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New-York tribune., 1908-01-08
REPORT ON MOVEMENT OF RESERVES.
National City Bank Circular Calls Attention
to Conditions During Panic.

The monthly circular of the National City Bank,
issued yesterday, calls particular attention the
movement of reserves during the recent furry, of
which it says, in part:
The recent statement showing the condition of
national banks is keenly interesting. 1t is par
which it furnishes in regard to reserves and the
distribution of cash. Much attention is ordinarily
New York City banks above or below their
legal requirement in the way of reserves, but we
all national banks with such interest. Such study
of the recent statement shows that the banks out
an undue amount of cash during the period between
the two statements The statement of December
shows that the central reserve cities Were S32 400
600 under their legal reserves and the other reserve
cities s3,500.000 under, while the country
banks, those located outside the reserve and cen
tral cities held $03 100000 more than their
legal reserve requirement.
The redistribution of the actual cash in vault,
shown by the last statement indicates how great
the drain was upon central and reserve
cities and how unnecessarily In many cases coun-
try banks strengthened themselves in cash hold
ngs Between the dates of the two statements
the central reserve and reserve city banks showed
an actual loss In cash of SS7 600 900 while the cash
in the vaults of the country national banks during
period increased SAC. 600 000 and that in spite
Of the fact that their deposits so decreased as to
make their legal reserve requirements S2l000,00O
less than at the date of the prior statement
Speaking of the government bond market the
circular says:
There has rarely been a time when the future OF
the government bond market has completely
hinged upon the attitude of the Treasury Depart
of government deposits at the date of the last
bank statement They were secured by s72 900
United States bonds and $685. 400 900 municipal and
railroad bonds. Between the last two statements
Of national banks, August p and December 3, we
of government bonds deposited with the Treasury
Department to circulating notes. There
Iati0n reversing the process that has been so
marked during the last three or four months
New-York tribune., 1908-01-08
ARREST VEALSTHEFT
Firm of c. B. Rouss Investigating
Alleged S7cindling Scheme.

Through the arrest yesterday of Bernard Zoltz
a picture frame dealer at No. 2so Grand street
the police believe that they have discovered
scheme by which many merchants in this city
have been swindIed out of thousands or COLLARS
Zotz was arrested by Detective Raynes, OF the
District Attorneys office. charged with defrauding
the Charles Broadway Rouss Company at NO o49
Broadway by working in concert with two en-
ployes of the Rouss ,irm and obtaining money on
juggled accounts.
The firm had the first intimation that it was be-
ing swinded last September. when 1t received an
anonymous letter advising that more careful
system of checking eff bills be introduced by the
firm in its business, and advising that all transac-
tions be carefully watched. This letter, togetner
with the fact that before its receipt an inventory
had disclosed that the firm several thousand
dollars short accounts. led to the employ
ment of private detectives.
An investigation showed that collusion had been
going on between certain buyers of the Rouss hrm
and several manufacturing houses Of which the
firm purchased goods. The scheme consisted in
goods say twenty with bill for perhaps as
many as fifty boxes The buyer would 20. k.' the
bill for the fifty boxes. for which the Rouss
firm paid cash. and divide up the proceeds or the
swindIe with the firm selling the goods
The police are now looking for the two employees
of the firm who are said to have conspired with
Zoltz According to a representative of the Charles
Broadway Rouss Company, the firm has been vic
timized of from $4,000 to $4,000 in the last
fifteen years. The amount in which Zotz Is N
yoyed is placed at $4,000 in the complaint. al
though it is said by the police that the amount
involved is nearer $4,000 Peter W. Rouss said
last night that he did not think complete investi
CATION of the books would show that the sum was
as large this.
New-York tribune., 1908-01-08

Point Upon Which It Is Said Attorneys
Will Ask Remission of Fine.
rBy Telegraph to The Tribune. ]

?
Chicago, Jan. THE attorneys for the Standard
OIL Company in court to-day revealed the point
upon which, it is said. they depend in the Supreme
Court to escape paying the fine of s29.24o,0oo i'm
posed last summer by Judge Iandis John S Miller
asked that the fine be nuliied on the ground that
the prosecution conducted and the fine i'm
posed under the provisions of the Elkins law,
which he declared had been repealed by the pas
sage Of the Hepburn act Should the Supreme
Court uphold this contention. the fine would of
course be nullifed. Not only that, but all prose
cutions Of corporations coming under the Elkins
law since the passage of the Hepburn act would
fall.
District Attorney Sims to-day asked the court
to increase the Standard Oil Company's bond from
IS 100000 TO s29 2400no
New-York tribune., 1908-01-08
SHIPPING NEWS.
Port of New York, Tuesday, January z, 1908

Steamer Algeria tBrl Mclean Marseilies December s.
Leghorn IL Naples IS Palermo 10, to Henderson
Bros, with cabin and i6S steerage passengers and
mdse Arrived at the Bar at 10;11 a m.
New York and Cuba Mail with passensers
mails and nndse. Arrived at the Bar 1851 a m
Steamer Bay Port, Jensen. Newport News Boston
towing two bsrges. Anchored In Sandy Hook Bay at
$50 q m.
Steamer Carib. Packard. Georgetown. C. January 2
Wilmington. N C. 4. 10 the Clyde Co. with ndse
Passed in Quarantine at 63o a
Steamer Richmond. Chisholm Georsetovn. C. 4. to
the Atlantic Coast Lumber Corporation, with udse
Passed in Sandy Hook at IL
Steamer Furnessia (Br) Lumstane. Glasgow December
passengers and mdse- Arrived at at S:4S a m
Curityba (Cuban). O'NeIl Newport jan
4. via Delaware Breaiwater g. to tho SIS
Line. In ballast Left Quarantine 1885 m.
% Ponce 81. TO Boulton. Bliss Dalett,
cabin passenger. mails and mdse Arrived the
Bar 332
Steamer Jersey city C3 Davidson. Bristol December
is Swansea q. to James ArkeI & Co. with ndse
at the Bar at 8
Steamer Buffalo (Br. 25s3 tons). Clark De-
cember 22 to Sandsrson & Son. with mdse- Arrived
the Bar at
Steamer Finance Mowbray Colon January l. To the
Panama Railway SIS Co. with passengers. malls
Anchored Quarantine sos %
January !, to the Caneo Importing Co. with fruit.
rived at the Bar at noon
jefferson. Dole. Newport News Norfolk to
the Old Dominion SIS Co. with passengers ard mdse
Passed In Quarantine a. 2:44 m.
Sandy Hook J, Jan 4. $50 nl-Wind south. strong
breeze; thick of shore
Steamers Kronprinz Wilhelm (Ger). Bremen via
Plymouth and Cherbourg: Algonquin Charleston and
Jacksonville: Bowie (Brl Liverpool: Chickahominy rl
Boca del Toro: city OF Columbus, Savannah; city Of
Princess Norfolk, Norfolk Newport News sikh
lbr), Singapore. Hong Kong.
New-York tribune., 1908-01-08
NO BAIL FOR WH1TMORE
Court Holds Him for Wife Murder
Hearing Tomorrow.

Theodore S. Whitmore was arraigned In court
yesterday afternoon at Harrison, N. j.. and held
without bail on a formal charge of numbering ms
wife, whose body was found in swamp there the
day after Christmas The complaint against MIN
was drawn by Justice Branegan and signed and
sworn to by Sergeant Caleb Coakley
Alexander Simpson. Whitmores lawyer demand
ed an examination for his client Justice Braneeah
said he would not grant hearing. as Prosecutor
vickers SICK and because the prosecutor
Office should be represented he set the hearing for
tomorrow at p. m
William Bartlett was also held material
witness in the case, bail being placed at ss'"'
The Harrison police were asked by Police captain
Kuehne of Brooklyn, TO hold Bartlett, as there
was charge oe highway robbery against MIN In
Brooklyn. Bartlett is walter.
Englert the Harrison who Identified the
body and who has since been detained. was also
held as a witness in S,0oO ball.
Chief Rodgers went to Brooklyn yesterday after
he had received letter bearing on the swamp
murder from man of responsibility, as ne put
it in that borough The chief said that the IN
formation in the letter OF the highest I'M
portance.
County Physician Converse refused to issue a
burial permit for the removal of the body OF the
murdered woman until Friday AS soon as tne
permit Is issued Matthew Salter. brother OF the
woman, will take charge of the body and ship 1t
to Schenectady for burial
Detective Mccormick arrested Harry Dckenson.
of No 242 West oath street. Monday night. and
took him to headquarters. Inc ponce "dheeu ~
learn from him the whereabouts of Georgiana COOK
considered by the authorities important witness
in the case they trying to make against Whit-
more Dickinson told the police, it is said tnat
Mrs Cook was in Boston, he having purchased
railroad ticket for her Monday. Dickinson was
discharged in the Tombs court. there was no EVIL
dence against him.
]. Harry Hendrickson. who was arrested SUNDAY
morning and who has since been held in Raymond
street jail, Brooklyn, obtained order from JUS
tice Maddox, of the Supreme Court yesterday az
ternoon directing the warden of the Jail to produce
him in court this morning, when the question or
issuing a writ of habeas corpus for his release
would be settled. 1t is expected that Assistant DIS
trict Attorney Elder and Prosecutor Vickers. OF
Hudson County will oppose the granting OF the
writ Hendrickson refused to go TO New Jersey yes
terday, on the advice of his attorney.
Fred. w. Elliott, the Boston & Albany Railroad
fireman whose name has been mentioned In connec-
ton with the investigation OF the murder. was
found in Newton. Mass. He admitted that he had
known Mrs. Whitmore. but he denied Whitmore's
statement that he had met him elevated train
in New York few days before Christmas Elliott
said he had not met Whitmore in more than two
years until December 26 when he called upon him
get gold locket he lent Whitmore in 1903.
Elliott said he would go to New York.
New-York tribune., 1908-01-08
GLAD wANMAkER is APPRAISER.

The confirmation yesterday of the report that
George W. Wanmaker' has been appointed Ap-
praiser OF the Port of New York by President
Roosevelt, published in The Tribune several days
ago was received with satisfaction In the Repub-
lican circles in which Mr.. Wanmaker has been
active in this city. His name was sent the SEN
yesterday.
Mr.. Wanmaker has been deputy appraiser since
the death of J. Hart Brewer in 1899. His appoint
ment TO the position of Appraiser advocated
by Senators Platt and Depew and Representatives
Parsons, Olcott and Bennett, of New York
New-York tribune., 1908-01-08
MAY TAKE FATHER DAMiEN'S PLACE.

The Rev. Vincent Masoin, student for the
priesthood of the Roman Catholic Church. who
most likely will go the Hawaiian Islands to
take charge of the 1eper colony Molokai,
rived here yesterday on the Red Star liner Vader
land. The young candidate for the place of the
late Father Damien graduated from Belgian
college and will remain for three months at the
College of the Sacred Heart Order. at Fairhaven.
Mass He said it had not been definitely settled
that he should go to Moloka but that he was will
ing TO go If ordered there.
New-York tribune., 1908-01-08
"NlGHT RIDERS" AT WORK AGAIN.

Paris KY Jan. Masked and heavily armed
might riders made their appearance in force in
the hurley district late night visiting the towns
of Sherburne, in Fleming County, and Bethel. In
Bath County. In Bethel they burned the ndepen-
dent tobacco wa rehouse of A r. Robinson, and the
general store Peters Brothers, adjoining. Al
Sherburne they destroyed the independent
house of Daugherty Brothers. No shots fired
In either place the riders all telephone
telegraph wires.
New-York tribune., 1908-01-08
STEAMERS AT FOREIGN PORTS.
ARRIVED.

Amsterdam. Jan 6-Charlois Dutch. York
Rotterdam. Jan 5-New York Dutch Tank. New York
Venice Jan 3-Giula lAust). New York
Barbados. Jan 6Magdalena r), SOUTHAMPTON Colon
etc. and New York.
Kurrachee Jan 4-Harech (Br) New York via Oran
Adelaide. Jan T-Den OF Mains (Br). New York yia St
Vincent. C " and Fremante.
Antwerp. 4 m-Zeeiand (Br). York
Buenos Ayres, Jan 3-Webury (Brl New York and Bat-
via st Lucia.
Agers. Jan T-Morats tGrLO. New York Naples and
Smyrna.
SAILED.
Antwerp. Jan 6-Mehawk uSrl. New York.
Palermo. Jan 3-Sicilian Prince
Barry. Jan 4-Carlton tBrl. New York
Para Jan 5-Ifyades (Br). New York
Barbados, Jan 6-Cearense ttrl from Para) New York
Colombo. Dec SiLchenfeis Ger from Caleutta) Bos-
ton and New York.
York.
Lisbon. Jan s-Hersiiia Ger. York
PASSED.
Prawle Point. Jan MAIN. New York for Bremen
Lizard, Jan T-Mesaba f6rl New York for london
Gibraltar. Jan Republic fBrl. Naples for New Yort
sieiiian Prince tRr,. Praeus and Palermo for New
York. - >
New-York tribune., 1908-01-08
CONCERT AT BOWERY MISSION.

The Amateur Concert Club, OF which Mrs. Will
lam b. Osgood Field is an officer. gave it's annual
concert al the Bowery Mission last night. The
mission was crowded Those who took part in the
Miss Gladys Rice. Miss Cornelia
Barnes Miss Marie Kiechhoefer. Miss Dorothy
Innis Miss Marion Gaylord. Mrs. Berry Barnes
and y. II Morris Lawrence Butler and Evert
Wendell in addition to chorus of fifteen more
members Of the club
New-York tribune., 1908-01-08
JaANSPACIFiC MAILS.

Destination and steamer Close IN New York
China and Philip
pine Islands (via San Fraacsco)-Nip-
non Maru ..........--............-..Jan Jan o. 600 m
Japap Corea and China Especially ad-
dressed only, via Seattle)-Suveric. Jan TO- 500
Hawaii Cva (San Francsco) Alameda. Jan - 500
Naw Zealand Australia Except West).
Samoan m New Caledonia (yfa
Francisco)-Foreric 49, D m
Japan China and Philippine Isl
ands (via Vancouver and Victoria, B c.
Empress China. Jan 49, 500 m
Hawaii Japan Corea China and Philip
(via Francisco)-Asia- Jan 16 d
Philippine
lands (via Seattle-Aki Maru- Jan 16 m
Aust WesO, New Zealand.
Samoan Islands Fill Islands and New
Caledonia (via Vancouver and Victoria,
B C)-Miowera- Jan "a. 900 . m
Tahiti Marquesas Islands (via
Francisco)-Marposa osa.-..:-:.-..-.--Jan2 .. 500 m
Hawaii. and Philippine Islands (va
San Francsco-U S Transport 81. 500 m
New-York tribune., 1908-01-08
MARINE INTELLIGENCE.

MINIATURE ALMANAC.
7:24 Sun 4:50 Moon sets 1o:3e Moons
HIGH WATER
Hook IL ~ Gov Island IL 40 He'll Gate
PM.-Sandy Hook IL 65l Gov Island - He'll Gate
New-York tribune., 1908-01-08
WIRELESS REPORTS.

The Oceanic. which reported to South Werfeet 1870
southeast of Nantucket Lightship at yester
day. is expected to dock at about m to-day.
New-York tribune., 1908-01-08

Newburg, n. y Jan. 7.-Dr. A. ]. Wheeler, who
committed suicide last night by jumping from
Sound steamer. conducted cancer hospital at
Cornwall the Hudson, where he from Sulli
County about two years ago He leaves a wife
and several children. At the sanatorium to-day it
was said that Dr. Wheeler went East few days
ago on business. None could suggest that
might have impelled him to commit suicide His
business said to be prosperous
New-York tribune., 1908-01-08

H Atwood and Mrs. C. ". Inslee. all OF New Ro-
chelle: Walter Marshall. Of Port Chester, and b
H. Smith. of New Britain. Conn.
New-York tribune., 1908-01-08

MANHATTAN s.,s S1EEA =. n..l HoUs. sen s1.
NIGHT at s-L0UIsE: M Mss mary GAR Ar
bert and % other principals Mus pi.i 6sn2aninL
AgostinsliL De Ctsnsros. NM Bassi. AnconA
Artnondt Mus Dir CsmpantnL
FRI, at s-DON GIOVANNI Mines Russ Jo-
mellL ZeppilH NM Renaud. Cazauran Gilbert.
Didur. Mus Dir. CampaninL -
SAT. MAT. at 2-LOUISE- MISS MARY GAR
DEN Nine Bressler eianoli: NM Dalmores Gti-
bert and u other principals. Mus DIE. CampanlnL
SAT. NIGHT. at s-IL TRoyArORE- Pop PR
tello. Sammarco. Arfrnondi- Mus Dir CampanirL
NEXT WEEK: MON-LoUIsE- MISS MARY
Gilbert and 22 other principals Musical Director.
Campanfnt
wED.-LA TRAvLATA- CFirst appearances MNE-
sicaI Director, CampanfnL -
THURS (pop prices. 55c 5c-s3)-DsNSAIiON DE
FAUST Nine JomeIli; NM Rensud. Dalnorss
Crabbe- Musical Director. Campannt
FRL-THAIS- MISS MARY GARDEN. Niles
Trentinf. Giaconfa: NM. Renaud. Dalu1oreS. Must
cal Director. Campanint-
NINE TETRAZZISID NM Bssst- Ancons
Gilbert. Musical Director. Campanint
SAT NIGHT tPop prices 75e $50 - M HS
MASKED BALL Mines Russ. De Ctsneros. Yep
PHI; NM Zenatelio. Sanmarco. Arfrnondt Musical
Director. Campanini
Next Week Sale Opens Tomorrow (Thurs) A VI
New-York tribune., 1908-01-08
PHYSICIAN Il SUICIDE.
DR.. 4. j. Wheeler, of CornUoH,
JumDs from Sound Steamer.

Hartford, Conn. jan DR. A. J. Wheeler, who
conducted sanatorium in Cornwall ION the Hudson,
n. Y. and we'll known In social circles in that
city. committed suicide by jumping into the Sound
from the steamer Hartford its trip from New
York this city last night.
New-York tribune., 1908-01-08
-MTROPMITANGst]ss:: G]s:

MTROPOLITANac5S
This Evening at s-LA TRAVAIL sembrich.
Girerd, Jacoby Caruso. Scott. Dufriche. Besue.
Naxarni. TecchL Conductor. FeIrart
Thurs. Evg.. JAN 9. at 5:45-TRISTAN und
ISOLDE. Frcmstad. Homer; Knote. Van Rooy.
Bass. Muhimann, Ress. Conductor, Mailer
Fri. Eyg., Jan. TO- at e-MEFiSTOFELE. Cava-
lieri. Rappold Jacoby. Girerd: Chalapine. Martin.
Tecchi Conductor. Ferrari
Sat. Aft. Jan. II, Mat at 2-MARTA- Sem
brch. Homer. Bonc, Journet. Barocchi. Dufriche.
Navarinf Conductor, Ferrari.
Sat. Evg Jan IL. Pop Prices at e-AIDA- Cad
ski. Kirkby-Lunn: Lucas Stracciari- Bass. Muhi-
mann Teccht Conductor. Ferrari-
Sunday Evg.. Jan. II (popuiar priceel: At $50.
GRAND SUNDAY CONCERT
RICHARD WAGNER PROGRAMME
Soloists: GadsLi. Krkby -Lunn: Knote. Van Rooy.
Biass. Orchestra Conductor. Hertz
Mon Evg-, jan 13. S-LA TRAv1ATA- Sem
brich. Jacoby: Caruso. scotti. Dufriche. Tecchi.
Wed. Evs.. Jan. Is at 7:so-DIE MISTER
SINGER. Gadski Mattfeid; Knote. Van Rooy.
Goritz, Blass. Reiss. Muhlmann. Cond, Hertz.
Thurs. Evg, jan 18. at S-TOSCA- Emma
Eames; Caruso. Scotti, Dufrichs Barocchi. Lucas.
Begue. Conductor. Ferrari-
Fri. Evg., Jan. II. s-MADAMA BUTTER
FLY. Farrar. Jacoby; Caruso. Stracciari. Reiss.
Dufriche Barocchi, Muhlmann. Cond. Ferrart
SALE of SEATS for next weeks performances be-
gins O-MORROw fThurs.l at A. NJ.
WEBER PIANO USED
New-York tribune., 1908-01-08

IDRoPosALs FOR GRocEFuEs-oFF1cr OF CEN
L eral Purchasing Ontcsr. Panama Railroad Com
Pauy, Mills Building, Washington ID 1th.
iptS S-Seaied proposals will received o1eos
until 100 r NJ. January 1905. furnishing the
above mentioned articles. Blanks and full informa
tion may be obtained application once of
the Assistant Purehasnx Agent. "a state Street New
O6acsg.
New-York tribune., 1908-01-08

Ian "a 500 . m
ian .. 800 D N
Jan 81. 500 m
The Whitefish pilot. [volume] (Whitefish, Mont.) 1904-current, 1908-09-11

When heavy fall of snow occurs In
Valdes, Alaska, the fire department is
called out to clear the sidewalks.
During the 11S years in which we
have had national house of repre-
sentatives it has never had speaker
who was born in New York city.
Up to 1906 Pennsylvania produced
more natural gas than she could make
use of, but now it Is necessary to
draw upon the supply of West Vir-
ginia.
Officers experimenting and men EN-
ployed in the construction of the new
battleship at the New York navy yard
have been strictly forbidden to give
out any information about the work.
Since its establishment the depart
men Of agriculture has cost the United
States more than $2OO,OOO.OOO. 1t has
given employment at different times
to $4,000 experts and professors and
issued 11,G15 publications.
Probably the longest If not the
largest barn in Massachusetts is liz
one of the tobacco fields in Westfield
This barn, which has been added tc
from time to time, as the business. 81
the owners prospered, is now 500 fee
long.
The Whitefish pilot. [volume] (Whitefish, Mont.) 1904-current, 1908-09-11
Fly Catches.

Pitcher Willett Of the Detroit Amer
leans is making good Manager Jen-
nings' claim for him.
"Pittsbrg's perennial pennant pur-
suing Pirates" is the way New York
scribe designates Barney Dreyfuss' Ma
tional league representatives.
While no one pretends to want Bugs
Raymond, there are just about three
National league clubs that would give
their eyeteeth to win him away from
st. Louis.
KOnetchy Of the st. Louis Nationals
is much better first baseman than he
was last year. If he shows the same
ratio of advancement next year he
will be full fledged star
Pitcher Eddie Summers Of the De-
troit Americans is the hardest loser in
the game. The other day Cleveland
took fall out of his delivery, and De-
troit bit the dust. After the game
Summers retired to the dressing room
and shed really and truly salt water
tears.
The Whitefish pilot. [volume] (Whitefish, Mont.) 1904-current, 1908-09-11

James shoaf went to Spokane Satur-
day.
Burt Mullin spent Saturday in Kalis
pell.
Sc,ool supplies OF all kinds at The
Cash Store.
Mrs. w. w. Walcott was visitor in
Somers Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. Fred Pickett spent sun
day in Kalispell.
Engineer John Mas is operating the
switch engine this week.
II. @. Christensen returned Sunday
morning from KaliSpell.
Columbia Falls is taking steps to or
ganize fire department.
Mr.. and Mrs Frel Hagist returned
Saturday from Spokane.
Born, on Sunday, September 6, to Mr..
and Mrs. r. A. Forcum, a son.
Mrs. D. C. Huson arrived from Libby
Saturday to join her husband here.
Mrs. r. A. Edmonson returned last
Friday from an extended visit in the east.
Conductor w. w. Walcott has been
working on the kalispell branch this
week.
Mr.. and Mrs. L. F. Saunders are camp
ing at the head of Whitetish lake this
week.
Ed McConvillc, c. II. Ratchye and
Chester McConville visited the mines
Saturday.
F. f. Marsh, irrigation and land sur
yeying. Calls answered promptly. kai-
ispell, Mont.
Glenn Newport of Bisbee, .Ariz., has
been visiting here this week with r. A.
Edmonson.
Miss Helen Dykerson of Bonner:
Ferry visited in town last week, the
guest of Miss West.
Some grading has been done on Sec
ond street, in the east part of town, by
the town authorities.
j. D. Perdue was fortunate enough tt
secure deer last week, and his friend,
have been eating venison.
A new lot of the old reliable "White'
Sewing Machines. Very handsome mis-.
sion finish, and warranted to be the very
best machine on the market today. Cut
Bank Mercantile Co.
The Whitefish pilot. [volume] (Whitefish, Mont.) 1904-current, 1908-09-11
Bismarek's Love of Nature.

Speaking Of the country ana the
long walks he took daily. Bismarck
said he loved nature. but the amount
If life he saw awed him. and it took
/ great deal of faith to believe that
an ''all seeing eye" could notice every
living atom when one realized what 1t
meant. "I1ave you ever sat OH the
grass and examined it closely? There
lie enough life in one square yard to
appall YOU" he said.-Lady Randolph
Churchill.
The Whitefish pilot. [volume] (Whitefish, Mont.) 1904-current, 1908-09-11
The Pilots Telephone number is 42A
Ring us up when yon are in need Of the
printers services.
They Own the Soft impeachment,

In an address to the Canadian club
In Montreal. Mr.. James Bryce said:
II Go not think it would be advisn Bile
for me to say much. for ! have the
good fortune to be a Scotclman my
self. won't pursue the theme of
what contributions Scotchmen should
be able to make to Canuda's litern-
tire and science. for the very simple
reason which was given by friend
of mine. who said. i never argue with
Scotchmen that they are u great ma
tion-tsley admit it,"
The Whitefish pilot. [volume] (Whitefish, Mont.) 1904-current, 1908-09-11
Cost Of Courtesy.

The adage Courtesy costs nothing"
would if true offer sufficient reason to
insure its observance by practically
every member of the commercial COM
munity. it being fairly Obvious to most
Of us that courtesy is an excellent
lubricant for the machinery in bust
ness. 70 be always courteous in bust
ness. however, requires Il very consid
cradle expenditure of mental effort.
which very few of MS are capable Of
sustaining mt all times Magazine of
Commerce.