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The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-06-17
SAVED A SHUT-oUT
MTvER FOR MOBILE PUNCHED
 HOME RUN.
But the Pelicans Got the Game by a Score of 3 to 1--Hitting of
 R0he and Sabrie.

New Orleans. La, June 1e.-Except for McIver's home run, Mobile was un- able to score against the locals in their third combat today.
 The hitting of Rohe and Sabrie were
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-06-17
CHEER HIP.

It may not be true. In fact If the bottle has not the trademark "COea- Cola" on it, 1t Ia not what you asked for. Accept nothing else.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-06-17

Steve Griffin Is keeping the Ports mouth team well up among tho lead CTS in the Virginia League race.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-06-17
WINS FROM MEMPHIS
LITTLE ROCK PUNCHED THE HITS
 ON SCHWENCk.
EyIer Was the Opposing Pitcher and the Final Score With EgyP-
 tians Was 5 to O.

Little Rock, June 16.-Little Rock punched hits on Schwenck in the sec ond. third and sixth innings of today's game and had little trouble in winning from Memphis. Scare:
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-06-17
NATIONAL LEAGUE

Philadelphia, June 16.-Honfman's nun enabled Philadelphia to- defeat Chicago today. R.H E. Chicago. .. ... 900 900 010-l Philadelphia. {. 900 200 00%-2 8 0 Batteries-Pfeister and Klien; Sparks and Dooin. Time. 1885, Umpire, Klem. Boston, June l6--Poor fielding by the locals gave Pittsburg todays galse. to l. Boston had many chances but Willis was invincfble with men on
 R.HE Pittsburg .. 0O1 100 400--6 8 Boston .... 900 100 000--i $ Batteries--Willis and T. Gibson: and Graham. Time i:47. Umpires. Emslie and Rudderham.
 New York, June 16-New York Gin cinnati game postponed on account of ale-Princeton game.
 Brooklyn. June 1s-The Brookiyns won from St. Louis today with their first victory in a couple of weeks. Lush allowed seven hits. but Hostetter, behind the bat, was the weak spot. St. Louis ......1O0 100 o0o--2 3 ? Brooklyn ...... 900 300 l0x-4 1 Batteries-Lush and Hostetter snd Ludwig: Fucker and Bergen. Time 1:30. Umpire. o'Day.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-06-17
Bids Wanted

Bids will be received by the Board of Revenue of Montgomery County until twelve noon. Monday. June 22nd, for grading the extension of Washington avenue from Hall to Viokers street and for travelling the same from Central railroad to Vickeys street.
 The right is reserved to reject any and all bids J. T. BULLEN, Red-thu-su County Engineer
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-06-17

Summary-Base on balls. off Perdue, 5, off Turner 2. Struck out, by Per- due g. by Turner 2. Two-base hits, Me- Cormick, Turner. Three-base hit. Hem line. Home run, Hunter. Double plays McElveen to Butler to Daubert. Passed ball. Seabaugh. Time, 1:47. Umpire, Carpenter.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-06-17
National League--

National League
 Philadelphia, 2; Chicago, 1.
 New York Cincinnati postponed e-Princeton game. Brooklyn, {; St. Louis. 2.
 Boston, 1 Pittsburg. s.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-06-17
American IleaRue--.

American LenRue.--
 Cleveland, 8; Washington, 3. Detroit, q; Philadelphia. 3. Chicago, 3; New York, 2. St. Louis, 1 Boston, g.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-06-17
NOTICE K. OF c.
Bids Wanted

Bids will be received by the Board ef day, July 3rd 1908. for grading and sand tng one mile of road at Davenport. Ala Ap- ply to s. ,. Guy. Davenport. Ala. for speei-
 E D SCARBOROUGH.
 Chairman Board of Revenue Lowndes Co.
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The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-06-17
HeanIta n4 I.ntnnia-

Cincinnati. O., June 16-The Harold stakes for the two year old colts was the feature at Latonia today. White Face won the event in a drive by a length and half from S. W. A. Leach. with Michael Angelo third. Deacon, rank outsider in the betting, won the concoio third. Deacon paid $4sS.SO m the s5 mutuals.
 Track fast.
 First race. five furlongs-Chalice l0s. Powers). ss.90 straight 31.45 place 15.55 show won: Malecon, 10S. (Taylor), IS.4O place lO.5e show second; the Mis- sus. 1o3. tFrazerl. 1855 show third Time 1 :02 1-5. Zaffro. ocala. Lady Ruby Mahal. vancena and My Ladey Francis ran.
 Second race. six furiongs-Tamar, 1o5, .Butler). $500 straight s.15 place tin), f.s5 place 7,20 show second; Mar garet T.. 100. tHufnagel. 1i.60 show third. Time 1915 Is. Palamon. Dan ponaIdo eHe'T Bitter sT Berth o Geodn FGSh pS
 Third race. seven furlongs-Mattie Mack, 105, tButler), l4.10 straight, 7.7S show won; Forasatte 1o7, (Powers). Young, no. (Blacklock). s.25 show third. Time 1:27 2-5. Bell Mine Bitter Miss, My Queen of the Roses viperine. Misona Bell Toone, Jim Beatie. Royal Artillery. sylvan Belle and Captain
 Fourth race. The Harold stakes, Sl. 900 added. five furlongs-white Face. 11s, (Piekens). 5s10 won: W. A. Leach, 1l3. (Taylor), 17.45 second Michael Angelo. 105, CTroxIer), s.so, third. Time 100 3-5. Tramp Fast Won Buelow, Direct. Semproni, Sciop- tic. ran. 'e-
 Firth race. Seven furlonge-peacon, no, (Robinson). 462, 30 straight won; Miss Strofne. 105. (HeideD.' 9.20 sec ond: Convolo, 109, (Pickensl. 12.35 third. Time 1:27 S-b. Oasis. Huerfano, Hill. Usury. Bonnie Bard and Deuce
 Sixth race. mile and sixteenth-John
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-06-17

The Savannah team has got out of the mine into daylight and IS making a strong bid for first place in the South Atlantic League.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-06-17
cntfnn stnfea Lengnc--

Al Meridian-Merldian 1; Gulfport,. [. Al Vicksburg-Vicksbur D; Jack .
 At CoIumbus-columbus 4: Monroe, 4. 1Cailed end 18th inning, darkness.l
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-06-17
Montgomery Roofing 6 COrniee O..
 ' ceOsa St.

Nc jeb too big or too small for us ts han Nia. w. A. MCMILLAN.
 vice-President q Manager.
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The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-06-17
aTARkE,a aCHnOI,,

Read the display advertisement of the Univ&rsisy School on page Q. The S2nd session begins September lJ.
 For further fnformntion address J. M. ssarke, 05 Houston Street. Phone
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-06-17

Amerfcaa AssociniOn-- At ouisville-Milwaukee 2; Louis
 AZ Toledo-Toledo, g; St. Paul. 8. Al Indianapolis;- 1ndinapolis,4-U Kansas City, 0-2.
 At Columbus--Minneapoli (; colum-
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-06-17
A BRTIIIANT WEDDING.

The Fama NacionsI cigar Is the hes nickel cigar on earth.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-06-17
Luverne Wins Game.

Iuverne. June -(Special:f-Score of the game today: Luverne, :; BrSw- ton. 1.
 Batteries Luvsrne, Beall and Walk CT: Brewton, Rankin and Penn.
 There was only one hit off Beall, that being Loveless's home run
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-06-17
GDE CHA W.. .sI1IIlk: $:
FUNERAL NOTICE.

MULcAHY-The friends and acquaintanees of Mir and Mrs. J. E. Mulcahy and family,
 J. M Sullivan and Miss Kate Sullivan. and Mrs. W. P. Bennett, are invited to attend the funeral of J. D. Muicahy from St Peters Catholic Church. Wednesday morning at o'clock. tu-wed
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-06-17

B. s. MAULTsBY. "A. RHODES.
 ANTHRACITE COAL.
 We sell the best Anthracite Coal on the market and guarantee it will not ciinker It took us several years to find out where s-fo. buy this coal We keep both egg and chestnut sizes. Phone b27.
 DIXIE COAL CO. ms N. Perry St.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-06-17

When Dry, Drink PEP-To-LAC.
 A delicious, refreshing, thtrst-quenching heveraRe-aids digestion--contains no dope or heart stimulants. Sc. at soda founts- adv
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-06-17
THE RACES
Reaulta at rravenend.

Gravesend, N. r., June l6--On heaky track, Gold Lady. second choice. easily won the Marlborough handicap at mile and sixteenth at Gravesenq t9r day. defeating a good field.
 Home Again and Half Sovereign ran head and head to the far turn. where Gold Lady moved up and took the leaq and increased 1t to six lengths. ct the wire. Home Again finishad two lengths in front of the favorMe, Run ming Water, which was third. simon easily from a good field. The attsnd- ance was about 5000.
 First race, about furlongs: selling 9s (E: Dugan) to E won; Highrange. 1o2 Sshrsve) 70 te third. Time 1:12 2-b. Rose Beaumont Right Sort, Hoodoo. Yankee Tourist Walters, Moorish King. Homerun,. David Warfield, pr. Pillow. Tabo. Rubie ana
 Second race. the Kensington steeple chase, handicap, short couse, about , miles-Simon Pure, las, Henderson,. z to 5. won; Kara. ITO dynch), to 5 1 third. Time $50. Jime Mctiill and St. Steven ran.
 Third race. handicap. about fur longs-King Cobalt, 126 (McDaniel). 10 to 1, won: Alfred Noble, 115 c. Leel. to third. Time HI 3-5. Explosion and Earl Court ran.
 Fourth race. the Marlborough handi- cap. mile and one -sixteenth---Gold Lady, 109 (Garner). 8 to 5 won; Home Again, 97 (E. Dugan, { to 1. second; Running Water, 129 (McDaniell, 3 to 5 third. Time 1:4s 4-5. Half Sovereign ran.
 Fifth race, selling, mile and one-- eighth-Rye. 105, (Musgrave.) 4 to l won; Welburne. 100, (Lang), to ls second; Tileing. 116. (Miller). to 5 third. Time 1855. Tom Dolan. Colt Ball. Countersign ran,
 Sixth race. E 1-2 fvrlongs-Uncie Jim, 107, (Musgrave). to 5 won; Rostrum, 102. tBrusseD. 12 to second; Select man, 107, (Notter), II to third. Time 1:07 4-5. Melton Cloth. Sherlock and Watch ran.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-06-17

Terry McGovern, the ex-pugilist. is showing what he can do as a ball play CT with the Terry MeGovern Baseball Club of Brooklyn, a semi professional outfit Terry Is said to play a nice game.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-06-17

Jack Tighs. manager of the Holyoke team of the Connecticut League, did nice clean trick recently when he spat in Umpire Rortys face. Too bad the gentlemanly MT. Tighe doesn't work In the organization led by Bancroft John son.
New-York tribune., 1908-02-01
TORNADO KILLS SIX.
Damage OCer Territory of Consider.
able Eatent IN Mississippi.

Wesson. Miss, Jan. 3l.-Six persons were
killed outright by tornado which laid waste
a strip of farming country three-quarters of a
mile wide and several miles long just north OF
here to-day.
Jackson Miss. Jan 31.--Advices from Halle
hurst. Miss report considerable damage to
property and some loss of life as a result of a
tornado which passed few miles south of that
place this afternoon.
Messengers reached Hazehurst late this even
ing from the region swept by the storm in quest
of physicians all those available at that point
going the scene.
. Consdera BILE damage is reported at Msaps,
twelve miles southeast Of Hazehurst
Brookhaven, Miss, Jan. 3l.-A cyclone is re-
ported to have done damage over a territory
of cousiderab BILE extent north of here to-day.
Wire communication TO the north has been lost
completely.
New-York tribune., 1908-02-01
STEINER SINKS LIGHTER
Fire Men Picked Ont of Water and
Another Is Missing

The steamer Colorado of the Mallory Line.
with passengers and merchandise bound for
Brunswick Ga, struck steam lighter "A, Of the
New York Central Railroad. last night and sunk
it, off the west shoal of Governors Island
The Colorado swung toward Governors ISL
and and sfgnaled to the lighter. The latter re-
sponded. but in the confusion of subsequent
signals the Colorado struck the lighter on the
port side and sunk her. The Colorado at once
lowered q boat and threw out life preSerVefS'
and the steam lighter Tona wanda. of the lehish
Valley Railroad, came alongside and picked up
four men. The colorado picked up Joseph
Corey. q deckhand. who was swimming in the
water.
Captain Ward. of the lighter, and captain
Smith of the Colorado each told the other He
acted like gentleman" All except one man
On the lighter have been accounted for Ihe
missing man may have been picked up by the
Colorado.
New-York tribune., 1908-02-01
FIRE NEAR 'PHCNE GIRLS.
John and Bech'man Exchange CPer-
0fOrs Work On as FLAMES Rage.

only five sections of hose burst at Il hIe which
lu1rled out the interior of five story business
building at Nos. - and Il Clh street last
night The sixty telephone girls IN the Johh
and Reekman exchanges. in the budns in the
rear OF the fire. kept at work. but their sHrFIce
was not up to its usual standard
The building was occupied by TIE Hohson'
Houghton Company. The Lalan2e & GToSJean
Company. tin and agate ware manufacturers
and Harris & Co. lithosra piers. The lire was
discovered by Thomas Canning, night Wdtch-
man in the paper storerooms of the latter hfln
Three alarms were sent in. and Chief Croker
s1lperintended the work OF th" firHthen if"ih
tho fifth floor % a building in the rear.
Richard Hardy a fireman. attached to Engine
20 fell and broke his ankle while hauling line
of hose toward the building. The building and
several others adjoining are the property OF the
pbelp<-Dodse estate. The damage was roughly
estimated at S2Hl0no
New-York tribune., 1908-02-01
,SETERE LAKE STORU.
Tzccnty-four Persons Hurt IN CHI
raSO Collision. ...

Chicago. Jan. :i1.-A snowstorm is raging to-
night over the Lake Michigan ard Lake Supe-
rior regions and in Illinois. Indiana, Missouri.
wisconsin, Minnesota, the Dakotas. Nebraska,
iowa and Kansas The snowfall! was accom-
tanied by a high northwest wind. and reached
its greatest severity in Northern Iowa and the
Dakotas where low temperatures were recorded.
The wind reached a velocity of thirty miles
T.: hour in Chicago. driving t!If heavy wet snow
before il with tremendous force and seriously
inter lfering with street traffic. AZ the height Of
the storm "A train tho AM ora. Elgin & Chi
caCo electric line crashed into a motor car. the
accident being due to the binding snow, which
obscured the view Of the motorman. Twenty
four persons were moro Or less seriously in
f,ired although none fatally hurt
New-York tribune., 1908-02-01
STUDENT DEAD IN FIRE
alpha Tau Omega Chapter House
Burns at Cornell.
TBy Telegraph 10 The Tribune. ]

Ithaca n Y Jan 3I-The Cornell junior
week festivities were marred to-day by the
burning to death of ]. S. kiehle, junior OF
Minneapolis in fire in the chapter house OF
the Alpha Tau Omega fraternity, which occurred
at
Kiehle is supposed to have died in herolc
effort to get to the third floor to save friend.
His charred body found at the foot OF the
elevator shaft after a rollcau; ms absence
had been noted at O'Clock this afternoon Ted
SeeIye of the cross-country team. whom klehle
tried to We aped, scantily clad, from the
third floor window to a balcony roof ana GOWN d
ladder The house, which was valued az H-''"'''
was consumed as we'll as the students etects'
and the men were cared for by other fraterhi'ies'
Kieble was an aspirant for football honors last
fan aud was well known in athletics and socially.
The Junior promenade was held to-nlsht' out Tie
occasion was much saddened by the fatality
On Dscember : 1906. the chapter house OF the
chi Psi fraternity Cornell was burned WIN 'iie
loss of the lives of seven persons, iouf oi 'hei uH
dareraduates and serious injuries to seven other
,sts ,rbere were many notable acts of heroism
:: 4t asc,e of students In the building. II was at
o'clock in the morning that the fire broke cut IN ihe
building which had been the Fisse-McIraw man
n before it became the caapter house Of the col
Loco fro.ernitv score of students were sleeping on
the thir,i floor, but all save two got out OF tue
building alive. \ third went back for his room
mate and was overcome by smoke and so badly
burned that he died. and fourth perished IN iih"
manner. Three fremen. were killed by falling
wall.
The build,ng which vas completely destroyed by.
the fire was one Of the landmarks OF Ithaca IL
vas built in 1881 by Mrs. Jennie McGraW Flshe
who had married Professor Willard Fiske. but
died without having lived in it. 1t was the centre
of interest the contest between professor FtShe
and the university over Mrs Fiske's fortune. ana
was finally sold for $500 Later il passed into
the possession of the Chi Psi fraternity.
Several lives lost in the destruction by hre
of the Delta Chi chapter house al Cornell mum
Der OF years ago.
New-York tribune., 1908-02-01
THREE BOYS DROWN IN HUDSON.

Harold Dixon Hans Kraft and Evan Steele.
eleven twelve and thirteen Years old. respectively,
were drowned in the Hudson River lat yesterday y
afternoon near Nyach. within sight of hundreds or
persons
The boys walked the channel and went
through hole IN the ice. n an effort To save
them William CIemrenson also went through but
was rescued by Turis butcher, T@ll known bust
Boats were used. and four broke path
through the ica 10 the spot where the boys had
gore down. After twenty minutes graphing their
dead bodies were brought to the surface.
New-York tribune., 1908-02-01
IRISH SCHOOL STRIKES.
children TGhinG Part in the init
Grazing Carr pGigH.

Dublin. Jan. 21.-The children of members OF
the United Irish League in the west Of Ireland.
who are CARRYING on an aHtigrazins campaign.
are rap;dly becoming infected with violent
form of the boycotting fever and are threaten
ing TO close the national schools if the children
cf the hated occupants of grazing lands are
permitted to attend the institutions sixty pu-
nils at a national school near Boyle. County
RoscommOn walked out in Il bod. to-d3! DC
cause the teachers refused to dismiss iour sohS
and daughters of men who have 6een ooycot'eo
New-York tribune., 1908-02-01
BERZELiuS HALL AT YALE BURNED.

New Haven. Jan. SI--Fire did about si0.ooo lam
age to the tombike me-ting nall of the Berzehus
secret society Of the Sheffield Scientific School early
to-day. The fire discovered by passerpH.
who sent in ar alarm, but when the freTnen
reached the building the interior was q mass OF
flames. They had cold fight. but managed 10
check the flames after big hole had been. burned
in the roof The cause or the rre is unknown
New-York tribune., 1908-02-01
TEACHER MURDERED IN LUzoN.

Washington. Jan. 51-Anna f. Hahn. oTe of IN"
i+ American school teachers to 20 20 the philip
i,cs WAS r,1iIro-red Batansas. Luzon, on Janu-
,,r, 20 according - a dispatch received At the
Rtreau of Insular Affairs to-day No details are
ia, The telegram contained request that Mrs
n = Jackson of Crete. Neb.. communicate with
,ha family and arrange for the disposition of the
hodv which has been embamed Miss Hahn was
a nattve OF Indiana and appointed teacher
on Iulv H. 1e1l.
New-York tribune., 1908-02-01
NAY DR4W ON 81, ,O00, 900.
Credit at Budapest IN Names Of
Count and Countess SecchcRW.

Pl:,la pest. Jan. :'1.-A credit Of SI.0N.Hbo was
received to-day from New York by the Hun
garfan Discount and Exchange Bank for the
account of the Count and Countess Las2lo
SzechenNi.
New-York tribune., 1908-02-01

rra,a Neh Ian si-Mrs. Jackson this afternoon
,oi,o,i word of the murder Of her sister. Anna r.
uahn Miss Hahn lived In this city twenty years
and was an enthusiastic church worker She was
forty-fve years old and was the author OF num-
her of short stories.
New-York tribune., 1908-02-01

GREAT BEAR SPRING WATER.
Its nI4rity has made II famous. -Adft
New-York tribune., 1908-02-01
SLIGHT EARTHQUAKE IN MISSOURI

sedalia Mo. Jan 3t.--A slight earthquake was
recorded here this morning. No damage was
done.
New-York tribune., 1908-02-01
CONTINUED on third page,
o. WEST COAST.

o7IoA-EasT OF WEST COAST.
-e,1,.atd Florida i.ia::ted-Dallg Pullman traIn
f. 81 Aa-2stine. Pnceui5t { 4 IA, u -~"i.- .-abls''
S.ouast Fsy.iaA route OH'-e 49, = ""' 'NHS~
New-York tribune., 1908-02-01

THE ie-HoUR TRAIN TO CHICAGO"
Pernsyivania Special leaves New York 3:5S r, II. ;
arliy es Chicago sos next molnins.-AlYt
New-York tribune., 1908-02-01

aRE-EMiNENTLY THE FLORIDA RoUTE
Atlantic Coast Line Il. r.. N. Y & Fla. Special -
x;lO T. NJ, ofhce Bway cor, seth St.-Adyt
New-York tribune., 1908-02-01

tkeA's P.st7.-rsnt FarF> 7ow Eleq.--s -seha.d s..
nuf dings fu1 Ladi.a. Luncheon. b''''''' - '''~
AHkf
New-York tribune., 1908-02-01

1oatiaaed an second Iiage
Omaha daily bee., 1908-11-12
OFFICIALS VISIT DEER PARK
Councilman and Park. Commissioner
Consider Best Steps to BE
Taken.

The twelve members of the city council
and the five members of the Board OF Park
Commissioners visited Deer park Wednes-
day morning and looked over the location
of the proposed grade through the park
on Sixteenth street in an endeavor to come
to some conclusion as to what had best
be done. Property owners in the vicinity
OF the park petitioned for the building of
the grade and the council ordered the
work done. Park Commissioner Cornish
later got this order rescinded for the rea-
son that the building of n grade twenty
five feet high would practically cause the
demolition of the park, making of 1t moth.
ing but a couple Of mud holes. The situa-
tion was gone over carefully by the two
municipal organizations and President Ed
p. Bergman of the park board says he
believes an amicable arrangement can be
effected whereby the property owners will
be satisfied and the mark saved as we'll
Omaha daily bee., 1908-11-12
MUCH SOUGHT MAN CAUGHT
Alleged Forge Is Arrested by Omaha
Detectives and il Held for
other Oflcers.

Lfter a three weeks search, another al
legged crook Of wide reputation has been
captured by Omaha detectives. c. f,
Coon. alias william Kenefick. who gave
his home as Kansas City, Mo-, was ar
rested by Detectives Pattullo and Davis
Wednesday morning and locked up at the
police station as a. fugitive from justice.
Captain Savage of the detective force
has been in possession of letters from
Sheriff w. F. Summons OF Kearney and
Chief George O'Haver Of the Memphis po-
lice since the middle, Of October, and a
sharp lookout at the hotels has been kept
for Coon, as it was reported that he was
coming this way, "a ~ Q 20
Forgery is the charge under which the
man is wanted at Kearney, it being al
legged that he cashed a forged check for
S287 at that town. representing himself as
a railroad promoter. The Memphis police
think Coon is the man who secured $40
from citizens there by passing a worth
less check. and II he is taken to that city
he Will be prosecuted on the charges of
larceny and obtaining money under false
pretenses. At Memphis Coon is said to
nave masqueraded as a traction line con.
tractor and to have used an Elks' pin and
card to create confidence. Chief Donahu
Of the local police Is also in receipt of adj
vices that Coon forged a check on a Ian
ders CWyo) bank for s75C when he was ia
Detroit last July.
An officer arrived here from Kearney
| "Wednesday night TO take charge of Coon,
who will be taken to that town to answer
the forgery charge.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-11-12
MANAGING THE HOUSE MAID
Results Are Mistress Business, Meth
DDS Are the AFFAIR OF
Maid.

There are mistresses and mistresses Just
as there are many aid Of many minds
and II there is TO be harmony in the
household there must be an understanding
Having chosen a raine servant, and
presupposing. in the heart-to-hear talk
with her before she was engaged, that she
has been made fully aware in a general
way OF what is expected of her, IT is unfair
and not at all a test OF her capabilities to
hamper her with commands to do her work
In your way"
II you find her broiling the steak for
dinner In the oven when YOU have been In
he habit OF using the top Of the stove. do
OF reprimand her; wait for results. The
steak. may be Just as good or better than
II lone the other way. What she accom-
plishes is your affair; how she does It is
her own.
A great many housekeepers are alto.
gether too conservative in adopting fresh
ideas. They get into ruts and stay there
II a maid is TO take a real interest in her
work she must be allowed and encouraged
to use progressive methods; she cannot b'
blamed IL she refuses TO carry ont many
orders which originated in the kitchen
OF twenty years ago.