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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-02-26
McD0NALD'S
DUTCH
CHOCOLATE
BONDONS
THE CONFEC,
TON Of THE
HOUR

- II, .o,, And German ty5 Sgs when n,
tba ~ you read one and not 49,
'h @ lots of difference, not the oths,
there's lust as m~ u'ti' Priced Ron
,,,s Dutch Chocolate inference J.
a. average klnd-witb ,55onbons "a
az y, fayor Of the Dutch enc, yne difer9,
the hour. . 'ne CONNECTION 4,
choco I nome with YOU a bor 4.
f or ar buy eisars-,-u,' Dc,A
ten ..n,, we and children. ny ue,
. Mcdonald is an exclusive
all Kinds of chocolates, 4''s maker q
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-02-26
SPIKE AND RAIL.

The short Line passenger dep 4rtment
received notice this morning, relative
20 the transportation OF the Tenth cav
AIRY 70 san Francisco. The second
squadron goo men, VIII leave Fort Rus
sell Wyo., March ], in q special train.
Whle headquarters and band and five
troops VIII leave Fort Robinson on thu
sano date. The command passes
through Ogden.
h. T. Jeffrey. president OF the West
srh Pacific railway. has issued olreu.
lar announcing that u, W, NJ, cutcheop
OF New YORK win become general
March 1,
pen, Nsf' Bancroft has gone north IN
~ private car on a business trip, 10 be
absent several days
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-02-26
LOCAL BRIEFS.

., nanls Clcarings--.Today's loo.,
ei r' amounted to Si,gga' Isi eant
last year. ''e same dsy
,,, Iatrolniiin Chambers De.,
nam Chambers, tho coloredu nra,al-Wl.
VINO was taken in with pns Snv,r.egan,
few days ago, died at 81 DsMH sni.9nia q
pltal Yesterday afternoon ''S rl hc.
was appointed about a ves snanbta
Clllei Sheets. when the SSar ago BY
Party took control of affairs Hihl 1e
Wds quito well known amopr .v MS, h
90rea population and belongssa' 'ie to-
n, OF +, lodge. He will he INV . Ne
der the auspices of the laltsS ' tal "
tiho OF The funeral has not Va s'i !. us
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-02-26
PERSONALS.

Frank McGmrln is able to be out
after "a weeks Illness,
g. A. Strevoll returned this after
noon from u Californian uip
Judge Colborn. president Of the Real
Estate association, has gone Ia New
York on Il business trip.
Mai. Charles j. HalIett Of Denver
spent yesterday IN this city with rela-
lives, en- route To Wonder, New, where
ho viii engage in prospecting.
Prof. }. n, clark 81 the United
States forest service. c. II. Luce Of
known minstrel. are guests at the
Kenyon.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-02-26
AFTERNOON ON EXCHANGE.

This afternoons sales Of lie regula,
call of the Mining Exchange were.
Nevada Hills, 200 az $40.
Beck Tunnel-70O at L9?E; 500
at 100.
Black Jack, 500 at 6S.
Colorado--900 at ?.iJis; 200 at
a.45.
Lead King. 900 at 2sIa.
Mountain Lake--5O at Of: 100 a.
90.
Seven Troughs-10O at 10; 100 at
al 200 Mt rs; 100 at rs.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-02-26
DIED,

cAss-m this city. Monday Fstp ~
William GAGS, In MS Nst ~ ~ IFda
residence Of bis digfJluts' ssor,tl, street
interInsnt, Aspen. Colorado
PRINoLE. AT "a north N 4Somas b
q 1901 OF heart disease XXI GPl1ngla
SON OF Lorenzo \. aud HarI'el ''
IN his 18th year ,.,, f1'ucsdayl, 81
a n M from he funeral egapp' Tmpl,
w, "ravlnr. n south Ntsll,
street interment IN city eeHe~'s'
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-02-26
TODArS MONEY MARKET.

New York. Fob. 26.--NIoney on cal,
i;ri,,, 4 Il Dj per cent; ruling rate, III;
closing bid, az offered at ~
Time loans, dull, GO and 90 Day,
5S4 per cent; slt months, 81 @5i pr
cent.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-02-26
When
Dr.. Graves
Tooth Powder

Is used twice-a-day you will have
white teeth, hard gums, clean
mouth, pure breath, good diges'
ton, good health, Listen TO your
dentists advice, He knows best
Ia handy metal cans or hottlss. soc.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-02-26
YESTERDAYS RECORD.

ltlshest ',.s'' ''i'-''ii--.s',,,,...'ti,
Lowest "'' '''''''''''-''r'i''.'''
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-02-26
RHODES SCHOLARS.

Out Of 215 Candidates 13s Passed +,
Record.
New York. Feb. 26.-An Ottawa Oh,
special to the Times says that Dr. c 4
Parkin, administrator Of the Pbs,i
scholarship here, announced last M,
the list of American candidat,s Y,
have passed the examination MI
University Of Oxford held thr0.r
the United States. out of 2Ijas.
dates lSs passed. larger prgo.z
than over before.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-02-26
TO CURE \ COLD IN ONE DAY.

Take LAXATIVE BROMQ Quinine Tab
lets. Druggists refund money II II falls
to cure. T., w GROVES signature l., on
each box. 2jc
The Boise citizen. (Boise, Idaho) 1906-1910, 1907-09-27

The disappearance of the third term sentiment IS the one p
ard ont in the Chicago Tribunes of Republican
editors and committeeman of the nation to the next presidential
candidate Rooseves strength less than at any time since his ee
on TO the presidency that paper states to different causes
IN different sections of the country In the Pacic slope states M
rdino all west of Rocky mountains the strong
Of the president especially his recommendation that Jap
ane enjoy the privilege of naturalization have greatly deprecated
Roosevelt stock president renews the recommendation IN MS
message will be doubtful if the states mentioned can
be held in for Taft and Roosevelt hnse woud DC ~
ont of the running if a candidate.
The Boise citizen. (Boise, Idaho) 1906-1910, 1907-09-27
oIsE, IDAHO, FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 27 1907

minded of the fact that the smaness Of the aperture
which admits the light determines the dsncness of the picture
When he rose and walked about he stopped than Also he
ambed or sambed at any rate employed curious gait which
he alone among created men, possesses produced apparently
by starting fall toward the distant point which you wish reach
and then trying to catch up with the rest of your body
We talked about politics and then talked about his personal
history How had his parents from Sweden this
try? Did he remember the Indians the Sioux Indians who orayed
and massaced southern Minnesota in the days Of his very early
chdhood How had he completed his education short when
he only thirteen? How had he learned enough become
editor by the time he twenty-five? How had he learned while
he editor to speak well public well that because OF
that faculty of speaking along with other fortunate circumstances
could become governor Minnesota foryhee the youngest
governor the has had And how had he felt when he was
invited go Philadelphia this year and become doctor of laws
University Pennsylvania How had he felt when he stood
Up to deliver commencement address that university the first
Western assigned that particular duty that particular
place not only but whose scholastic train
ing had ended long before he high school proficiency little
country school very frontier Of the scholastic world?
He my questions pertinent and mpenent manner
ery simple had expected after observing his curious
personal popularity with kinds and classes of people that he would
be somewhat effusve He is Rather the contrary
Friends and nghbors up and talked to him during that our
first interview all of them he and consdera
but not decidedly demonstrave Johnson makes you feel
familiar with him. he very dgnhed with you As one of his
political friends told me- e awful good mixer but isn't much
of olier."
And take the reader country from Frotenac to
St Peter We can't what the governor said about himself Ills
statements are only be followed up In St Peter however,
almost any Johnson For should be set down here that
an essential part of John onson popularity that it begins with
his home town. He popular first with his family then with his
EMPLOYERS then with his village then with his county, then with his
state His is an influence that has proceeded from within outward
And the reason his life nothing but series OF personal duties
presented to him first by his family then by his village then by his
county and then by He has developed along the lines OF
purely human honey action He has prepared himself tor the larger
duty by performing the smaller That has been his education
The Boise citizen. (Boise, Idaho) 1906-1910, 1907-09-27

According to New York Times Nicholas Longortn he p
Is 70 he named by the Republicans for mayor OF Gin
This step having been agreed upon at Oyster Bay IN confer
~ between President Roosevelt and Julius Flescan eayor OF
Cincinnati who to launch the Longworh BOOM When the Fes
dent is through selecting mayors for Ohio he may begin upon W
81 the country He would probably designate Cal Cobb as mayor
of Boise.
The Boise citizen. (Boise, Idaho) 1906-1910, 1907-09-27

Congressman Mccall of Massachusetts, is one OF the keent talk
er on the Republican side of the house and recently alluded IN an or
hand way to some person ho has to maximum OF morse
to achieve minimum of good and more lately drew the following
ict without anv reference to illusions and leading all to
wonder whom he could possibly in mind He said: You are
fable some day president upremey lacking the qualities
of statesman and who egostc mpulsve OF immature udg
mere gon of the melgh ready to barter away prosperity
and even count freedom for moentary popular applause Il
he an autocra such such for the time will your country BE-
Instead of mighty nation great her physical strength and greater
her moral qualities you may have struttng concatng shrek
ing n1eddlng America
The Boise citizen. (Boise, Idaho) 1906-1910, 1907-09-27

Coodng lost the Republican stronghold Of Ada County by
oo t in 1906 and Notorious Jim Brady heads the ticket
- there will not be enough Republican votes in the County
- count The people are heartily tired of ring rule
The Boise citizen. (Boise, Idaho) 1906-1910, 1907-09-27

So the Pnkertons charged the state Tor railroad iae ana ~
- 1aara for the same expenses from Canyon County Nc
the ever righteous Cobb wanted the ezed bills suppressed
The Boise citizen. (Boise, Idaho) 1906-1910, 1907-09-27

II n amusing to read dispatches with Eastern date lines ens
Of Rooseyelts phenomenal popularity IN the est N W s
le his GREAT popularity is always in the next county
The Alaska prospector., 1907-08-22

Claimants; on the east by the Fidalgo Mining claim. end unknown, and on the west by unknCn Il claimants. Narntion at all cor. neIs of this survey 2S deg. 30 min. k. Area 1l.332
 LAST CHANGE LODE.
 Beginning at the s. k. Location Corner, q greens ore 24F lCN5 inches, set 12 inches in the ground, n'NrEcd with crosse X)and 737 l.. C. l. From wht2 U. Location Monument No. 12 TheEce \. i5 deg. 2i min. w. 1882 feet to Cor ner No greensboro set F inches in the ground, ' Arkcd with a rDs,.(X)and 737 L. C. 7. =. |. 11rNce x. 20 deg. 45 min. E. Lode Line bears \. G' "cg 2i min. F. 1 S2 feet. Discovery cut bcnrs 65 deg. Fl min. E. 90 feet distant .io.6o feet 70 corner So. 3. n greensboro 2Gx2iXS inches l8 che* in the ground marked with n crossiH)al"' 137 L. C. g. S. 4. Thence S. 69 deg 5l min. l.. o7940 feet to Corner No 4 n per pendiculo "lif of rock 80 feet high, marked with cr",, (N) and 737 l.. C. I. w. C. Thence <, 70 deg. n. min. w. Descending GOO feet to place Of begimH ng. Variation at all corners this survey 2S rG. 30 min. E. Area 1303i acres.
 Ihc lort nn notice of said mining claim Icing du'y uf record ill the office of the Dis trlct Recorder at Valdez, Alaska, in Book 3 of Mining ."hlionS, nt page 63, of the Records of lhe Ecc':Ging Precinct of Valdez, Alaska This cianE is bounded on the north by un- EnCWn c'h mnnts: OE the south by the Fidal lgo Lode; on the cast by unknown claimants j; and on jf, vest by the sylar Lode.
 SYLAR LODE
 Beginn;ur nt Corner No l identical with S F. locai'"H corner, and with Corner No. . Last Cha9'. l."de of this survey. from which |. s. Locali .,i Monument No. 12 bears S. :, deg 50 min. " l7l3.5S feet distant. Thence x. 5S deg. 10 min. w. li922 feet to Corner Nc ? a greenStuhH :4N6N6 inches, 12 inches in the ground, IT." %"d with cro:s(N)and 737 $. g.
The Alaska prospector., 1907-08-22

IhenSe N 20 deg. 40 min. F.. Lode Line bears S. oo deg. 10 min. F.. 1882 feet, 486 feet Go Cor ncr NO: C greensboro 2ix6H6 inches, set j2 IhcneS III the ground, marked With a- cross ana ana 1SI $. 5. Thence S. 50 deg 37 min F.. !iSI;GO feet to Corner Mo- 4 identical with x Chance Lode this survey. Thence S. 20 des 4o min. w. Lode line bears N 5S dec 10 min " ll962. Discovery cut bears N 58 deg 10 min ". lo lcet distant. 5lG.6 feet to corter No l. the P'ace of bcginning. Variation at II corners of thls survey 28 deg. 30 min. E. Aren 13sa2 acres. " i'~ The location notice of this mining claim he ,ng duly of record in the office of the District necofdcr at Valdez, Alaska, in Book II of M1ining MI i-ocntl"ns nt page 209 of the records Of me me Recording Precinct of Valdez Alaska ms claim IS bounded on the north by un- i;odG and unknown claimants. on the east by thG Last Chance Lode; and on the west hv unknown claimnintS. The survey coy.rin1 Said mining claims being designated ns Mineral Survey No. 137. " Any and all persons claiming adversely nnv are hereby required to file thci~ nGynrgc ciaimS, with the Register of the U & Land one" at Juneau, Alaska, during the siyty dave perlod of publication thereof or they win Er barred bE virtue O! the statute.
 JOHN w. DUDLEY
 Register. It is hereby ordered that tic f..yepotrg noilce be publish for ten SUrct sSiyc weeks in the ALASKA IROSrECTOR. a weekly nevsnsnnr published at Valdez, Alaska
 JOHN w. DUDLEY,
 Register Attorney for Applicant,
 Date First Publication July 25th.
 Date Last Publication o, |. 3rd.
The Alaska prospector., 1907-08-22
Mineral Application No. -A4

In the United Stn,cs LMnd Office at Juneau,
 Alaskn, July 7, 1907.
 Notice i> hc@eby gIvru that iu pursuance of nn "rt e! Congress, approved MNy l0, 1o,2, $. A. IT. ml!e, Wto'e Post Office address is he town Chance Lode" the Nero i.,tv." Und lhe "s>:ar Lode" bearing g"l,'. coIicr n;A other slound allowed by nw, lyu@, being, and situate in the Valdez Rc.,"rdils nl>lr;r;, Dis tiict uf Alaska, and described ny iH" viiicial llat, and by the field no'cS ul |. $. Mineral survey No 737, on file in The office of tie Regis ter of the Juneau Land District, Alaska as follows, to-wit:-
 FlDALGO LODE.
 Beginning at the $. F.. Location Corner, q loSt inches square, , feet above ground marked :, Cor, Fidalgo Claim, Amended Loca- ton, replaced with mound of stone l2x8NI in cheS, set l2 inches in the ground, chisclcd with cr%ssN s ?"nH 7$7 F. l. y S o= L S M No l2 bears Thence x. C! dcg, a4 min. w. 1l5S 20 feet tc Cor, No. ?. 1'"cnce ,$. si deg. ca min. E. 599.6o feet (X}aad n.arhtG 7S7 F. j. hence S. 6t deg. 5l min F. }9c2 lo Cor. No. i, identical with cross(Ni. marked 737 F. l. Thence s. 36 0cg. o0 L. n. W. 607 feet to corner No. l, the deg, 5l ". 57G feet distant. Variation at nll corr. rs of this survey 2S deg 30 min. F.. Area lS...s9 acres
 The location notice of said mining claim being GU / oi rccnrd in the CIliCe oi the Dis. tr:ct Rec rder at Nldez, AlasEa, in Book II of Mining L)Cations, at page 332, of the records of ,he Recording rteoinct of Valdez, Alaska, This cla A is bouLd-g on the north by the Last Chance ard SylGr lcde claims: on the eat by :scovy.y &.J Keystone lode claim; on ihc uh by Rcdcml ltIOl., and unknown eta and OH '}p west by the Nero lode claim ai.d by unknown claimants.
 NERO LODE.
 Eeginn'Hg at tnc $. F.. Location Corner, a grcenst .e 24XI0X10 inches, set l2 inches in lhe grvu Il, marked V ItE a cross(N(an 737 N. l. ,c"u which |. <. Location Monument No. l2 bears 3G deg. fl mn. r.. 1474jG feet distant. Thence B deg. 3S min w. 1900 feet to Corner No. q &"eenst0ne marked 7S7 N. 2. W. C. Thence ... 49 deg. IS min. r.. 6l3 p feet to cor Ter Eo. ' greensboro 2lXlDNl inches marked With h C .S(X)Ind I37 N 2, Thence <. ~ deg 4! '!in. lin}. l3 to Corner No. I q greensboro ioN!NN- inches murHCd with q crOs,( N)and .j' V. j. Thence $ 4G deg. Is min w. Lode Line ic3.- <. = deg. l9 min. ". 1lS3.l3 feet. listOyvi' uut bears N. Y Geg. i9 min. w i5 feet di>Hat 3llG0 feet to C"rnc. No. the PI""c O !. g.na.ng.
 lie location notice of said mining claim beng U; ' ci record in the uilice oi he is- tr.rt k Tder &t Valdez, Alaska in Book IT. C, htrt L33cations at page $3!, 9i the records Ui ;n" | rOrlEg Precinct of Valdez, Alaska. ibis c'" .n is bounded on the north by un- En"Wn aiiaants: oH the south by unknown
The Alaska prospector., 1907-08-22

Seattle, Aug. 21-Thc Bertha nr- rived from Valdez last night. The Santa Ana is loading cargo of lumber and steel rails for Katalla.
 For the purpose of build ng .wharf. necessary houses, etc, the Valdez Cop per Mining Co. have deri':ed tn ','Gce limited amount of stoc' :n r." >'o., on the market at 25 ce:~ per 'ro. If you want to get in n k, 2;: llcation to I. E. Doucherty, sctrstary.
 Quality and accuracy in cur pre- scription work. OWL DRUG Co
The Alaska prospector., 1907-08-22
Meteor Near New York

New York, Aug. 2O-A meteor weighing several tons fell into the ocean at lonG island yesterday, causing immense waves, V hjrh wiecl el sc> era of the bathing re- sor along i.v water front
 Sunnysji", Wash., Aug. 2O--- Henry Nicolai. tie temperance fighter, ret urnr,l to trwn last niyh' :, and was me; Ht i.c edge of town by mob composed o, his former friends, whn waMtvd tu tar and feather hiH or l,Niu, to deiudc the people into l.n>img that he had been killed Tine shc, if, with posse, saved ni>n from the mob and took him to his home, where he is being guaried. Feeling is strong against him.
 Bridgeport, Conn. Aug. 2O-- Steepl, chase park at this city, was burned yesterday during a ball game at which 25,OOO people were present. A anic started and thousands plunged into he river to escape the flames which ate up tie buildings in few moments. No one va killed.
 Chicago, Aug. 2O-The Fedora tion of Labor had meeting last night to disc uss aiding the te e. g.aphrr>. Ali cstaurant em- ployecs are new refusing to serve meals to strike breakers, and other lines Of Trade will soon join in as sisting tIc strikers.
 Shanghi, Aug. Z1-The RevoIu- ti"n'ry T. o'cment throughout Chira $ e ,ldjrg rapidly, many societ-os ,,e:,ln.,d having for tleir C .cr' 'hc overthrow of t,r presen, .rast..
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-08-23

why should va not buy our heat in
approximately the same way-thst r.
have II "pipedr to Us. to be used in
such volumesand az such varying tenn
perafure as may be required from
time to time. without work. without
waste. without dirt and. possibly. at a
much less cost The gas range for
cooking has already demonstrated lis
vast value a. a fuei-ssver. and viii
soQn come into general use. not only
n The great cities. but in towns Ike
taFbndueruuG rs soon as the gas sup
ply becomes as reliable az the wood
pile or the coal bin. and IL not liable
10 fail the cook AZ the critical mo-
ment. But that time viii soon come.
and We can easily imagine the boys
OF girls Of one or two generations
hence going 10 the dictionary to look
% such words a. "kindIing-wood. .
"cosl-stove. etc. and wondering how
their f~orebears ever got along With
such clumsy methods.
And the next step which this govern
ment or the world will take in the di-
rection ~ ~economizlng the resources
of nature. must be 20 the end Of util-
izlng the millions Of millions Of horse
power nov swallowed up by the sea.
like Pharaoh's host, from all the va
ter courses Of the earth. Niagara
Falls. alone. n properly harnessed.
furnish light. power and heat
for the state Of New York. That
like q big statement at the
present time. but those who stand In
places a hundred years hence will
to think hat any Of us doubted
lie feasibility.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-08-23
zoos IN ALRuQrEnQUE.
What u Going on In Town When the
CIuEk Strikes IL.

Noon. the dinner hour, The hour 81
comfort. Of pleasure and relaxation
the one hour ia the twcuty-four which
comes to men aud women Of every
station with greater similarity than
the hour OF any other function in
life.
Promptly AZ the hour strikes ~ in
Albuquerque the shadow on anxious
faces turn 20 lines Of good will. and II
]vilanous hot bread. pies. spices and
other indigostlbics were excluded there
would be no such word as dyspepsia
or indigestion in the dictionary.
But the contrary Is va and medt-
cal scleucs has 10 step Ga and aid the
man or woman who has been too busy
10 pay proper attention 20 health.
The greatest step forward In medi-
cal discovery Is Mi-o-na. which cures
all stomach and digestive troubles.
In hundreds 81 the best homes Ia
Albuquerque and adjoining towns the
handy little tablets. so pleasant %
take. vet effective. have Llven quick
and lasting relief in indigestion and
that dlsagrceable fun feeling after
eating.
Mi-o-na acts very gently Mach OF
its wonderful power over indigestion
comes from It's uniform % sustaining
The required stimulating and
strengthening is given 20 the Import
ant organs of digestion without pro-
ducinE the slightest weakness = re-
action.
A so-cent box lasts for a couple ~
weeks and win ward OF a dozen at
lacks ~ indigestion. J. n. o'Riefly
co give a guarantee. absolute and un-
.uuafined. with every box Of Mona
o. refund the money u u does not
give satisfaction.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-08-23
PEACEFULLY SLEEPING
IN A PUDDLE OF WATER
Plain Drunk Snores Musicaliy From
Midst of small Pond Until He l.
Taken Icnderiy { o Jail.

Some men can sleep Ia man queer
and seemingly uncomfortable positions
and places. but the limit was reached
last night when = drunken man stag
.gcred out OF The Southern "a and
after hugginE ne al fr some min
utes fell into a puddle ol mud and
water.
Instead Of rising from bis damn
bed. ass spectators thought he would,
the man lay still aud pretty suon his
sawmlll-nkc suore broke the stiffness
Of the night.
Finally some person telcphoncd for
the police and assistant marshal "
G. Kennedy had the pleasant task Of
leading the drunk % Jail.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-08-23
CLEAN UP THE TOWN.

Help the city authorities az sou
can IN their lsudabie efforts 10 clean
up the town We know Il Is some
time yet tii fair week" but We know
also that there II a good deal ~ work
TO be done before the city can be In
such condition as 10 give our visitors
the impression Of neatncss and up-tO-
datoness that We would Ike 10 have
them carry home with them. But In
clearing up the vacant lots don't cut
down all the golden rod. nor all Of
the graceful plant that hears the
beautiful big purple flowers. We do
not know the botanical name Of the
latter. hut It's name among the ma
tives. when spelled in English Is
waco" and II some eastern man Of
good taste could have a few specimens
Of Il IN his front yard ne would cod
die them as rare treasures. or
course. we have a great abundance Of
Il. but o thing doesn't necessarily de-
cTcase 90 value as Il increases IN guam
tity. Take for illustration the Morn
INK dHulhats winch mas Ht'fdtiA ubfA-
20 the Eospei injunction 10 be fruit
ful and multiply. until II o brings
forth a good many more copies every
day Than all the six times-a-weck pa
pers In the territory put together. and
instead Of decreasing IN value. contiu-
ues TO grow IN grace a. Il grows In
numbers. Clean ~ the town. but
don't let your judgment and good
taste get away from you while dolng
80. Show the unsightly things no
mercy. but don't forget that beauty BE-
its own excuse for being