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TWO FURNISHED ROoOMS. MODERN.
bath on same floor. 2l0 East Third
South. 1910
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WANTED-COMPETE MALE STE
nographer and typewriter. Young man
with hlghschool training and familiar
with office work preferred. Salary 500.
Address q 10, Tribune. il046
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ONE CARRIAGE PAINTER, ONE
foorman. at Trips shop. 1877 West
South Temple st. 1911
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GOOD GIRL GENL. HOUSEW DIRK,
| East. 1922
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ROOMS WITH BATH AND PANTRY
on ground floor. at No. Iii South Bird
East street, $4,000. Frtsch. No IL East
End South street. Phones. Ind, TAI, Bell
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GIRL FOR GENERAL HOUSEWORKi
small family, no children. l1i5 End ST.
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PLEASANT ROOM FOR / OR GEN
rlemen. close In. IS e 1st North.
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WANTED FOR THE COEUR D'ALENE
Mlnes-Machine men. $3.50; timber
men, $500; mill men. $3.50. S-nour day.
accommodations first class: good schools.
country prosperous. Apply John l..
BaYne Wallace Idaho. i1n9h
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NICELY FURNISHED FRONT ROOM,
close in; bath, light and heat 32S e.
2nd South. Ind. phone 25f2. j743
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A MIDDLE-AGED WOMAN FOR GEN
eral work. Hotel Normandy: % East
3rd South 1857
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ROOM FOR ONE OR TWO GENTLE
men; separate entrance. 3l2 w. End
North. 1896
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| GIRL FOR GENERAL HOUSEWORK:
small family: good wages l5i 1th East
1907
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FrTNERAL NOTICES

rs-SSS Tho funeral services over the
a,rs Of the late Joseph Hodglns,
,9H a. wears. will be held Thursday at
~ rom the Fourteenth ward meet
,a,,ss Friends are Invited 10 at
inferment in City cemetery.
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TWO NICELY FURNISHED ROOMS
for housekeeping, 10 West North
Temple ST. 1929
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NICELY FURN. ROOMS. WITH OR
without board; rates reasonable. $50
South lst West 1891
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Main i46
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HIGH-CLAss RESIDENCE OF EIGHT
FRiTscH. No. IL e. 2ND SOUTH sT:
PHONES; IND. 747; BELL. 1867. g795
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AN EXPERIENCED WAIST FINISHER
at Mrs. Benedicts dressmaking par
lors 30S Templeton.
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GIRL WANTED, SWEET CANDY CO,
13 F. lst So j740
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FOR SALE-REAL ESTATE

115Xll5 FEET BIRD WEST, BET.
SOUTH TEMPLE AND 1sT
SOUTH. OPPOSITE THE NEW
DEPOT OF THE o. 5. L., SALT
LAKE ROUTE. UNION PACIFIC
RAILROADS. BEFORE THIS
BUILDING Is COMPLETED IT
WILL SELL FOR DOUBLE
WHAT WE ARE ASKING FOR
1T NOW.
THIS LOT is A CORNER AND
BUILDING CAN BE ERECTED
TO VERY GOOD ADvAN.
TAGE.
BUY NOW.
$50. 900.
HOUSTON REAL ESTATE
INV. CO,
PHONES q. 251 s. MAIN ST.
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BROOM COTTAGE 400 WEST 9TH
South, Ind, 1885. 1860
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GIRL FOR GENERAL HOUSEWORK:
must understand cooking, two In fam
lily. Apply 70 Mrs. Jas. e. Jennings, 42o
East South Temple 1906
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SECRET SOCIETIES

IA ARGENTA LODGE NO. 3, +.
go. and A. NAT Masonic Tenn
&f< pie, corner Second East and
GVn First South streets, first Tues
day Of each month. Members OF
sister lodges and soJourning brethren in
viteG. Frederick d. Keeler, ". M, Moses
c. Phillips, Secretary.
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FURN. ROOMS FOR LIGHT HOUSE
keeping. l56 w. 2nd North 1855
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GOOD GIRL FOR GENERAL HOUSE
work; $500 per week: no washing. lI3
| West 9th South. las. a Luke. 1884
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FURN ROOMS, VERY REASONABLE e
at 81 West 1st North. JIG.
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WANTED HELP-MALE

" EAtN IL tttJIh ILL = = i<ntIti
A FIRsT-CLAss BARRIER AT ONCE
Apply or write r. II. Houdo, Pocatello,
Idaho. $500 guarantee. tl0sO
YOUNG MAN TO WORK IN DRUG
store. 301 L. End South.
SALESMEN OF EXPERIENCE TO
sell stock Of the Chicago-New York
Electric Air Line r. r.. the greatest sell,
TO II o'clock. Rooms and 4. Mercantile
Block Annex. Jill
BARBER. AT sS3 w 2ND so. J1157
WANTEn-EXPERIE SATURDAY
man at the Walk over Shoe Store.
4 SMART YOUNG MAN FOR DELIV-
cry wagon. Apply Salt Lake Cleaning
BOY BETWEEN II AND is YEARS
OF age with wheel for delivering pack
ages. Apply +. ]. Hill Drug Co. jlI79
YOUNG MAN TO WORK ON FARM SIX
miles from city, must be able To drive
team. Address r ~ Trioune. jI0se
YOUNG MAN TO DRUM UP TRADE IN
small towns IN your locality; s21 per
vanced. Salary payable weekly by bank
check and commission on business be-
sides. Position permanent II reasonably
successful. Conrad Co, 705 Filbert street.
Philadelphia. Pa. jl3l
FIREMEN AND BRAKEMEN. UTAH
and other railroads; age 20 10 30 over
40 pounds and 81 feet experience un-
necessary; hremen; $lOO monthly; be-
SIS; become conductors and earn $3.50.
Name position preferred. Railway Asso-
cIation, care Salt Lake Tribune.
WANTED FOR THE COEUR D'ALENB
Mlnes-Machine men. $3.50; timber
men, $500; mill men. $3.50. S-nour day.
accommodations first class: good schools.
country prosperous. Apply John l..
Bayne. Wallace. Idaho. jl095
NTED-COMPETENT MALE STE
nographer and typewriter. Young man
with highschool training and familiar
with office work preferred. Salary $50.
Address z 10, Tribune. jl0i6
pLUMHOF EMPLOYMENT AGENCY;
headquarters for all kinds of help. etc.
Coz E. 2nd So. Fone 1854, El5l
ONE CARRIAGE PAINTER. ONE
foorman. at Trips shop. 1877 West
South Temple st. j9ll
SOLICITORS FOR ACCIDENT AND
health insurance; tst-class proposition.
Warren Foster. - Coml Bank bldg. 1928
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| THOROUGHLY COMPETENT GIRL
for general housework; three in family;
must be good cook; highest price paid.
! Call at las No. State, 1888
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\ WOMAN FOR PLAIN SEWING. AS
Douglas Ave
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NICELY FURN. ROOMS FOR HOUSE
keeping AL South Main j64
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LADIES TO WRITE LETTERS AT
home; can make $l.50 TO 500 in day;
spare time accordingly. Work sent by
mall. We pay hundreds OF dollars every
week by mall 10 ladies' for writing letters
al home. Send two-cent stamp for full
particulars. Conrad Publishing Co, 705
Filbert Street Philadelphia, Pa. j132
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MODERN ROOMS. LAC SOCIAL HALL
Bell phone 25S5-K 1870
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WANTED-GIRL FOR GENL HOUSE
work family OF 3; at 232 NJ 81. Call
ut 352 E lst So HOSP
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PERSONALS

DIVORCE SECURED SPEEDILY AND
without publicity; advice free, Broker,
Box 9aS. city. Jl6o
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MIDWIFE

--~-~-~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~N~~ >~7~@~@~@-~~~~-~-~-~-~~
PRIVATE HOME FOR CONFINEMENT
cases. Mrs, a. NJ. Olsen, 525 East Sth
South. Phone Bell 2657-X. g7S7
PRIVATE HOME FOR CONFINEMENT
cases Mrs, Lizzie Geisler 1856 West
Sd North. Bell phone SILK. ul033
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MONEY ADVANCED ON SALARIES
for any time desired. Rebate when
paid before due; real estate. personal
property and collateral loans; lower
rates; deal directly with the principal.
It's TO your advantage. Lawrence. 463-i
D. +. Walker bldg. h489
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Ell KALAH TEMPLE, A. A. o. N. NJ. s.
Regular sessions held at Masonic Tenn
pie, corner Second East and First South,
the third Wednesday OF each month So
Journing mobiles invited to attend.
s. D. EVANS. Potentate.
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TuNERAL DIRECTORS

- W HALL. UNDERTAKEN AND
-n,lmer, 225 s. West Temple; phones
|mpa'i"e'' Y492
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SMALL LOANS a SPECIALITY ON
furniture, anything, cheap, quick.
Snow treats you white. Room sos Auer-
bach building. Phones. 1899
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WANTED HEIP-MAI,E

0~-~~~N~>~---->~--~@~~~~~
ARCHITECTURAL ID II \ f. T S NJ A n
state experience and salary expected.
Address r IS. Tribune. g2039
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CUT FLOWERS

z rToWER SHOP. GEO. 7. DWYER,
y, finder Natl Bank OF Republic.
'sH e6TS
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LYNDS CHAPTER NO. /.
Order Eastern Star. Ma
sonic Temple. Stated
meetings first Friday zach
month. Visiting members
will receive a cordial well
come Amelia King. w.
M: Mary C. Wright, Soc
retary.
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| GOOD GIRL FOR GENERAL HOUSE
! work: good wages. 464 f. 6th So. j605
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GROUND FLAT 33I FIRST STREET:
also two nice rooms for housekeeping
modern. .s.. 1850
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ON MORTGAGE. NO COMMISSION.
Lowest rates, Pomeroy, 36 West 1st
North. uS8l
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MT. MORIAH LODGE NO. e F. AND A.
M.-MasoniC hail. second Monday each
month corner First South and second
East Members of sister lodges and So
journing members In good standing in
vited. Jos. NJ Marriott, w. M; Christo-
pher Diahl Secrhtary.
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SAFES
LOST
CASH REGISTERS

NATIONAL CASH REGISTER. OSCAR
Groshell. sales agent. 22l Main street.
Expert cash register repairing. Second
hand registers always In stock. nl5S0
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GIRL FOR GENERAL USEWORK:
ham. 1lpJI
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MONEY TO LOAN

s25 TO $4,000 ON ANY GOOD SECUR-
ity: long or short time, easy terms.
lowest rates In the city, strictly con-
fidentlal Equitable Loan and Inv. Co.
633 West 2nd South, hl64l
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/ vill rot be responsible for any debts
contracted by my wife, Nettle Caldwell
Woods. JAMES =. WOODS
1901
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GIRL FOR GENERAL HoUSEWORK.
ib3 East 9th South 81.
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THE RICHLIEU FURN. ROOMS;
rooms for light Housekeeping; rooms
from $l.oU per wk. up. 9oof Z. End So.
el1li
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PHONOGRAPUS

NAIL ORDERS FOR RECORDS AND
machines filled same day as received.
Carter's 325 South West Temple. g2lS2
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PART OF HOUSE FOR HOUSEKEEP-
ing; electric lights. 523 So. sth East.
fQ0
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UPHoLsTERING AND REPAIRING

ROSE CARLoTTA GoTwALDT. VOICE
culture. Italian method; music trans
posed and arranged. Studio. Com'I Club
bldg Pianist wanted. bl920
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2 NEATLY FURN. RMS, NO CHILD
rem. 7i4 l.. Linden ave. bet. 3rd and
4th So. jl67
NICELY FURNISHED APARTMENTS
at 102 No Main st. j1SS
ONE NICELY FURNISHED FRONT
room for one or two gentlemen: easy
walking distance. Ina. b29 Bridgeport,
or phone Ind. 2632. c2201
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MAGNETIC HEALER

MRS. S. STEPHENS TREATS ALL
nervous and chronic diseases. No. %, ll9
Main. Fone 210S. i9l9
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MODERN FURNISHED ROOMS. 35
Second East jS2
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! FOUR ELEGANT OFFICE ROOMS FOR
Sparks Candy Co. 223 s. ". Temple. j60S
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CLAIRVOYANTS

MADAME PINK, CLA1RNOYANT ME-
dunn. I'll give Information regarding
ell business affairs. etc: test meetings
Sunday and Thursday. Bell phono 3Si4-
x. l1S s First West. e832
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GIRL FOR GEN'L HOUSEWORK; 3 IN
family; references. 522 LIST st. h2307
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| GIRL FOR GENERAL HOUSEWORK;
no washing. must be good cook. Apply
| 3s st. 1882
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UTAH COMMANDERY NO /, KNIGHTS
Templar-Stated conclaves held at Ma
sonic Temple, corner Second East and
First South. the first Thursday OF each
month Sojourning Sir knights cordially
invited to attend
CLESSEN : KINNEY. &. c.
E. Q. LEATHERWOOD, Recorder,
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MOD. 3-RM. FLAT, COMPLETE FOR
housekeeping. 459 2nd E., opp. court
house ilulg
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! GOOD GIRL FOR GENERAL HOUSE
! work; young couple; no children. 60l
| So Main. HIS
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FOR RENT-FURNISHED

SUITE OF FRONT ROOMS. ELEGANT
ly furnished; gentlemen preferred. 234
So. Main, jln1y
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BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES

LOST GOLD MINES" PARTICULARS
free for stamp. Kullman Co. Wall
ST. y Y. Jllb0
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EXPERIENCED PRESSER APPLY
Model Dye. Apply li3 South West
Temple. 1914
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TROUT EGGS FOR SALE; COLORADO
natives. eastern brook and rainbow:
trout shipped anywhere with safety. Ad-
dress Lost Lake Matching Co.. AMETHYST
p. o.. Colo. g25lO
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FOR RENT

7-RM. MOD. BRICK. BRIGHAM AND .
SITS; lease; $50 mo. Ind. 1875; Bell l6Si-f-
j. X Ne%comb.
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I A YOUNG MOE GIRL TO TAKE CARE
OF 2-year-old child. Apply No. 8 TT.
| Douglas Ji02
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| GIRL WANTED, FOUR IN FAMILY.
! 2b4 West lst North. 1896
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FURN ROOMS FOR LIGHT HOUSE
keeping. at tho Taylor house. 147 e.
2nd So. 1915
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UTAH CHAPTER NO. l, r. A M
Stated convocat!on first Wednesday In
each month at Masonic hall, cor. Second
East and First South streets. Companions
cordially invited. L. O. Leatherwood H.
y Moses g. Phillips. Secretary.
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F. c WOOD, FOR LOWEST RATE OF
interest on furniture, pianos. horses.
vehicles. etc. I want all the good loans
can get FOR the next so days, No remov-
ais. private terms to suit. li9 Main ST..
R. 300 f26l
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MASSAGE

MRS. SJOBERG. SWEDISH MASSAGE
42i Pearl avenue. Bell phone 2943-k.
Take Waterloo car. 1855
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S-ROOM STRICTLY MODERN HOUSE,
furnace, GIL 9th street $50 Inquire
on premises or at room 206 Scott Bldg.
Boil nhnne 2Sa2- K iI46
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WE DO LANDSCAPE GARDENING.
We sell trees. shrubs and plants.
We furnish soil. gravel and fertilizer.
We are Byhouwer &c Co. Bell phone
277o-Y ll05S
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RESTAURANT FOR SALE CHEAP,
good lease, Apply ]. L. Karr 20i South
State. Tel. Bell. 3676-Y. hlls2
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GIRL FOR GENERAL HOUSEWORl
small family. BIS 2nd ST jll7
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EXPERT LOCK AND SAFE REPAIR
ing Carter's. 325 s. w, Temple ST.
Bell phone 1l16-X, gS2l
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GIRL FOR GENERAL HOUSEWORk.
205 T.. lst South. j2lG
The Caucasian. (Shreveport, La.) 1900-192?, 1907-12-31
The Mothers Busy Life.


When q young mother has a large
brood of little ones growing up in the
home, her life is one of ceaseless activ.
1ty. She works from morning until far
into the night. How tired her fingers
get with the needle. How tired her
head! There are endless duties all
calling at the same time: Come and
look after me. Come and look after
me-" Mother does not rock the young
er babies i'll her lap as much as she
did her first born; she has not the
time. She does not take the little jour
neys to the seashore, as some mothers
do, because she has so many duties al
home. Sometimes her nerves get askew
and she becomes irritable 1t is differ
ent with Grandmother Lois Tow gen
tie she is! She never seems to be so
happy as when one Of " babies is
about to climb into her andi When her
daughter is about to pulfrsh one of the
children, grandma's eyes always fill up
with tears, and she says: Don't,
The Caucasian. (Shreveport, La.) 1900-192?, 1907-12-31

Not long ago certain farmer, well
known for his violent temper, sued Il
local horse dealer in the county court
lie had bought Il horse, which the
dealer had guaranteed to be "Quiet to
ride and drive and he now sought to
recover the amount paid for the ami
NAL.
In stating his case Farmer Hothead
lost his temper more than once and
had to be frequently admonished hy
the judge.
One of the witnesses for the defense
a former owner of the horse in Ques
ton, declared that the animal was cab.
solutely without vice"
GAS against that" observed the
judge, Farmer Hothead asserts that
the animal is vicious that it ran
away and smashed his trap to splint-
ers."
"Well," said the witness, Il wouldn't
have believed that he would have run
away from anybody, but after what
I've seen of the plaintiff today think
1t likely he did run away-and 'ang
me If l can blame the 'oss. 1t wasn't
vice, though. 1t was happy instinct"
London Answers
The Caucasian. (Shreveport, La.) 1900-192?, 1907-12-31
A Considerate Thief.

Judging from the recent experience
OF humble reporter. it would appear
as If there is certain amount of chiv-
airy even among those despised speci-
mems OF humanity commonly known as
sneak thieves. 1t was on frosty
night that the newspaper man. be
coming suddenly possessed of an eco
nomical streak, entered one of those
cheap restaurants SO numerous in New
York. He wore long overcoat. which.
by the way, was in excellent cond-
ton. There was little of consequence
IN the pockets Of the garment save a.
important letter, stamped and address
ed, all ready to mail. The coat was
carefully hung up by it's owner and q
little later as carefully removed by it,
new owner. The latter neglected t.
leave anything in exchange; but. being
possessed of either grim sense OF hu-
NOR or else Overtaken by a twinge -?
remorse, he most considerably mailed
the letter, which reached it's destina-
ton In good order the following morn
ng.-New York Tribune
The Caucasian. (Shreveport, La.) 1900-192?, 1907-12-31
The Language" of Animals.

Huxley thought that because Of the
absence of language the hrutes can
have no trains of thought. but only
ion of most comparative psychologists
| am myself quite ready to admit that
the lower animals come as near to rca
Soning as they come to having Il Ian
guage. Their various cries and calls
the call of the mate, to the young. the
cry of anger. of fear, of alarm, of pain
of iOy-dO serve as the medium Of
some sort of communication, but they
do not stand for ideas or mental con
ceDts any more than the various cries
of child do. They are the result of
simple reactions to outward objects or
to inward wants and DO not imply M!
mental process whatever. \ grown
person may utter Il cry of pain or fear
Of any ideas. Once on moonlight
night lay in wait for some boy poach-
ers in my vineyard. AS | suddenly
rose up. clad in Il long black cloak. and
rushed for one and seized his leg as he
was fastening over the fence he ut
tered a wild. agoniZed scream precise
Iy as Il wild animal does when sudden
ly seized. He told me afterward he
was simply frightened out of his wits.
For the moment he was simply an I'M
reasoning animal.-John Burroughs in
Outing Magazine.
The Caucasian. (Shreveport, La.) 1900-192?, 1907-12-31
AN ORDINANCE

Be 1t ordained by the Police jury of
the Parish of Caddo, in legal assembly
convened, That an election shall be held
on January 20, 1908, without expense
to the Parish Of Caddo, in Ward One of
said parish, in said ward for the pur-
pose of testing the sense of the people
of said ward upon the question of adopt
ing lawful fence constructed with four
barbed wires, the first to be fifteen
inches above the ground, the second
wire to be ten inches above the first
wire, the third wire to be eleven inches
above the second wire, and the fourth
wire to be twelve inches above the third
wire; posts to be not more than sixteen
feet apart, with one stay between each
post. y
Be it further ordained, That the poll
ing places of said election shall be fixed
at Hosston, Mira, Belcher, Rodessa.
Gillian and Dixie.
Be it further ordained, That said poll
ing places shall be kept open from the
hour of in the forenoon until the hour
Of 7 in the afternoon of said day, and
that said election shall be completed on
said day.
Be it further ordained, That none but
real estate owners residents AMI ron
residents shall be permitted to vote at
said election, and that all NONRESIDENT
real estate owners shall be permitted to
vote by proxy if not personally present,
provided the signature of any non-resi-
dent real estate owner shall have been
sworn to before some competent Office.
R. FURMAN, President.
A. L. DURINGER, Clerk.