Condon globe. (Condon, Gilliam Co., Or.) 189?-1919, 1908-02-07

spark OF curiosity about him II anx.
ious to know the outcome OF the trials
Of the persons he has found indict.
ments against. In following these
cases through the various courts no &C.
quires an interest In judicial proceed.
ings that really never dles."-New York
Sun.
Little Virginia. three years old.
brought her mother to her nursery q
few nights ago with heartbroken
walls,
what is the matter. deariei Why
are you screaming soY'
Mamma. am I all heref'
Certainly you are all here. right In
your bed"
"But. mamma, feel o. me: see II TN
oil here. Are my feet here and the top
Of my head bothf"
Certainly. Virginia, every BIT OF you
IL here. tucked In your little trundle
bed. Why do you think you are notf'
II dreamed" this with another great
sob. II dreamed was a chocolats
stick and had eated myself."-Ex.
change.
The Power of the Rothschilds.
II has been calculated that at the
present rate OF accumulation the
Rothschllda win own by the middle OF
the present century some f2.000. 600.
600. or nearly enough to pay OF the m.
tIonal debt three times over. The i'm.
agination is staggered and fails to
realize the power which Is represented
by such figures. II could finance OF Il
could stop q war: Il could delay the
Industrial development OF country
for generation. or It could. on the 9th,
er hand. enable q country which Il "a.
yored to beat all Its Industrial rivals.
A power like this must have its fingers
on all the arteries through which flows
the llfeblood OF commerce. the ebb
and flow of which II can regulate un.
controlled. Grand Magazine.
Improvement In Bread.
Judged by its appearance. digesti.
bllity. favor and food value. modern
bread Is much superior to that which
was In common use tifty or sixty years
ago. Fifty years ago the very best was
very good. the average was poor. the
bad very bad. Improved wheat clean.
ing-wheat conditioning" whereby
the wheat Is put in the best condition
for the separation OF the husk from the
kernel, dimiuution IN the amount and
intensity of the friction used In grind.
ing and improvements In the methods
Of separating the products OF grinding
has In the aggregate wrought revo.
luton In the art Of milling. 30 that the
-four Of today Is an article very supe-
rior to old fashioned nour.-Science
Progress.
Ever Notice ~
The tall. sandy haired man looked q
good 6eal like his collie.
Ever notice itf' said an observer.
"People nearly always resemble their
dogs. That is why you, for instance
short. bull necked and stubborn as you
are-that Is why you 90 in for bull.
dogs.
SILLY men. with curly hair and eyes
staring and stupid and sentimental, 80
In for Blenheim spaniels.
Lean chaps-runnerB and Jumpers
they're always melancholy, by the way
like greyhounds.
Your little, quarrelsome. alert man
boosts the fox terrier trade.
II, stately and august person, own
st. Bernard. Brooklyn Citizen.
Deaf Clients Not Popular.
A man in the Tombs for theft con.
suited three different lawyers, each Of
whom seemed unwilling to undertake
his defense. The fourth man inter.
Viewed was also on the point of de-
clining the case.
Look herep the accused broke out
angrily. whats the matter with you
fellows, anyhow? This isn't difficult
SoSe. AOu ouBut " Dc uUle 10 yet me
of easily. and I'm willing to pay"
"The trouble is this" said the fourth
man frankly. you are very deaf. No
lawyer likes to defend deaf man un.
less he is hard pushed for clients or Is
going to receive tremendously big fee.
A deaf man is so very likely to queer
his own case. II he would only trust
implicitly tosthe lawyer he would be
all right. but that Is something he sell
dom does. He cannot hear what Is 20.
ing on about him, SO he files Into a
panic and fancies his lawyer Is neglect
Ing his interests, and the first thing
anybody knows he blurts out some.
thing that ruins the case. really can't
blame those other men for turning you
down. shall do the same thing unless
you will promise upon your honor not
to speak only when tell you to.~-
New York Press.
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