. He said his mother
had intended TO get il but she was
ashamed to ask for It. There are
plenty Of other people In the same fix.
II will be good thing for trade when
that idiotic saying becomes a back
number"