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The Washington times., 1908-08-31
FOR MARSHALL HAIL
SPECIAL 10 TOURISTS.

ARDMORE HOTEL 18th. between Pa ave
and i 81. NV. Washington. D c.; family
hotel; central location; pleasant home for
tourists: rates European. 81 Up: American
gl5o up WestbOund cars from Union station
- g. JACKSON. Prop. ie2s-set
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AUCTION SALES.
GREATER WASHINGTON AUCTION co
On Tuesday, September |,
At 4;30 p. M,
In the Auditorium of the
Assembly Church,
AUCTION SALES.
Assembly Church,
-or. 5th and Sts. N. "

VIII oTer Tor sale 20 the highest bidder.
without reserve or limit. one large pipe
organ. originally cost $500. Recently over
haged and pronounced /. IA frs t-Class COndi-
uon. This IS a rare opportunity 10 secure
Instrument at a sacrifice and should COM
mand the attention OF those contemplating
70 purchase such, and dealers in music as
well. Terms viii be made known at the
time OF sale For further particulars and
inspection apply 60 =. NOTES. 6l5 La ave.
nv. aug7-5t
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FOR SALE-sEAsHoRE LOTS.
SUBURBAN AND FARM PROPERTY.

DON'T COMPLETE your suburban home or
farm purchase in Maryland unless your title
Is guaranteed BY certificate of MARYLAND
RIAL ESTATE TITLE CO. 1sth and New
3ork ave. nv. myls-In. tn sa-aat
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LOAN COMPANIES
Money Loaned SaIaried PeopI.

and others, without security; easy payments;
Offices IN 63 principal cities save yourself
money by getting my terms first. D. H
ToLAAN, Room 5Q6. $40 1,th 81. NV. des-4
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RINGSIDE GOSSIP

MURRAY boxed his first professional
bout at the Ontario A c, stopping
Young Madge in four rounds.
Stanley Ketchel is reported to have
said he will fight Sam Langford if Tom
ny Burns meets Jack Johnson
If Fred Bradley, Of RUxsbury. can
make good against Jim Parry in New
York. next Friday night, he will be in
line for several good matches.
Jack CTwin) Sullivan may be seen at
the Arn.ory A A. Boston. in a short
time. The bigger twin has been asked
to return home and meet Hugo Kelly,
of Chicago.
Paul Moore and Null Bowser. have
agreed at last to meet IN a ten-round
bout. 10 be held on Labor Day, under
the management Of the National Ath-
Iettc Club, of v est View. near Pitts
burg.
Sandy Ferguson is said 10 nave been
taking care Of himself IN has Boston
hope recently. and has gone to Black
stone. Mass. 10 begin a course OF prep
sratiOn that he believes wiz fit him
for the fal and winter campaign,
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FOR SALE-LoTS.
FOR SALE
FOR SALE OR EXCHANGE-H0USES

HOME on Sit. Pleasant 'and It is pleasant"
10 rooms. sun in all. light cellar large tile
and marble bath. hot water heat gas stove
and range, electric bells; monthly payments,
easy terms. Consult MR.. RICHARDS. 1725
Newton St NV, or ~ 18th st. au27-tf
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FOR RENT--.oUsES

FOR RENT
Persons out Of town for the summer
and others who viii reed houses aud
apartments for next years occupancy
should call on
Our bulletin Of property for rent Is
published every Monday morning and
viii be sent any where upon applica-
tiOn.
It contains fun Information about All
the property we have 10 offer.
SWARTZELL, RHEEM & EENZEX co.
~ 18TH STREET y. W.
au22-6t, ,eod-exSu
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FOR sALE-HoUsES.

FOR SALE-HOUSES.
HOW TO BE your own landlord on 500
cash and so monthly. For full particulars
drop postal, telephone. OF call for illustrated
plat etc. Connecticut Avenue Terrace
Colorado Building. Tel. Main 52s.
$500 FOR AN ATTRACTIVE sEMI-DE-
tached home in the NV suburbs; only short
distance from cars. lot has over 80 feet front
age: Only $500 cash required.
WM II. SAUNDERS & CO.,
Sl&-3t l4q 81. nv.
A X-ROOM holis,- and cellar, water, sewer
and gas In the house FOR 81 500, can't blild
the house for the money. BOX l6. Times Of
nee. auG9-3t
FOR sALE-A Georgetown bargain; new g.
room brick improvements equal 10 a S. 600
house. Tor quick sale. So coo; $500 to 81 800.
cash needed. sd and y SITS, HENRY ".
OFFUTT- - au2s-tf
SEVERAL very attractive two-story dwell
located on Great Falls and Old Dominion
railroad lots 1-3 10 IL acre; terms 10 suit
CLIFTON LAUGHLIN CO, rs 18th ST. NV
au25-tf
WANTED-HOUSES.
HOME at Takoma Park. state price. Ioca-
tion. size Of lot. and number Of rooms. Ad-
dress BOX % Times Office. au30-3t
FOR RENT-ST0RES
SPACE in store: large exclusive show win
dow, jeweller. other clean business, location
unsurpassed. 9l5 @. It
NEW STORE. 90x50 feet; all plumbing fx-
lures electric light, S29 203l 7th St NV.
au25-tf
FOR SALE-LoTS.
FOR SALE
A beautiful site for home in Petworth
in the best part Of that beautiful subdi-
vision; has gas. water, sewer and sidewalk
near several very expensive and attractive
houses; 40 IT. frontage alley in rear.
Price only $3.50 easy terms.
WM. H. SAUNDERS x CO,
au@9-St 1907 ST. NV.
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FOR OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
S2O.5O-WoRTH-S40.00 90

FOR RENT-APARTMENTS
S20.50-WoRTH-S40.O0
Hot water heating. one IRE does the cook
Ing and neatiug Of the apartments: fine large
rooms wei lighted ad3 Adams ST. ne
Through cars Now open.
F. H. SMITH CO. Bond Building
auz-9t
A LARGE four-room apartment within three
blocks OF the White HeuSe. only 60. AMER
lCAN EEALrf co, rs 18th ST. NV aus0-St
ITH- AND II SIS. sW.. rooms ana bath.
18Th 1ND EAST CAPITOL ave rooms and
bath $3.50 up.
1o0s 18th ST. wv. $3.50
504 MAINE AVE. SW. $500.
lz50 3 ST. SWi heated S5l-f0
PHILLIPS CO. ga John Marshall pI.
au2s-tf
18Th ST. THE NAPl.Es-splendfd second
moor apartments Of three and five rooms
each suitable for gentlemen; abundance of
hot water and heat. -uladern eoRvenieaees.
FOR RENT-To respectable colored tenants
Ia central southwest apaitIuents containing
rooms and BATH entire building recently
0y 0yerhauledi very reasonable rent
WILLIGE. GIBBS 6 DANIEL
6o5-6o5 18Th q aU2s-st
BACHELOR apartments. Two Rooms and
bath all modern improvements; sI7 40 SEQ
HOUSEKEEPING apartment; four rooms
and hath. new. SIS THE BRIGHTWOOD
2O43 7th 81. nv. auz5-tf
THE BENEDICK,
IS3S-isi0 / ST. y. W.
FIREPROOF CONSTRUCTION
TWO AND THKEE-ROOM BACHELOR
APARTMENTS
Located on high ground and convenient 10
clubs and departments Furnished OF unfur-
nished- Under personal supervision OF own.
eFs swimming pool. shower baths. valet
and room service, ice water lall included
Ia remit. Inquire at Office aul5-tf
BEFORE RENTING an apartment cali
at the office Of the Alonzo o, Bliss
Properties. where you VIII be shown
apartments or hats, which are bound
70 suit you IN price and also location
The Nentoss-Prices, SIS to $3.50 per
month.
The Penhurst-Priees. $50 to SIS per
month.
The Baymond-Prices. $3.50 10 IS per
month.
W. = COWEN. Manager.
Room l. Bliss Building
Telephone LinSolu 1850.
Nc. 30 St NV.
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Stanley Ketchel is reported to have
said he will fight Sam Laagford if Tom
my Burns meets Jack Johnson
The Washington times., 1908-08-31
FOR RENT-FLATS.

TEN ROOMS. almost all modern improve
ments; acre garden. veFandas, fruits city
water bath. Outbuildings SIS month 2z34
Franklin 50. ne. between Sherwood telectric)
and Langd0n lsteamB. au3O-7t
FOR RENT-By The year only, At Ss5 q
month. all modern improvements four large
rooms and private BATH. Address sI2 18th st.
NV aug0-gt
; ST. NV, sl6-FITst floor, four rooms and
bath $50; third floor, three rooms, SI7; steam
heat; large back yard. For further inf0rrna-
The Washington times., 1908-08-31

Chicago spanked the Giants so de-
clsiVely that il looks ridiculous 10 put
tbs teams in the same class.
The Washington times., 1908-08-31

Buy Hughey Jennings a scythe. +"
writes girl who attended game be-
tween Detroit and the. Washingtons
That's a good suggestion Who VoIun-
teers2
The Washington times., 1908-08-31

harry Doyle was the hero OF the
Giants series with Pittsburg Ell and
: is bat did more to make II four straight
lhan any other factors. In the four
eames he was at bat eighteen times and
~ got nine hits, which means his bat
ng average was 500. He made five
ms four put-outs. twenty-five assists
nd q single eFror.
The Washington times., 1908-08-31

Phesters work in the Cubs series
with the Giants just closed. was all TO
Ehe candy.
The Washington times., 1908-08-31

FOR RENT
l2l2 l2Ih 81. NV. one Of prettiest houses IN
the city. elegantly furnished; nine rooms (;
ali modern improvements lawn and porch
$50. HIS Oregon ave NV. ten rooms. hand
brick. elegantly finished; Sf5.08.
A #. HOLTZMAN. 1871 j. ST. n ".
auZ9-3t
FOR RENT-Eleyeu-roo house; 2 baths:
steam heat: bedrooms; newly furnished. .
so. Address BOX 3s9, Times Office.
au25-7t
S22.5O-EEAH LINCOLN PARK.
An attractive home of SIX rooms and tiled
bath. in good repair. COLLINS-GUERRY
CO. szI 18th nv. auz5-tf
FOR RENT Houses, apartments, and Offices
in all parts OF the city For detailed list
send or cali at our Oftioe.
THOS. J. FISHER & co. UncD,
REAL ESTATE, LOANS AND INSURANCE
BROKERS,
75s 18TH ST. y. ". ta23-tf
The Washington times., 1908-08-31

Few men in the major leagues could
save taken a dismissal SO gracefully
+ Jim Mcguire. All that the deposed
slanager viii say is. that he and Presl-
5ent Taylor could not agree on how 10
pa the club
The Washington times., 1908-08-31

St Louis faudOm was dgurjng- nm No
ieer returning with nine and possibly
7h victories out OF the fourteen games.
p one ever dreamed that the team
puldn.t be able TO register an even
8eak in the East.
The Washington times., 1908-08-31

FOR SALE-F0pt TunabOut: model r. B.
FRANK WRIGHT, 1887 10th St nv.
The Washington times., 1908-08-31

Next year Manager McAIeer Of the
Browns may have to seek a new first
baseman. Tom Jones. who has been
guarding thr initial corner for the
Browns since 1901. has come out with
the announcement that he is 70 retire.
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MAGAZINES.


The only satisfactory answer to the
momentous question. Arc the dead
alive? must be founded upon facts, says
Alfred Russell Wallace, i'll the NoNelN-
Der Delincator. During the last 90 years
evidence has boon accommodating IN
overy. part of the world which affords
demonstration that the so-calied deta
have never really died at all. but nave
passed into o new and higher stage ~
existence Many Of these are able TO
communicate with us, aud most of them
assure us that when theH wake from
the gIccr we cali death they ind
themselves much moro alive thd1 ever
thsy were before. And this Is only
what we might expect, for We Al te@i
that ,our mental faculties are 10 some
extent clogged and sriHed Try the gat-
ment OF flesh and that only when IN
The most perfect health do our htsher
faculties attain their fullest expression.
This rapid entrance on Il stage oi SPIRIT
,lal wel1-being aud happiness seems 10
h. very general among those who haVo
! led ordinarily good and natural lNcS,
| hut IS liy no nteaiis universal those
Who haNt, led selfish or sensual liToS,
| or haNi, given way ~ evil passions o.
| any kind hay.. 81 different awakCnihE,
| into IL world Of darkness on gloom, Oft
| en- OF solitude for Il pngGr OF shorter
| pcriod ana infinitely varied in he sur
| roundings. according to their previous
| lives. But whatever germs OF good arg
! In them are ultimately developed
| through the Kind manifestations of spirit
| helpers, and theuccfurth progress to-
| ward higher and happier state, de-
! pending mainly on themselves,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1908-10-24

. = 5t . : Z q 81 2 - BE- - g
children. This is d new book of charm
ing rhymes which makes a strong APP
peal to children. Tho verses are such
that little folks will demand they be
read again and again, and that grown
ups will delight in reading to children
OF, account OF the true pictures of the
unforgettable days of childhood 50 de-
lightfully presented The illustrations
show a sympathetic understanding of
child nature and unusual skill in pho.
geography. The arrangement of pictures
and text is artistic and effective.
large full-page picture is shown on the
left-hand pages. while on the opposite
pages beneath the rhymes apnear small
Ter Illustrations. The book is benut-
fully printed IN two colprs, on light
shade OF India tint paper. the PIC
lures arc printed in photo-brown over q
tint block OF lighter shade. producing a
pleasing and artistic cffnet.--Rand. Me-
Nally Chicago. New York.
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Literary Pageant for London
New Lord Mayor Novel Idea.
Our London Literary Letter.

ton of the literary connoisseut VIII
not be: "iloW did You enjoy such and
such an author" but How many
prizes did you WING"
METHOD ONCE IN VOGUE.
A few wears ago, when a publisher
in England wanted to launch u book
well he usually gave a little dinner
to which various influential press rep
resentatives and critics We're invited
quite by accident, of course--and then
the subject Of conversation was--a5
Mark Twain puts it," jerked AROUND
until the novelist for whom the dinner
was ,,iven came under discussion. The
reviewers and critics departed feeling
happy over the dinner, and when the
book came up. they usually gave ii u
send off" OF course. this did not al
ways work. but 1t was the time nonored
custom with publishers who We're sup
posed TO he more or less Contemplating"
COUPON SYSTEM NEXr.
Today however, all this is changed.
| Tho author is kept in the mysterious
back ground; guessing competitions arc
| started as To whether It's q man or
/ woman; and prizes are given for tho
| color Of its hair. Literary criticisms
| are another novel device for interesting
the wary public. Prizes ranging from
| S25 to $50 have been recently offered not
only by publishers. but by the authors
themselves, for the best criticism Of
certain books. After a while. public
taste will be so educated" to expect,
rewards, that ordinary prizes Will fan
to interest, and inducements to read
will have TO be run on the coupon sys-
tcni--the one buying the most books
winning the highest prize. OF course
there are a number of staid London
firms who treat these modern meth
odsr of capturing trade with contempt.
but that's another story, and the prize
packet book idea seems to be winning
a certain amount of popular favor.
KINGS BOOK TASTE.
For n novelist to get his or her book
read by King; Edward is one of the
best guarantees of success. His ma
icsty, however has little time to select
his own books, and wisely Deputies ono
OF his women friends TO do his literary
~ n l7c;, ri,ip re'' t',',t tMtf af the
kings ablest book tasters" is the wife
of tho premier Mrs. Asquitil. She has
long held this houorcd post and reads
nearly everything IN tn. novel line that
comes under the kings notice. In fact,
before her marriage, as Margot Ten
ant. she became the kings literary adj
wiser. ! is not generally known, but
King Edward is quite q devourer OF
the modern novel, with prediction
FOR the French school Quite . number
of his books are in French for he has
profound horror of TRANSACTIONS.
CHARLES OGDENS.
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Her Figure is Trim,
Her Form Sublime.

The actress locked deborah, though
the play had beea pronounced frost
by the critics
IT'S got 10 succeed" She explained.
and for that reason I'm not nervous.
Last season / played several new parts
and / burned a lot af good coin Tor COG
tunes. This season am radiatinss
with health. My form is ideally pro-
portioned. / took the uiarmola Pre-
scription to get this sublime figure.
and a woruaus figure can ilot DO
nearer perfection than what tnaEnoia
has made me. a doctor friend OF
mine gave me tho prescription, He's
a brick. It's so simple; lust get at
any drug store; u ounce Mar'nolil. "a
tic and 35s ounces Peppermint Water
aud take a teaspoonful after me.as
and at bedtime. Now | have the siren
9Th, enthusiasm ana power OF Il doz-
on stars. tell You l an, going TO
be IT, with this the leading lady
bowed the reporter out. calling after
hirn, IF you have any lady friends
tell them that there are cheap suhsti-
tutes on the market that do not do tho
work" MarIuola Co, Detroit, Mich,
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BOOKS

rast Year Mr. Harold MacGrath gave
nc ".rrhe Rest Man" This year Mr..
nran Hooker offers 1.-THE Right Man. =
Tha titles are not Interchangeable.
They indicate q difference in point or
view though In both books is loves old
familiar triangle of two men and one
pirl Mr. MacGrath was concerned
with the success OF the stronger rival.
Mr.. Hooker is thinking of the wisdom
of the feminine choice
IT is wonderfully concentrated, IN
tense story, this story of THE Right
MAN. all sharpened to point, the
firsi word looking to the last and every
intermediates word-every incident,
=rvery MISUNDERSTANDING the action in
its steady march. The battle of the
two for the one is fought out in the
Nv, DAYS of an Atlantic voyage. There
il absolute unity of scene and time. The
girl is typica1s-the nervous, charming,
smart American type. When the cur
tain rises at the New York pier. she Is
engaged to n headed, clear-think-
ing, able and successful young A1nert-
can business man. Let us call him
Iron. The third side of the triangle IN
an artistic, highly-trained, college-edu-
representing steel. Which does the girl
marry? Which would you2
The author unfoids his tale of rivalry
with emotional brilliancy and amazing
cleyerress The conversation sparkles
like the flashing OF polished swords at
play In the sunlight. The shifting for
lures OF the plot are made to glow
with passionate energy and strength
OF feeling.
The wide appeal, which, THE Right
Man possesses by Its fresh treatment
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1908-10-24
.CERTA AIN RESULTS.
Many a Salt Lake City
Citizen Knows How
Sure They Are.

Nothing uncertain about the work
Of Doan's Kidney Pills In Salt Lake
City. There Is plenty OF positive proof
of this in the testimony OF citizens.
Such evidence should convince the
most skeptical sufferer. Read the fol-
lowing statement:
A. Reynolds. living at $40 west
First North street Salt Lake City.
Utah, says: Before procured Doan's
Kidney Pills at the f. ]. Hill Drug
Co. had been troubled for long
time from kidney complaint and back
ache was restless at night and as
consequence would arise In the
morning feeling tired and worn out
Doan's Kidney Pills helped me in ev-
cry way and have not had any trou-
Bile since'
For sale by all dealers. Price SO
cents. Foster Milburn Co, Buffalo.
New York sole agents for United
States.
Remember the name-Doan's-and
take no other.
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POEMS EVERYBODY SHOULD Know
The DEATH-A-CoLD

When I stay out and slide till late
! hear my Nursey scold:
30 R-r-obih! You come in, right
straight!
You'll catch deatll.a-coid."
Arc they like lions or sirafrcs?
What is II dcsth-u-coIdo
When ask Nurscy she Just laughs;
think l might be told!
When I am very big ana strong,
And real srown-up and old.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1908-10-24

III stay out In the snow 50 long
III catch n death-a-cold!
Then, Ill learn ali about tic beast;
I'll follow up his trail,
And II he growls the lcastcst least
I'll take and pull his tail!
And II he does scare folks about
TO fits, as Nurscy said,
I'll take my slooter-pistoI out
And shoot him right down dead.
Sinclair Lewis.
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of the leaders Of the Zionist ana
one the world today recently
practically
lives OF
the Kpng
Of He pasonaey devoted to the
o chiefs this world wide movement
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is not less evident in the brief glimpse
of Charles ], that melancholy poseur
than i'll the more extended and trelnen-
5dously dramatic characterization Of
Cromwell
or the principles-the gay. chivalrous
gentlemen of the story and the Won
delfully vital coquette who plays with
him once too often-~it is difficult not
to speak with an mmoderate enthusi-
asnG up to certain point Thackeray's
BtatIiN l2smond is no better done than
Lucinda Weston. The zcst with which
she handles the three men who are in
love with her, the shrewdncSs and corlr-
age wit which she tricks and rp-tlicks
hen victims, are set forth in q master
ly Way. And Col. STOW himself. the
man OF v;tlor, vanity and dreams, i:'
one ot the most engaging personalities
to be found IN fiction, or out OF IT. His
Wit. which does not mako him the less
tender. never deserts him at the worst
crisis of his fate. lie is the informs.
ing figure Of an extra ordinarily fine
story a most lnvable gentleman Of for,
tune who loved we'll, fought braNel5,
kept faith, won honor,
The book of the year for children is
t'rhc Muffin SHOP. by Louise Ayre3
Garnet, illustrated in colors and in
black from drawings by Hope DUNLAP.
This captivating story viii prove TO be
one OF the notable children's books Of
the year. 1t Is a verse book recounting
the delights of the muffin man and his
shop, situated IN Pudding lane. The
much tried Jack and Jill the sensitive
Miss Muil'ct, Mr.. and Mrs. Spratt, a
study in contrasts. the son Of the Pip
er and his spotted pig, and many other
inhabitants Of MothertipOSe-La Land visit
the muffin shop and buy mullins at q
penny each The child Is given fresh
and sparkling grmpses of characters he
already loves. 1t is n connected story
delightfully."- told. and will appeal I'M
failingly TO the little folks. There are
throughout the text various resting
places for the reader.
BY no means the least attractive
| things in the book are the illustrations
! III colors by Miss Hope Dunlap. they
| are sure to capture the chiid's fancy.
| for the pages are alive with gay color
! and the designs are most artistic The
two-page color illustra ton of the royal
coach Of gold is delightfully."- natural
| and charming The combined talent Of
| author and artist has added to juNc-
| nile literature another children's book
! which win take rank among the best
published in recent yeurs,-lRand, NC
Naiiy Co., Chicago.
| Another attractive and artistic child 6
| book is "Really Babies" by Elizabeth
| B. Brownell, illustrated with reprodnc-
lions from exquisite photographs OF
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what is there in common between
Marie corelli, the author of Holy Or
derts" and Robert Hichens. the author
of THE Garden OF Allah? Advance
information about Holy orders" Ito
be published by Stokes on Sept. 80,
shows it to be a work of intensely
strlcr ideas on moral questions, where
AZ, Hichens' works are pervaded by
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1908-10-24

ton of the literary connoisseur Will
not be: "Ilow did you enjoy such and
such an author?" but How many
prizes did you Win2"
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1908-10-24

4 recent visitor in Stratford -on-Avo
was surprised to see crowd gathered
in the street in front OF an unpretei'-E
tious looking vine-covered cottase;
f1nnn nearer approach he discovered
liar the crowd concealed a. pair OF
,liminutive ponies, hitehed to a light
rnrtI This did not seem to him sum
cent cause for the curiosity of the sta''@
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1908-10-24

Mr.. james O. Pagan, the author Of
Confessions of Railroad Signalman"
will make an address before the New
York and New England association of
Railway Surgeons in New York next
month on Neglect of Employees to
Observe Signals and Obey Rules" a
matter on which he lays stress in
his hook ---.---- N -