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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1908-03-14
NATIONAL IS NOW
81 YEARS OLD
Grand Old Baseball League Cele-
brates Its Anniver-
Sary.
ORGANIZED JAN. 20, 1876.
Brief But Interesting History o' '"1
Career OF National ras'in'e--
BulIeIey First President

,,,o x,t,orol ,eague celebrated It's
+,,r,,,.second anniversary last ihon'i,,
,,rosiaeut Harry c. Pulliam not ueu az
-. o,y,ore TO that effect. ON J.'uu''''
90 ,s-e Tho grand old organization was
r,S and while there have gee"
-. ,,nes the league Is sun one %
,t. rrerni.r In the country
MI n,st president OF the league VIZ
nv ,iorSaii g. Bllkeley OF Connev.iSc,uSS
artorwards governor ana ~" ono venr
states senator. He served OillSx Ia, ia A
sla'e . ~ a1ccseded 10y the late Wiiiaml -.
9It,,lt',,rt of Chicago. VINO seINeH P 80 ~ ~
M until 1852. The thliu Nils of
the National league wa y IN iSoa n. Il.
Sev York lie was elected III nooi hean
go or washington, VINO hau -,
a ioTts from the beginning OF 'i i iSS,
ranization was eiecte dpresinen' a., MS
and he served ,r 9nttl q 1;p puiiism.
suCct5tuetb iri,,-tyo years of existence VIC
toac,ies has been served by ulhy rf',.,.,,
secTetaris they being n, ~, ofG"fnl John
c. pullinm ana tne
A; ;rt ney clubs that made up the iea sebe
whom n was organized IN le'os w. work
80 Boston. Mutuals OF N nv X.
e s,ssIs,cs of Philadelphia Hartford uE ~.
! ouis Cincinnati ana Loulis.,N'i,tcd unI.j
Pittsburg club was n9' ,itcif was presl-
1877 and the late W. - ~ In the Ma
aont Of Pttsburgs first cruz ~ vas
o9 Tbn chicago club won the nrst o Smo''' il
nionshin IN the National leaSue' ~ the
i, ~ interesting to the rams "a 70 ~
may 2e ,.,,' 10 know the makeup OF lne
fSIG team. A. G. Spalding WIS ~ was
a,,J lin White catcher O. a. ny d
first baseman; ROSE b,o Iany yenrs after
ria,i vas manager and iirst pase4 Ipi
MAYED third for the champloi,ir,ti nc ontfeld
Peters was the shorlStop. ~. pauI A
ddnnsisted OF John W. Glenn lei az Gscar
G T9ll 'en aor,e,.. Robert Addy ana oscar
PIN, The National league has nine hono'aiS
members They are; otected Noyem-
A. G. Mis-, New forA'
Der p; l Shading. Chicago November H.
1881 RIerrv chadwick. Brooklyn, Novem-
0f Nc = e young. washington December
Il, IVY reach. philadelphia, March ! ;, isVS
81 e. o. Iohn j. Rogers, Phiadeipi'a'
M 9a@es = A S.'e Hart. Chicago, December ~
iS2S; Il conant Boston, December H.
lsg ,s stting at this time, when the Ptos ~
don't of the league Is rnaRinE a lsrs 10
eN ,,,rc fair treatment for .he plaza, t .o
seeu ,o nc ts'' words OF Henry Chadwick. VINO
III 1900 said ..,,,ress Of the Ma
,to,,ai leaprne from the date OF lls o, .st
atiSn mn 10 the period of its reeohssthr o ~.
z z ~, ~ isee nresents a chapeter OF pass'
ION ION, N history lfo OF tho deepest Interest til, IN
S Ss is desSrpys e OF te oi p sy9S
sonaI n 6gSsGSn b S'' the establishment Of
p mTT and effective s9ve ih6mld b
The fraternity At ~ iar {or the good iegis
i henien r"ark that has been accompl'she,'
BY the mpsnatGs Of , the N not now e hay,
~ pS snti c,nai game at all as far as the
nr r part of baseball is concern
"a
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NOTICE OF DISSOLUTION.

IN THE DISTRICT COURT or SAL
Lake County. State OF Utah. IN me hhl
ter OF tho Voluntary Dissolution qi sI,.,,s
Livestock Company corpoTnuoH, Nosss
Is hereby given that an applicapS1 VI
been made In accordance with law W.
the voluntary dissolution Of sharp lo,
stock Company, a corporation ana nyaIc1
der OF said court the same has been W.
IN said court and notice Is given OF "'
hearing OF said application; .h,
NOW THEREFORE,. notice is heltN
given that Sharp Livestock Comphlgh,
corporation formed under the laws on mT
State OF Utah, has presented 10 the apIt,.
court petition praying for the dlstols
ton and disncorporation Of said colp~ N
ton, and that Saturday the ism dlg ny
April. 1908, nj 10 o'clock IN the lofeno,
or as soon thereafter az the matter ''
be heard, before the equity dvlNon
said court has been appointed as ne liIlt
and place for tho hearing Of sald alRno
cation. al any time before The oNpba' XII
Of which time, any person may ~"
objection 10 the said application. ,tth
Witness the clerk ~ said Court VIZ
the seal thereof attached this eln 81"
OF March, 4. d. 1908. Of,
(Seal j. IT, El@llRtpdh' yrsrk
BY william +. jenkins, Deputy lIe a,s
Young e Movie Attornoys for Peu'lon''
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To Cure
Rheumatism

The excessive accumu-
lation of uric acid must be
eradicated from the sys-
tenn. DIR. Miles Nervine
used as directed for rheu-
matism, is alkaline in ma
ture. 1t neutralizes this
acid, and it's soothing eff
feet upon the irritated
condition of the nerves
relieves pain and induces
sleep and rest.
81 was suddenly taken with n severe
pain In my foot. Ny physician could
not tell what was the trouble. In u
few days had the same trouble with
the other foot. i WAS so crippled that
/ could scarcely walk and at times [
had to crawl on my hands and knees
from my bed down stairs. After hnv-
ing my shoes on for an hour or two
l could manage 20 walk by suffering
the pain. l suffered more or less all
hummer. and tried almost everything
but got no relief. Then began 10
have. pains all through my system.
My doctor told me | had an acute at-
tack of ini,arar,atory rheumatism,
was in tho hospital for. weeks, but ]
was scarcely able TO walk when | left
Il. ] read about DR.. Miles Neivine.
bought 81 bottle and also wrote the
Miles Medical Co., for advice. They
advised me to add salioyate OF soda
10 tho Nervine. and I commenced to
get better from the start and for the
past six months have scarcely any
pain, and am able to walk as we'll as
ever" JAS. Fl. SANDERS.
p. O. aor s, RoclSaway. N. Y.
DR.. MiIee' kervlne Is sold by your
druggist, who will guarantee that the
first bottle VIII benefit. II II falls, no
win refund your money.
Miles Medical Co., Elkhart, Ind
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NOTICE. 10 CONTRACTORS.


SEALED BIDSFOR THE ERECTION
OF new hfteen 'oom school building to
be erected at Bavcr city. Beaver Co,
Utah. will be rerlvd mp To and lnclud-
ing April ?, 1905 the office q Liljenberg
e Maeser, Arcftects, 29O-23l CONNER
cial club Buildig. Salt Lake CITY and
at the office OF Dc Board Of Trustees OF
Beaver school cstrlct az Beaver city,
Utah
Separate bids I'll be received on each
Of the following classes OF work VIZ,
Carpentery, masd and heating Plans and
specifications ma be seen AT the office
OF the above nafed Architect, or at the
office OF the Bord OF Trustees OF said
district Each hi must be accompanied
by a certified chick OF per cent OF the
amount Of the Ia made payable 10 &.
". Murdock Tiasuror Beaver school
distrlct The successful bidder VIII he
required 10 give bond FOR one half tie
amount " conflict prices. Rights re-
served 10 reject lny or al bids,
Fl. McGARRY,
W. TOLTON.
g.. MURDOCH.
Trustees
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LIVED ON WATER.
Al Orih Explains How He DID IL Tor
Three Weeks.

frank Farrell. the owner OF the re"
YORK club, WAS telling the other day now
,isa he was to get away from having any
s,art in the ownership OF the MQhtteai
Team of the Eastern league Which OluD
larren and Willie heeler pousht coupe
OF years ago with the lhten', ,.,,, oa n,a~-
ing it a sort OF nursery Tor young p,ds
ere so that when they made shoWlis
thev would be drafted into the RANKS Vi
the New York Americans -. t,.,,,-
The idea was all right, out aileI ut0p
n,nr a good many doilars in the venture
Farrell and keeler pulled out some u, 1
after the close OF the recent season Nj.
Farrell said the other day that ~ tlous ,I
the worrying that Wee Willie did over me
losing Investment he had made WIN the
Montreal club was responsible iof ms
hitting only 80 last season. -
This may have had something To 40
with the great Httle mans poor swattins
work. but all the same keeler 5 stomach
was out OF kilter all the season. ana whvn
n mans insides are not toelng me marx
he cannot be exepcted 10 deliver the goods
when Il comes 10 doing baseball stunts.
Stomach trouble is disease mat
great many professional baseball men
Suffer with 1t put Clark Griffith down
and out and il has caused the brilliant
Fred Clark OF the Pittsburg club many
an unhappy hour, while this disease was
directly responsible for the suicide 81
Harvey, the swell Cleveland outtelder,
as far as baseball was concerned.
Last summer when Willie keeler was
suffering the most with this distressing
complaint he and Clark Griffith were sit
ting on the bench up al the Highianders
park discussing the question OF dieting
whom Keller sadly said TO Griff.
why. don't You know. Clark that
haven't eaten a square meal In week
and all / have had today was q cOupl,
or eggs ana toast.
why that amt nothing" cried Clark
"Once / didn't taste bit Of solid food fo
over n week; Just lived on crackers an,
beef tea" he added.
"Pshaw YOU iuNalids amt undergoing
80 many privations," chmed in Al Orth
on water Tor three weeks"
the clever slab artist ''Why I once live,
'You didG' exclaimed the two hal
players IN establishment. as they looked
inqulringly at Al
away =, -anpened wl.wiombhYcdhs
sure said Al, as he began to cdg'
away. 81 happened az the time TO b
spending my vacation on canal boat q
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doing. the example they are setting
their children and grandchildren. or
have they been blinded to their position
and the example they are setting? And
what OF those who have made so many
promises and professions of purity,
do they permit these things TO exist
through their love of gain from a An
aucial standpoint, or is II through the
clamor OF the worldly. and shall I say
the wicked. and by so doing counten-
ance in the community things which
lead to evil and eventually destruction.
through permitting evils to flourish;
and violating the commands of the
Creator. There is no command that
was given to Moses by our Heavenly
Father on Mount Sinai. more positive
than the fourth command. Remember
TO keep holy the Sabbath day. Six days
shalt thou labor and do all thy work,
but the seventh day Is the sabbath
OF the Lord thy God; in 1t thou shald
not do any work, thy son nor thy
daughter. thy manservant nor thy
maidservant. nor thy cattle nor the
stranger that is within thy gates
These are very plain words. their mean
ing can not be mistaken.
We have religious people from var
ious creeds in this city, can it be possi-
BILE there are any who do not believe
the commands of the Lord, but I have
not heard of the Ministerial association
fitting it's voice or trying to have the
law enforced against sabbath breaking,
save IL be one who wanted the profess
SIGNALS should have a rest, he did not
urge the Sunday closing because 1t
was a command from Jehovah to keep
HOLY the sabbath day.
Those in authority in our fair city
from the mayor down promised all
manner of reforms, but from the ac-
counts given by the papers. inquity
abounds and the love of MANY IL they
ever had any has waxed cold, indeed
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ASSESSMENT NOTICE.

THE NEW STATE GUN CLUB-A
corporation organized under the laws of
the state OF Utah, Notice is hereby given
that at a meeting OF the Trustees, held
ON The 20th day o, February, 1908. an as
feFsnent Of 800 dive dolars) per share
WAS levied on tie capital stock OF the
corporation, payable on or before the 10th
dav OF March. 1875 20 the Secretary, al
hts office. No 22l Second Ave, Salt Lake
CITY. Any stock Upon which this aLsesB-
ment may remain unpaid on the 2Jth day
OF March 1908. viii be delinquent and ad-
verjised Tor sale nj public auction and
unless payment made before. will be
sold on the Ath dy of April, 1905 10 pay
the delinquent assessment together with
the cost OF ADVERTISING and expenses OF
sale,
ELBRIbGE l.. THOMAS.
Secretary.
salt Lake city Utah, Feb gith, 1905.
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RETURNS FROM OLD MEXICO.

Architect A. o. Treganza has re-
turned from two months absence in
old Mexico. lie went as far south az
the isthmus of Tehuantepec, and then
down to Vera cruz on the Gulf of
Mexico coast. lie reports the scenery
as surprisingly grand, both on the
Mexican Southern and on the coast limo
to Vera Cruz. The country is fun of
Americans. and the climate is very
pleasant Mr. Treganza says business
opportunities in that country are num-
erous and profitable.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1908-03-14
ooULoN WINS DECISION

Los Angeles. March l7.--Jnhnuy Coulon
OF Chcago clearly outclassed your
~ McGovcrn u Los .,usr.v.i ~ their To-
round contest before the P1cinc Athletic
club IN tnis city tonight. Cuulou. o. his
clever defense and his hardness, kept
his opponent continually on the defense,
and scored three knockdowns. oLce put
ing McGovern half WAY through tho
ropes. Coulon showed strength and game
ness never before introduced by u 100
pound fighter in this city. Several times
McGovern was within few seconds OF
the knockout, but was saved by the gong.
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AUsTRIANs WERE ARMED.

Two Austrlans we're arrested by Off
Ger Tom simpson late this afternoon
on charge of stealing copper. The
Austrians gave the names of Joe Buo-
kin and George Mosh, and one of them
was armed with n stiletto, while the
other carried pair of brass lnuckles.
Last night the men confessed to OIL
Ger Simpson and Detective shannon
that they stole the copper from the
Garfield smelters
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recently offered ny Mr.. Kolly, md De-
claring that tho National Sporting club
TX the only place In England where Jonn-
son win light The secretary ~ the club
replied that tho nrgdnization WAS Unable
To offer such liberal terms ms had heen
given by Mr. Kelly which Included 5000
for Johnson win. lose on draw.
Burns now says that he In willing to
wait until he returns to the United states
to meet Johnson, believing that some
western club after his success IN Eng
land Will offer a large purse for such
u contegt
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1908-03-14

LUCAS STILL PRESIDENT.

Tacoma. wash, March 13-rhe North
western Baseball I.eague maguates have
voted the Spokane franchise to Eddie
Quinn and adopted the schedule The
season this year opens April Is and closes
Sent. 2 The majority of the games will
be played in Tacoma. Seattle and Spo-
kane W. II Lucas will continue as
president OF the league.
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DELINQUENT NOTICE.

TONOPAH TABLE MOUNTAIN MIN,
ING COMPANY-A corporation, prnclgs
place OF business, Tonopah, Nevada, o.
flee also at Salt lake city. Utah
Notlce-There ~ delinquent upon tho ~,
lowing described stock on account g
assessment No. /. levied December ivy;
1907. the amount set opposite the name
the stockholder ms follows:
Name Shares AmQl.
Thomas j. Lynch 800. .333a00 fl@R
And IN accordance with the law WV
an order or the board OF Directors. mac.
December 10TH 1907. so many shares
the above mentioned stock as may "
necessary, will ba sold AT public nuctgl
al the oompany's ofnre. Room No Y
Templeton Building. Salt Lake city Utat
on the 30th OF March, 1901 n II o.closA
n. m. 20 pay the delinquent assessmenl
together with the costs OF advertising ana
w. p. o'MflARA
SeCrett!.
Office. Room No. 40 Tomplston Build
Ing. Salt Lake City, Utah
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BETTER THAN SPANKING

Spanking does not cure children OF
bedwetting. There Ia constitutional
Cnuse for this trouble. Mrs. NJ sum
mcrs. Box w Notre Dame. Ind. will
send free to any mother her successful
home treatment. with full Instructions
Send no money, but write her today
If you children trouble YOU In this way.
Don't blame the child, the chances are
1t can't help It, This treatment also
cures adults aud aged people troubled
with urino difficulties Nv day or night
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DELINouENr NOTICE

NJ 5,iieA A JACK CONSOLIDATED u,y
M nnss COMPANY--P Principal place of MIN
hvy Provo City. Utah N' Vi euss'
Notice--Thers are delino,.,,
h vslsowing Described stock on ace conn 'hs
shara ,ut No !. OF three cente ~
ID s'I h. levied on the 10th day Of Ianuagr,y'
M ms e several amounts set opposite AZ.
follows: ''spuu'iVe thnrehnld1ts a.
No
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BROKE WORLDS RECORD.

track meet OF company G.. Third regi-
meut National Guard OF Pennsylvania,
here tonight, +. G. Smithson Of Portland.
On, rcpicseuting the Jwcnty-Srcund tegi-
ment of New York broke the worlds
record IN the ntty-yard hurdle Tor three
hurdles, winning from scratch ia 20
seconds
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HOPPE BrATs scyAFFER.

Cincinnati. March 10 Willie Hoppe de-
teatcd Jake schacfer here tonight In ISL
balk line billiards by the score OF NO 10
ls5. Hoppe's high run was no and sclae-
fpp's
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rY COBB SIGNED.

augusta. Ga. March 1s.-Tyrus Cobb.
WAC led the American league last year
IN batting. today signed a contract FOR
s. 600 with the Detroit club for 1893.
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NOTICE OF DELINQUENT SALE,

DENVER MINING COMPANY
Location of principal place Of business
Salt Lake City, Utah-Notice There are
delinquent upon the following described
stock in the above named company. on
account of assessment No. D. levied on
the 2sth day of January. 1905, the several
amounts set opposite the names Of the
respective shareholders as folloMs.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1908-03-14

And in accordance with law and an OF.
der OF the Board of Directors on The
2Sth day Of Jannary' . 10y SO many q q
necessary will be sold Mt the office o.
the secretary, No. As Richards street
Salt Lake City, Utah. on Saturday ih.
nth day OF April 1903 at the hour q
delinquent assessment thereon together
with the cost of advertising aud expens'
j. n. HORLICK,
President
HUGH WATSON,
SecretaE
Dated March 8, 1903.
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ended With a sensational and wbirlwlnd
aniah. The teams lined up as follows:
l.. d. 8. Aggies
Miller ,,,.,..,R II, ......... Evans
Taylor .. LIZ. .... McNiel
Horsfal amman. {. .........,.. Brnssatd
Beck ........... L.. ..,,..... Parkinson
Anderson-Lund re ,.......,... Cook
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COAST RAIL CANES.

San Francisco. March iS-rhe Chicago
Americans won from San Francisco today
bv score OF to l. The Chicago team
played a very classy game. Tho hone
team did not score until the last inning.
Score;
RH t.
Chicago ......................... 2 .
san Francisco .....'.s.....,.-.s. -.....l . v
Observation-Disclosures, Smith and sullivan;
Heneley, Gaddy, Joues Berry and La
Long.
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Office. Rooms 5, 6. Z. and i
Block, Provo City, Utah.

BY an order of the Board Of Dircctois
made the i4th day of March 1915 thl
above delinquent sale was postponed
until Thursday, April 16, 1875 at p
M.
r. h. ALLEN,
Secretary OF Black Jack CONSOLIDATED
Mining Company,
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PROBATE AND GUARDIANSHIP
NOTICES.
Consult County Clerk or respective sigr
ers for further information,

IN THE DISTRICT COURT. PRO-
bate Division, in and for Salt Lake Coun-
ty. State of Utah In the matter of the
estate of Richard Macintosh, Deceased.
Notice The petition for approval and set
tiement OF the Eighth Annual account OF
the executors of the estate of Richard
Macintosh deceased, has been set for
March A, d. 1908, at 10 O'Clock a. NJ.
at the County Court House In the Court
Room of said Court, in Salt Lake City,
Salt Lake County, Utah,
Witness the Clerk of said Court, with
the seal thereof affixed. this 10th day OF
March, A. d. 1903
Clerk.
By ". II. Tarnsworth, Deputy Clerk.
Bradley, Plschel & Hardness. Attorneys
for Petitioners.
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And In nccOrdanCe Win law and an
order of the Board of Directors made Il
the 10th day of january, 1aOo, so mann
shares of each parcel Of stock as max
be necessary will be sold at public aucts.
at the office of the Company Room,
Utah on Monday March l6. 1905 al
O'clock p. m. to pay the dellnouen
assessment together with the cost Of al.
vertislng and the expense of sale.
r. Il. ALLEN.
Secretay
Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1908-06-18
Ole Nov Mayor En
n ~ Based N GHBr0adhursta Successful Py I'll
THE MAN
or
R THE HOlRa92 ID

give been looking all over for you,
Mr.. Bennett" called Judge Newman,
hurrying out through the chain Of ante
rooms as Alwyn wandered out of the
ballroom into the foyer a few moments
later.
Anything important?" asked Ben
nett. pausing in his stroll and greeting
the older man cordially. He had known
the judge as long as he could remem-
Der and had always had a decided lik-
ing for the pompous h%enpecked little
dignitary. Surrounded as he was by
political intrigue. heartache and asso-
citation with rogues, the harassed young
man rather welcomed the variety prom
Used by a chat with his old friend of
his boyhood.
Anything important, judge?" he re.
peated. COR are you just taking pity
on a lonely chap and giving him a
chance to chat with you over old
times?"
"Well," began the judge, his custom.
Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1908-06-18
Pith and Point.

Occasionally the wisest owl boots at
the wrong time.
A mans temper is like a fly. 1t is
full grown the moment it appears.
The Reuse of every man who docs
not mind his own business is that he
is trying to do good.
How would you like to be a paper.
hanger and be closely associated With
housekeeping nearly every day?
Don't forget that the neighbors
watch you. If you don't behave, they
know it. And they tell it down town
and everywhere else.-Atchison Globe.
Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1908-06-18

INV, ~ W eApIeSS
his contempt
for the mist that sprang into his own
hard old eyes. The sound recalled the
secretary to himself.
you've trapped me into this" he ex-
claimed, with a laugh that was half a
groan, "and you must both promise
not to betray my secret. 1t won't be
much longer now, thank God! But
you'll both promise, won't your"
"Sure" assented Phelan.
"And you. too, Cynthia" pleaded
her brother. You can trust me-, can't
youw
"Of course 1 can. If you insist, l
won't tell any one. r.
"I'm happier this minute than I've
ever been in all my whole life" smiled
the secretary, again clasping his sister
in his rms eff you only knew, little
girl, how I've longed for this!"
"Here's the FAM" announced Perry,
hurrying around the corner of the door
way. Found it under az
He stopped short, open mouthed,
dumb and motionless. Thompson and
his sister stood in close embrace be-
fore him, with Phelan looking on like
some obese caricature of a benevolent
fairy.
The fan slipped from young Vain
wright's %nerveless grip and fell with
a clatter to the polished floor, it's ivory
sticks swapping like icicles.
Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1908-06-18
Scraps Of Science.

Glass made into microscopic objec.
tives is more costly than gold.
Mans temperature is 9S6 degrees; a
snafl's is 76 and a chickens Ill.
The effective temperature Of the sun
is nearly $500 degrees c. (9.7OO de.
grees FL.
Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1908-06-18

look of Infinite
love and yearn-
ing. With a
single gesture
he ga t Ii e red
Cynthia's frag-
lie body in his
arms and crush
ed her against
his breast.
"Oh, my little
sister," he muir
INJURED. a great
sob choking his
words. "My
little. little Sis
teri"
Phelan cleared
his throat and
cOughed savage