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Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1907-12-27
Salmagundi.
FROM TUESDAYS DAILY.

Mrs. Angel left Tor lover valley lust
night to attend the funeral Of her
brother, Mr.. a. II. Wiseman.
Tomorrow being the greatest uf all
hoIidRye, there will he no paper Issued
from this Office.
An Ely dispatch says that surveying
will etar, oh the first Of the ear Tor the
uow G%urgonhcim railroad to connect
Ely with Goldiield and TOnOpah.
The INDEPENDENT wishes its patrons
and rcRdcrs all tho enjoyment ara
happiness il i possible 10 got out OF the
merry Christ mass scaaon.
Everybody should remember Tint the
Christmas tree exercises will begin
promptly at I O'clock THE evening. Tho
children should all be prcsrnl before
lthht hour.
Tho committee on presents has pnT-
chased presents Tor 25S children f"r
Distribution tonight. IN addition 10 thif
each child will get Il box OF candy,
sack OF mute mud II big popcorn ball.
Passenger trim No. h, running at Z
high rate Of spccd, went int" the ditcD
lust cnst Of Rye Patch, at 1890 yce'or
: day forenoon. Several pisacngcm wcr'
injured, two baggage cara ovcrtnfnc'
and tho entire train OF ten care left th'
/ track. Only the engine remained on TN
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4 Good Selection.

And now ome the news that Mrs.
Ruth Bryan Leavitt will place her
father i'll nomination fur the presidency
III the rexi national democratic conven-
H.n. We see no fault to that. Mrs.
Lcavitt hns an Orator'e mouth she
inherited from her father. 1t Ia said
she IL n pleasant speaker, and to those
who think Their" cannot be too much
Bryan any way, her nomination OF her
father Will seem entirely appropriate.
We hope the program will be carried
out.
There ia a story Of n Greek woman
who. when on tnal FOR her life, ~electri.
fled the Jury by dropping her robes and
appearing before them with no garment
but her smile. Her beauty carried the
jury by storm and che was clenred.
Ii Mrs. Leavitt can drop her Ruise as
n woman and appear before that conyen-
ton ns n doughty champion OF her
father and III clear tones state why he
should he nominated, the chances are
ten to II ,hnt every other candidate
will take to the woods, aud the acclaim
will be louder than it was i'm Chicago
when Mr.. Bryan himself sprung on that
convention HE cross Of gold.-S Salt Lake
Telegram.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1907-12-27
Mac chanaes d Tnree,s.,re -.

Ia TIM L 81. za, u,uir
st y 81 II wuman's journey fsuni East
Guhfori, Conn.,, Ia near Quincy, H.,
IN 1893 II il headed -Jou; uey to the Far
Vest There ia ~lori;ns specially in
tcTesiinr IN i: CHceu, the route Unnecessary
to take, aud the tiuar ro, nu,uru III
maN'''r .itc journey. Bl II, ii WIS by
bar"uchn tU NrX Haven, ,hc1rt ~
Bridge nUT' by stage; Ii, nee 10 aramcr
I" N" iI' (; fum A,blby 81" BalTIIu
b.! c..uni: thence ,u o. Maud 10y
steamer; thence To Rlveus g., stage;
u"uce to Alwater by lumber wagon;
thcuse 10 M"ssjllon ~ wInuu; thence
10y canal IA Portsmouth,. FruIa POr,s-
muuti II! stCa Ter IT, Quincy i'll all
twcni!-soHr day iIe journey would
now require tweniy-cight hour, but
now e :iucy wou'i no !ou-er he iii the
Far Wes',
The lirsi s.iupsc ~ The prairie che
declared the most beautiful sight she
ever beheld-in dark green nnd CO ycre ed
with flowers.
Tha', too, IS al ~hsngeI. Her nus
band built Il loI house, a rude affair,
hat she was happy. The log houses.
too, have Disappeared, aud Illinois is
now the third state III The Union in
~splcndor, wealth aud power. And now
west II QiIncy 900 Juitrs Of what was
,hen Il wilderness has been cOnsccratcd
TO civilization, and the whole space Is
iraverscd nov III three 'iays. Yes, aud
'h'TU Is still another land to ll,e north
west "hich Is US fnr from san Francisco
us San Francis - - from Guiitord;
Conn.,, which the pioneer is ROW re-
decming. The world has been much
shrunkcn IN seTenty-iive years, and tue
conques, Il redemption from the Wild
is about the most thrilling OF all the
worlds rccords, md the story OF ihc
"omanhOGd Of Amcricu; how she faced
poverty and hardship ana tot, putting
aside the things which are very lear to
the hearts Of wonieu under the thought
that tlc call 81 duty must oe obeyed no
matter what sacrifices were required, is
mere splendid than any other land can
present And now their WORK shines
out and gives to what they dill, coupled
with the nigh purpose behind all q
distinct niche Of glory III the halls Of the
age~.-Snn Francisco Telegram.
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S35 for a Nclasnunz.


a popular illustrator lighted n dol.
lar cigar with n %two.dollar bill.
i make money In q day than
Michael Angelo made In Il month";" he
said. Il have been studying up the
wages those old chaps got. It Is amaz.
Ing.
Michael Angelo was paid $40 a
month while doing the cartoons OF
the battle Of Pisa. and Leonardo, who
helped him. got the same rate. They
we're both docked for latcness and on
days, but there was no overtime al.
lOwance.
"Correggio got for his Christ In the
Garden 1926. C%arraccl's Resurreo.
ton only brought tho painter $3.50,
Albert Durer. for his pen and Ink O
traits, was not paid In cash. A bag OF
flour. n hundred oysters, a pair Of
bOots-Durcr would gladly do your
portrait on such n system OF remun.
Grafton.
"Rombrandt's top notch price was
6i75. He got that for his Night
Watch
"Vclasqliez worked chiefly for the
Spanish government. He was paid al
the average rate OF s35 a picture,
Think OF III $35 for the Rokebs
Venus
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0bliuaIions Of an Editor.

H. is the custom OF II newspaper mnn
to hoom the city for all it is worth
month after month and then SEQ $50
worth 81 printing gonut NJ the city be-
cause 10 ccnis can he saved by 80 doing.
It 10 tnu huainrGs Of newspaper men TO
give every local enter prise cDthusinstic
aud ]frcuuru. Erni-hHI mud then catch
sheol because 10 iaIlcd Ia record tho
Tact TINT some prominent citizen has
his delivery wagon painted; to subscribc
liberals To every public, charitable and
church entertainment, advertise tneni
Tor nothing, pay hiR Own way Ia every
thing and then bc called ptcjudiccd and
mean spirited because II column II not
devoted to lhn' pn]fticuirr affair. Dc
yon wonder that ihcr" arc 50 many
cranks 10 tn" newspaper OuaiueRs? II
is bound Il" mnNo either u crank or II
philosopher ont Of Il mnn.-Protinc tlil
NidCti".
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S%almagundi.
DAILY

Mrs. Quincy will leave for Oakland
tomorrow to spend the winter with Mrs.
Fisher.
Fox RENT-l Tho building formerly &C.
cupicd 10y Waller KIine's harness shop.
Inquire OF MIR. Il ". GutridGe.
Attorney Henderson has gouo to Eu-
rcka Il attend II session ~ the dis.
iriCt court.
10 HESr-A warm, sunny room. In
quirc at this Office.
To ItESr-Scy cfnI rice roorn with
bath privilege, one block from tho
p~astoIlicc at tho Kennedy house.
Tho rain that set III Christmas night
ended laat night III II suoH storm. To-
day the susw melted leaving the streets
~ a horrible condition.
tho railroad depot ut Cisc", Cnli'or.
MIA, near the summit 81 the Sicrras, was
partly destroyed by tire Wednesday
morning.
I,y n notice elsewhere. II will nc accr
that Mr.. aud Mrs. Henderson Dc"nr
hnyo boon reunited IN marriage. In"
I~SplrENpgST extends it, cong uiula
tons aud wiah@ them health, h]nppiucsl
and prosperity.
At. Eo,.t ,,rvc1 f,rm Tuarnrpra las,
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Important Notice.

MI rcrBI II hayiug accounts against
The CHRISTMAS tree committees are re-
qucstcd to send the same tc John Hem
dcraon before Monday evening, ns the
committee Of arrangements and the
chairmcn OF the different committees
will meet at Attorney iIcnIcrsou'e oil 20
at I o'clock on that cveomr to settle all
elaine ngainGt the Christmas tree fund.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1907-12-27
Friday Gold Mining Company.
NOTICE OF cuASor or ratxcrrAI OFFICE.

NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN. 10 all
whom 1t may concern, that the principal place
OF business In the State Of Nevada OF Friday
Gold Mining Company, u Nevada corporation,
has been changed from EiSo, Elko County Nc.
vadn, TO RUBY valley u. o. Elko County, Nc.
radu. and that the agent In charge OF said
once is D. e. williams. Said change 10 be,
come ELECTED December end, 1907.
Dated this s1ih. dag OF November, 1907.
FRIDAY GOLD missing COMPANY,
By Gideon Snyder, Secretary
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Her Cnllcoiinn.

They had met for the first time a,
the sonshOrc some 30 minutes pre-
viorsly.
Pardon my presumption" he began
but l--Cr--"
"Wcll?' i~ntcrrogated the summer
girl. az he hcsitatcd.
"Will you-cr--pcrmit ne to add an.
other engagement ring TO your cUllcc.
ton? he concluded
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1907-12-27
ErHnrhnt Wstrr.

An easy way to soften hard water
delightfully."- Is 10 throw orange pcol
into II just before tho water Is used.
The pccl VIII not prove agreeable to
tho skin, but will give out a fragrance
like that which fellows the use OF tot
lc, waiCr.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1907-12-27

"'f n" nan i'..s iIa abarhn.
w. h""' st "H. - nHmh- lm:+
80, -. ~, -" "''!'i '''"s''''
,niI H., -. ui''o lh'"i "
tba dco,,. L.. ,'n N"n' l no"
n. 20 ,.L.. '''u''e' NO"
,.o,l..m. e'e'em Ill the
r'eu. ""ih1', WHO killed DR.. Earl
o. heers NJ OGDEN last fall, was acquit-
'eu oS the Jury that tried him Friday
"'Iht. Ia" verde IL IN accordance
WIN LoGo,. . n W.! one
,p,n, -, ,La ~ nnu
a,un, T. I. "s"'hs'
W,,,.r ,...r Will
MI. ana AlB. Game left Saturday
evening Tor San Francisco with their
niue boy, who ID CillIctsI wish hip
di.s'se. The little fril"w has worn u
piastHr east Tor hrverdl months and
seems 10 be ri ot the rouuie. III
parents took him to ne city to have the
~. rh,.inia,,, nI" ~ Will
The new furniture Is beng put into
The Henderson Company bank. When
1t is I'LL IN place and the repairs on the
interior OF the bIilding are Completed,
the bank will be one Of the nratest and
most convenient an the State. The i'm.
provemenis nade this ,ear by the bank
people are evidences Of their enterprise
and the prosperity Of the institution
over which they preside.
Here's To the krocka, ,,,s ,,,,,
hcnrtc" knockcr, the kuoCEcr 50 help.
less and blue, who always Is cry my and
never lis trying, come eooi for his tow
u DO. No Use 10 correct him, nor need
To expect hln, to get to the front like Il
man; for while Others rustic. he'll hustle
objections To raise Tor each plan. So
why need we fear hIT, why need we
care, Tor 20 long Ms they make hammcrs,
well have knockers to spar".-LrgR"
Republican.
Mr. cry S,ra, -, ,La
-, LIp,,s ,.,, ,o,.J 81 a. ~,
c.,ciou Ra,I.,.r. ., EiLo wo,a
ht KcnJ Friday evening, by Kew r.
IuomaD. Iho ne"ly welded pair wIn
make EiHn their home. They were
cscorted to the hotel yesterday afternoon
Ia -. NnFNl al flAsF IknEnfA I-rarrf. 1.N
made all sorts OF music beating tin cane
ana n drum anu JTnRling The
INDEPENDENT extends congratulations
anu wishes MIR. and Mrs. Saval health,
prosperity AMI happiness.
I'm committee. n, or~raryan.pts ~,
the Christmns ,reo held a mr.,,nv Sat
urday night anu maj" the iinhi arrange
meuis Tor the chlidren's jubilee. John
iiendcrSon WAS chosen to preside at the
EXERCISES ind arrangements were made
for distributing presents ana caring Tor
the ch'Idr"p. Inc COMMITTED expects
that nearly every child III town Will he
at the tree ana III orHer i" properly care
Tor them the committee neciden upon
the pinn set forth III The hotlce else :
where. Parents II others should
rcnd 1t.
Jro communication IN ,Lis ,ssre nm
m. GoIdn.Id ,rouhl. and other mnitcr
VIVA received Ina, vcck and was mislnid,
/ This ,v,u c,rIoiu ,h. d..rr.pmcy Inc.
twc,r ;ts Jntc opd ,,s publication.
While ,hc Iy~prrryprSr does not un-
rroyo q, IN. Stand ,ak.n hy IFS corrcs.
4 in r,Io,ior ,o In, GoldticId
iroublc. ia love of fair MAY compcl il
!" Shc FpaOc w ''
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Cum Grano saNs.

81 saw Lcnghnw talking 10 you to.
day"
"Ycg. lie tiled to work off ono
Of his tall stories on nc, but I
caught him"
"IIa. la; he's a bird, isn't ho?"
eyes, but ! put a grain OF salt on hia
tail"
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MARRIED

GUSDLAcK -HUEsTACKER-In Elto, Nc
vada, December %, 1907, by a. Bruce,
Justice q! the Peace, Mr.. Emil Guu3-
lack to Miss Vera b. IIues,ackcr.
DEwAR-DEwAR.-In EIko, Nevada
December 2G, 1857, 10y a. Bruce,
Justice Of tho Peace, Mr.. James
Henderson Dewar to Mrs. Annie
Dcwnr, both OF Elio.
LkRHfos-ErzAGrEWA-In Ell,o, Nevada,
December q, 1907, by \. Bruce,
Justice " lie Peace, Mr.. -. B.Lurrios
to Miss Dauicla Eizrrirrn.
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Orio1c Architects.

Ono OF the best architects In the
world Is the oriolc. It's graceful nest
contains four TO six whitish eggs with
black and brown.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1907-01-20

number OF women have been sent 20
Muskogee from states where the ap-
po.nuye positions in the civil service
were filled. and by coming 20 Musko-
gee and remaining there six months
they receive appointments that
should have been giyeu to resid 20 g.
~ the territory Before coming 20
Muskogee it seems tha, these par.'or
had already been given q position u
the Dawes commission. or iu lnsucc-
tor Wr.ghts Office. or on sl'uIes OF
}75 TO- Slpo per month. 90 hold ,ll
position long enough to tak. the oN.
animation for appointments In Wash.
i1gt0n.
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NOW THE COCAINE FrENOs.
Harry" Shorty" and Others Of the
Gang moy GxIeet Trouhle.

south NcAlOsrar. l. r.. Jan. 1g.-
specfal Agent Johnson who has been
IN. terror Of tho booza ra1Ilers ever
since his arrival from Washington.
ra. NOW -r~ra5 his attention IN tho
...t. ra-f.~ off -r. territory and will
f9 rr I'm his mower r9 nrr n .,o, 10
.r. .-ra .f rra f-,r s--rerar- laws
AGAINST tho sara of r-r,fra I'm T.v--
and tho ar.arca of sroh laws I'm .r,
-a-ri,ar,. have combined ., ,qls
.,~r. numbers of .c,.a r.vts. wf
r.-,s IN -r. ,e-r,,o-v .,,s MIR r,r,.
SON
~rs, ,r.-e has ,sa- q ~,,fr I'm.
r-..g. g., Oh. ms. of ,ocei,. .s
ra-y..s,,rr.- i'm the tarr,r,rv within
rra. mast f.yg vaa~s 81. rrfaniabrs Mos,
.f rrs ola timers I'm rre uss ~ this
.r,r-.--n. demo ,-o r.--o,. ,rb, ms.
nails trv rho 5rrr I'm small quantities
and srrT 3, nm tbsfr noses Inn. more
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1907-01-20
G. =. HALL
The Home FurniShGr

New and second hand goods ot all
binds from old bones tl "a guaranteed
qUartorsawed OAK parlor H.r bought,
sold. repaired. rented aut exchanged
from 10 TO % per cent oH.a... rHau
anybody else.
The largest building and ,ae lowest
prices
Cash or ON easy lustaum.ur .ay
m,uts 20 rich and poor alike rrr-.-.
stock Iur- of cWios. ola relies $50
dead beats. uo rents 90 pay 1.-Two and
let live prices and killer of hie.
prices. Phone 500 or call at 8-5 Ca4oH
street and 2rd avenue. uor'ha.'
Three blocks from the Whlt.ua,1D
Hotel See the Texas sign ar.v-s
the street
VIII ho rlad 20 see you whether
you trade or not
Yours for best wishes iu-.u- la.-
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1907-01-20
JAPAN HAS TRAINED MEN ~ "a
WAllAN ISLANDS.
STANDING ARMY THERE NOW
They Arrive on Every Steamer From
the orient-Nase Holiday DIS.
play but nevertheless are
Trained 90 Perfection.

Honolulu. Jan 's-Nl8-, than half
tha population of Hawaii is Jar.n...
and the little brown mon are coming
uy every steamer from the Orient
They came originally as laborers for
the sugar plantations Brf now they
are invading ever. acrrnaHor and
calling They aIr... morouo.z. .a,.
.-aI OF the sma-.. lines of ra.ru
trade. Quarryfne and stone cutting
UrIch was forme- done %, the Port.
u..-a. f- now almost entirely ir ,r.
hand. of the lam.
The. have h-.-.r. -rair rfrf-,-.
.-. with them when f. r.r.r.a
.r.vr that Il. ARMY officer .,,.
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and rm,.-.5 f-,, -.rg-.-. a.,r ,to
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The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1907-01-20

Some Of these big magazine editors
are humorous NJ times. In response
10 this inquiry from an amateur,
"What does poetry bring IN New
York;" one OF them replied:
I'VE have j regular prices, but II
you ship II in crates or carloads we
believe that -lu can realize ~ cents
a pound for g."
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1907-01-20

for better buse.,s for less money
tan the pc1d'c-s sell and on as good
terms see N1hlo Brothers when you
trade here your note IS with home
people 1877
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1907-01-20

He Is great who Is what he Is from
nature and who never reminds US OF
others -Eme. son.
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SERIOUS, YET FUNNY
UNCONSCIOUS HUmoR THAT HELPS
TO PUT SPICE IN LIFE.

....t,g.. H. su.,lfnv wrftinu and
r.,,,,. T,a, ,nn.o, s,ro,sI, 10
an. s.n,. y, IN. nidicuIou..
Nothlhs mas auueu more 10 ''e 'ie''''
ment OF The world than the un'n'eu
tioual unconscious humor Of writers
public speakers ami. iu fact, all classes
mud conditions OF men and women.
Ar1 ,bcra is none g, delightful IL far
-. -. ,..l-.,, ..-.,...t.,.... ,,olfty tho
c;r, ,l,o4.3 ,r,,r- of m. professional
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Of Aau"r excepting Nos, WHO nave
none 90. tA.s -"'I -it 20 tl'.r v'fN'A'
sunset Cox. one oi Tie ".t'.r-' i.r'
Of BIS day, says .' DIS .''A' why we
Laugh. Eliminate rom L't t,.I'.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1907-01-20

. .EAAISTER' UNION, 40. 5S3-I. b.
DeArmond, president G. W Young.
secretary.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1907-01-20

2 RDMORE TRADES COUNCIL
Meets first and third Friday nights
in each month az Labor Hall W.
c. Reayes, president, d. y. Fe-gu
son, secretary
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1907-01-20

PAINTERS. DECORATORS AND
PAPERHANGERS UNION 80. 22S
Meets every Wednesday night
of each month az Ualon HaH Guy
Crenshaw, president; j. \. Spears.
secretary
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1907-01-20

: W STUART C.tsie-
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.OCAL UNION so. 2i7 OF THE ~.
TERNATIONAL. BROTHERHOOD
OF .BLACNSNITHS And HELP.
ERS meets every Thursday night
s. 3D. White. President, c. r. Craig
Secretary.
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,ARTrNTERs' AND JOINFRs q

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The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1907-01-20

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The Evening statesman. [volume] (Walla Walla, Wash.) 1903-1910, 1907-02-20
Walsh Outguessed Keller

CHICAGO, Feb. 20-Big Ed Walsh
of the White Sox has another CLAIM to
rame aside from being a matinee idol
and the star pitcher of the world's
champions.
1t is indeed seldom that Wee Willie
Keller. the hard hitting right fielder
of the New York Americans. fans out.
Only twice last season did Keller
wend his way back to the bench on
strikes. and both times Walsh caused
him to Whit three times. Keller has
gone through several years of his big
league career without striking out.
and had it not been for Walsh and his
spit" t.ball he might have repeated
the feat last season.
Up until July Keller had a clean
record and it. looked as if he might &C
through without black spot. 1t was
on Sunday in that memorable to 0
ten-inning battle between Walsh and
ChesbrO that Keller jumped into the
list of strikeOuts. Just four days later
Walsh repeated the feat in a game
at New York 1t was the elusive spit
ball that caused Willie to go down to
defeat No other pitcher succeeded in
outguessing Willie during the season.
The Evening statesman. [volume] (Walla Walla, Wash.) 1903-1910, 1907-02-20
PARIS ARTISTS ROMANCE.
Narrow Escape from Death Because He
Wouldn't Marry Model.

PARIS, Feb. pa young American
fainter, whose studio is on Montpa--
nasse. had the services of well known
model. an Italian girl. noted for the
perfection of her figure and her cor
rect demeanor. Without giving the
artist a reason the model ceased to
turn up at the studio. Recently the
painter received a visit from her
friend. Guglielmo Baconselli also a
model.
The visitor said he was the sweet
heart of the girl who. however. did not
wish to marry him. because she loved
the American painter. And, as a
chevalier who knows what is due to
ladies, 1 ask you to marry her. added
the Italian. The artist laughed. where
upon the Italian took a Japanese sword
from the wall.
The painter anxious to arm him
self for purposes of defense, went to
a drawer which contained a revolver
But the Italian. divining his intention.
seized the revolver and fired. The ar
The Evening statesman. [volume] (Walla Walla, Wash.) 1903-1910, 1907-02-20
PRIEST SHOWS REAL GRIT.
Earns His Living by Serving a Position
as Clerk in Law Office.

PARIS, Feb. 2O.-Although the sepa-
ration law is pressing hard on the
priests and especially those without
resources. it is serving to bring out
whatever grit is in them. An illustra-
ton of this comes from a little parish
n the Seine ct Oise The law has
brought the cure to misery.
His misfortune, however, has not
discouraged him. Il nave no more
money" he told his parishioners. 'and
you are not rich enough to keep me.
will therefore work. l write a good
hand and l know a little law and you
will see that l shall be able to weather
the storm The priest went in search
of work, and found it. He became
lawyers clerk.
When his parishioners require him
for a baptism, marriage, or a funeral,
they telephone to the lawyers office.
The priest then leaves his desk, jumps
into the train and goes to church
When his task is finished he returns to
his dOssiers.