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The San Francisco call., 1908-03-23
HEAD ON RAIL
AND IS KILLED BY CAP
Fred Pollok, Despondent
Sheet Metal Worker Finds
Death Under Wheels

Choosing death because he said that
nobody cared for him. Fred Pollok. z
sheet metal worker 2S years old. laid
his head across q car rail in San Bruno
avenue last night and in the darkness
waited until 4 car passed He was in
s1anziE killed
Detectives Gallagher and Graham Of
The Mission station charged NotOrrnaa
Jacob Blank with mznslzughter. and
he was released on $50 bail According
70 Blanks story he did not see the
waiting man until his car was within
15 feet when il was too late 10 stop
Pollok made no effort 10 save himself
Pollok. who was u1marric lived al
sSz Goettingen street and had become
renorsefui from q continued spree. He
tried 10 borrow z pistol from 2 G.
Gschman- proprietor Of q saloon al 5000
San Bruno avenue. and when he was
refused left swearing that he would
find z means OF death
The San Francisco call., 1908-03-23
oHINEsE prPLo,a.T HERE

Chow Tszchz. VINO has been acting
minister q China II Washington since
the departure o. Sir Chentung Lang
Chang some months ago. and has re-
celzlE been succeeded BY va Ting
Fang. arrived IN zhe city last nigh. On
his way 70 China He Is 10 report 70
rne foreign Office on conditions in this
country and IN CHA after leaving
FTzszinE1cn he visited Cuba
I an not bearing any particular
message home Chow said last night
sr the EairDozL ! an sorry 70 leave
this country ard hope that I viii re-
Suru again soon
Chox IS attended By Mrs. Chow. Tang
Cnie1. TUng Kwai. Mrs Eung Kzaf and
-he5r 6ve children
The San Francisco call., 1908-03-23
BEET SUGAR MEN PAY
VISIT IN PRIVATE CAR
DuvaI of Santa Fe Railroad and
Cutting of New York
Are Here

II. Rieman DuvaI. q director o. the
Santa Fe railroad. who also has large
interests IN the American beet sugar
company and several other large indus
tries. arrived here yesterday n p-l-
vate car from New York He IS ac-
companied by Mr. and Mrs R Fulton
Cutting and Miss Cutting Of New York
In 1888 the Florida legislature adopted
z resolution thanking Duval for the
services he had rendered The state He
IS civil war veteran having fought
with the grays OF North Virginia
Cutting is well known as the presi-
dent OF the New York trade school and
for his philanthropical Iabors in re-
lieying the poor. He Is = director Of
the American beet sugar company and
several other corporations
The San Francisco call., 1908-03-23
ONLY WE COULD DO THIS

This most novel and liberal contest
Is t1augEratec 10 eeiebrsre drr11gly
our permanent rre-establlshnert (ar s7s.
etc. Market ST. san Era1ciscol II our
magnificent 1reproot new quarters. ths
largest west OF Chicago. x not n al
America. and particularly 70 enphzsizs
our position OF undisputed leadership n
the musical instrument trade % west
e-n America
II Is open 10 every man woman and
child II the west except music dealers.
their representatives. our employees and
their immediate families
This Is the biggest publicity cam
paiga ever attempted IN this country
In fact there are probably not more
than three musical concerns IN this
country whose business = extensive
enough 10 warrant 50 gigantic cor
test for publicity purposes
During the year 1891 the total sales
Of the Eflers houses exceeded So. 90. zoe.
an Increase OF over = per cent above
ths preceding year This means that
more pianos have been sold By our
houses than BY al other western deal
e-s combined During 1898 ne have
determined 70 reach 4 grand total d
over 81. 3e1. .eeo IN sales
We have set aside beforehand cents
business for the purpose o. bringing 70
every home. cid and new. Throughout
the west the name OF the EILERS NJ
SIC CONPANT-
We wish 70 thoroughly Impress upon
every MAD the EILERS policy--CON-
PLETE SATISFACTION OR MONEY
BACK
Don't delay in this r1atrer-get an
early start and ron have the best
chance 70 win one OF the very valuable
prizes offered
Call AZ So. etc. Market ST for fur
tier f1foruarl0n concerning this Great
Publicity Con1ssr EILERS Music COM
PAST- Biggest. Busiest. Best and
Safesl
The San Francisco call., 1908-03-23
cHAHBER NJ SIC RECTAL

-e1 11e professional musicians of
81 Francisco begin 70 encourage ~
--e-r 4z-H11szlre -he Efforts Of o-azr
professionals there VII u z r1-ziras
renaissance 5r this city That zs ! rsr-
N--l1 maze Ees-erLzE chamber rr.-s-5e
concert y re -E--C string Quarter A.
-Er-c -z-- real event aside from rrz
-1lzr-sr attaching 70 -he rr1ers-- r,~a-
SelIec- -le-s were professional man
-s-@ fio----s-s- o-sz-iszz znl t1eory
tsar-e-s n z1e z-11elce. and Al sszr-s-l1
e-Al % encourage Ene work q --sa ,-.--
chamber E-zs5c crEar5rz z-so- r. ---.sz-
=11e MAS 1e- large buE 4 vas. IN --ut-
lscrlzti-zl--t1g. ard there sTas SuHlc5e--
Aer-t II z1e playing 70 justify rne en-
cD--lEs-1e-L EL-EL the hearers cave
- tEe players
string quartet ssu't made IN q
n9--- and Sd TIE Lyric quartet nay
ne reasonably excused Tor i----se---rs-.-
Lre-e Vas lacking al times rhsr fn,-
passive AnrEE style which IS rrs esserce
q -1e music u four VOLS and -ra-e
Vas Present Occasionally z iss- -.-i-=--
now o. -l1s one ard row q rnsr 10
'log I1e sEoz- As they say IL -hs
cr2-1s-z -e1celCE 70 play apart ard
e soso-s- -11s -zu-r cid ao- mar the
H-c--s-e-E quartet CD - No = s1
much IS i Cld ne ScLu-1z-n cuzrtet.
o. - The former. without piano. vas
Wei done -eTerEreless. particularly he
szcz-ts Increment VITA is t--u-15tc
measures The players got together
there srle-1lGlT- n rhe 6irzculr Scru-
nam number. With piano, 1rrs oscar
Az-s-e-cr- pianist. carried or TIE hon
ors. 1hougA lre trio u strings behind
-er did e1celle1r and promising WORK
er-egs s9la1s. op- Sc. 1or rEoloncslio
ard piano Was rhs middle numuar u
t-e tree presented yesterday after
-o1- and Uizs played D. ~. EIlla1rzr 30
celsls- ard Mrs LzrsFeI6r Al The r.saro
t---a-E@nco IS an excellent artist. al
t1qlE1 le hardly exhIbs-e5 the author
--- q INC sclc style IRE composition
tloA --E AZ oVe< the finger bozre. and
-4le realms where -he limitations u
-is 1sIr le1- Leczu-e a1Darert--s-s
eA--@1e -eEer a11 uurer reaches sf
t-r ce--o- De bows u-tth vseor arE
4s NlEl Eool lnterztion 1E~s
--@-s-et-zs z1coz-pz15-sezt z-zS .ns-e
KAN matt was .rsg1eu-Ir ire tbe-e
developer q zee 6zEru.s r,s-,.-- -
E-s-ec WsrL 11ep insight zr5 fre reel-
irE
= e = = hoped -.-ar the Lyric quar-
Iet va oEr1-ae . permanent tea-s.-,e -
Mls-t -ere- -cr Us members 49, 80
e1ter musicians. fseeplT II ssr-rS- -.,s
c-EeeA IS yesterdays concert 7.--'--,-
strs-ea o d25rg work bexso-F -
measure ~ EesteEezTs r..l..--s.-
The San Francisco call., 1908-03-23
Personal Mention

Nr- and Mrs o Il Clark Of Portland
are al tll= Stewart
Nr and Mrs Graham Stanford OF
Reno are et the 81 Francis
FL Weaklznd of Pittsburg IS among
rhe new arrivals at the Stewart
M and Ms Samuel Mccain OF Pitts
burg have apartments al the Stewart
Lawrence c Phipps. a banker Of
Denver. accompanied by Mrs Phipps.
J s Pool ard wife OF Willis and
Dr. :. l. Prayer % COlusz are ~ the
Audubon
Z " Hale. = prominent Sacramento
merchant Is a. The Fairmont. accom-
panied b. Mrs Hale
NJ and Mrs " H Osborne and Mss
Alice 8 Osborne Of Milwaukee have
apartments a. the ST. Francis
L c PhiPps Jr-. Miss Emma Phipps
and Mss Grace E Ensey. make I'D 3
party staying a. the ST Francis
c L Go.dsbarth Of Ventura and P
4 Brown and wife Of Minneapolis reg
islered a the Colonial YESTERDAY
L II Burkhart and wife OF San Ma
tso and Mss II Miles OF 81 Paul
AIinn-. are Al the New Lick house
Major Charles A wordsn. president
OF the American hank aid trust com
pany OF klamath Fails. Ore. Is AZ the
EznIin-
Among the arrivals AZ the Dale yes
1e1o7y were 2 H Hall OF Rawhs6e. J
@ Jacobs OF Fresno and c. P Lonegan
OF Reno
a 7 Miller and wife Of Mzrysziiie
and c P Rose and wife Of Santa Cruz
are among the late arrivals al the
Jefferson
D z Carnes and wife Of New York
aid William Rsinsforr and wife Of
Philadelphia registered 81 the Nordhon
yesterday.
The San Francisco call., 1908-03-23
DAVIS, IN DOTAGE,
JOINS WITH CUPI
Former Senator Pledges So
000,000 Fortune to Aid
Miss Elkins
Wants His Granddaughter :
Wed the Duke of Abruzzi If
She So Desires
SPECIAL DIsPArcH 10 rag car


WASHINGTON. March - - HsnT-
Gassaway Davis. former United stat p
ssnatot. father q Mrs stephen J
Elkins and grandfather % kz-hsrtr :
Elk.ns. has taken 4 hand n the loz
aEalrs OF the duks of Abruzzi a1d \ 9
1avorlte graEodzGgl1e- DaE4S -
popularity supposed % oe worth sso.-
coo. Gee.
stephen said he 10 his son IN law
Z an not much for dukes. bur T..
Katherine loves him and wants hs-r- II
old nan IS win As--and z i IS none.
that = needed she can count o1 ne e
every dollar Il rhs pile Ny girls w0ulz
7or let ne marry ire woman wanted
aid know how Abruzz1 and Katherine
feel leu can count ne IN On rhe deal
and re old nan IS backing rhe girl for
her hearts desire
Davis. low IN his dotage. wanted re-
Gently 70 nary Maud ASHFORD a stem
Ograp6sr.
The San Francisco call., 1908-03-23
MYSTERY SHROUDS DEATH
OF MAN FELLED IN STREET
Autopsy to Be Necessary Before
Identity of Cause of De-
mise Is Ascertained

Mystery surrounds the death ot = man
identified as Hunter Petit 50 years
old. who was found dead on the side
walk IN Broadway by Policeman VII
liam Cavanaugh At II o'clock last
night Petit, the police learned. lived
somewhere in Devisadero street
Whether he died OF natural causes OF
was killed by q blow from = highway
man could not be determined until after
an autopsy. no marks being visible on
his body. 4 few pennies were found
IN his pockets
The San Francisco call., 1908-03-23
BOY STRUCK By a car

Frank Hart. year old boy resid-
ing al - CheIsey street while steal
ing ride on Market street car at
Seventh street yesterday afternoon. fell
IN front OF car coming IN the oppo-
site direction and was run over The
lad sustained q fracture Of the right
leg and serious internal injuries He
may die
The San Francisco call., 1908-03-23
BY Waiter Anthony

Zra IS Ecel pay = you accept
the premise max -1e World would
rlr-sr woUzE I-EC ths ranks ot r-e
soEeE because she had uarrted =zn
wL1. ulEICw- -C he- happened 20 have
E-clEe- VIE s1 the lana e tLs liVlE
WEs- -Es SscoZ1 slpE-0t was -ie1-
for cu -1zE assumption IS h-lt al %
ZZs wees. Ee- se1-rg-rEs Al tLz hand
l- s1Cle-T ard Eer consequent reZp-z-
--- % assume re name and position
G anoLEer v1-an Uho = apparently
E--e5 before her eyes On that [oEl-
-z-c1 Is eCecl5E t1e entire e1i1ce q
-z- 1-z-1---z house e car6s u Wch
E- lad died and TLase name sEz
hsE taken zppaars alive and we 10
c-@lu Aer oWu and zumb-= Zlrz's dream
czs--e abc1- her pretty ears
= oI -a-l 5- TElr fellows Is 1ns
aL Eo- q -e- 1l1-k Zi-a- ar as she IS
snow beg lzEs e- -11erslIF- Hester
-- -E have he-r 1z-rzclseE for
Ee- --1 81 smother Etw Il uf-l
q -c-e0es 1-c-eT-s lu
-hs -e a- HE American -hezre- rhzs
Eesz -1r -1e U---A ald FsltE sAe
brings % H.
TIE E-ams IS nor aew 10 san Fran
c-sc0- Henry KILLER gave z r-e5- -rcr5ou
Cf. Il here rL-He years 80 with Mar
Es-er -A1E-iu IN -le role of Z.Ea- Nei-he-
piled -Le novel from which The play
Las been adapted only lie sci his
scenes during tie Frz1co- Pr1sslsn var
instead ~ tLe B1Er-E-l-zsl wzr
IN Zra Mss Roberts strikes some
rzre ard LiEz l5ssC-azces As -ze one
-Ue nG-se a-- l1w usurpe- of Al
1-1eTs rlElEEE- place e lie called 70
bag tT -1e -ez- Mss Ruth WuLtrE
whose laDe she has taken she was
eLceel- Sc Ezlz-zsns he- right
s-pHrh-T ard the zeal Ruth Is thrust
from -l6 EcDe whicL really belongs %
1sr --sl o. TOP cs her victory. hs-
co-1ess51l q her shz--s-g ard re-
1-e46-uE tor ne -ovz @. sEose she Tad
-a-F- WE EE-T
-Fa-- 1lr-1g moments ThurloT
Bergen Wh1 p-zTe6 the role of 1hs
clergyman -ore-- 1-E truthful and ~
cs-e-la--1Us work Wi-E her and - -sE
kate -eps1l zs LADY Constance Ruth
- ----lg vas ll-e 1r Helen Dziv. wao
vas ac-l1- s1uE ard suzI as The aurh1r
t1-e-lHz sls sao11z b. More -r5r5-
have ces1 zskez oe her Il ne Seere
WIZ L-ra Tnere -1eE contend Lor -he
position which TIE lz--er has ot--frz7
= 1a-1 Earc1-ztls 1rzuz she suuu-5s5
g -z- ard c1-1E-ess hzcEgrou-F fo- lFFsz
hs1er-s g Qsllr the vivid co-o-S Of her
rA1 l1r-rz- Z lE-s11O Daily IS ne dis
sO-ure buI -UvGhle Captain Svlrez-s-
W-s nis-rio-ical-T good TIE resz oe
ne cast have l---e - Go. bur cid IL
=- -as- night Z-z VIII give 10
san Francisco tle chance 10 Sc For
e11e Ao1e--s ~ hey bss-
The San Francisco call., 1908-03-23
DR. HERzsTETN ENTERrAISs

4 dinner was given By Dr. Morris
Eerzstein last night in the white and
gold room o. the ST Francis 10 & num-
Der OF friends most OF whom belong
TO the medical profession Among
them were DR. Rupert Blue. Dr. Grant
Selfricge, Professor Loeb. Dr.. Rucke-,
E c Heller. Professor Ophuls. Dr.
William z. Hopkins Dr. Anderson. Dr.
Howard Morrow. Dr. Smith. Professor
Freund. Judge Sioss and Judge John
Hunt
The San Francisco call., 1908-03-23
MYSTERY Wells DEATH

An autopsy on The remains Of Mrs
Jennie Shaner. who died a. her resi-
dence. 1S93-s Ellis street on Saturday
night showed that death was due 70
z criminal operation There is some
mystery 10 the affair and the police
are making an investigation
The San Francisco call., 1908-03-23

OEPHEIH

4 rs1a1n-eal aurt visiting her nevis
married niece and 5--e--rfre.s =, ---t
her 20 rcle hex husb1r.z- q nr-pr.e ,----..-
Infatuated with tlse ar-zt- a rrz5srnss-----.
small boy 1rG s prodigy OF q stiir --.~e
r. u--sclleFoGs 11g-tz-e these elements
wtx. ard Eou have -Ee rozlselrE-~ go
-A-Ezie VISIT which scored rra hfr-
Eesr &C z bright b--T q hits yesterday -
r1e OrpleE1- Tommy. rhe tcv Is
PLAYED bT Master Gabriel who Was -h=
origlnzl Buster BroHn- and spike. re
The San Francisco call., 1908-03-23
GRAND PUBLICITY CONTEST
SS5,3O0. 90 In AWARDS

II yOu have not already clipped out
coupon and entered your name In our
Grand Publicity Contest get The Call.
Chronicle or Examiner OF yesterday. OF
the Bulletin OF tonight read our half
page announcement and send II your
name right away
The First Grand Prize Is s1-000 IN
United States geld coin. followed By 50
highest grade pianos and organs and
other -el12ole prizes ssgregzting Ss5.-
see.
The San Francisco call., 1908-03-23
AGED NAN FOUND DEAD

Harry Parsoniga an eged broom
peddler. was found dead yesterday af-
ternoon AT the foot OF loft II Nine
teenth street where he slept II is be-
Iieved that the unfortunate man was
overcome by Illness and dropped 10 his
death while in search Of assistance
The San Francisco call., 1908-03-23
MARRIAGE Az rAIRnoNr

A pretty wedding took place In shs
red room Of TIE s. Francis last afxh1
when Mss Epstein. daughter O Henry
Epstein. became The wife Of L =
Haoer Rabbi Foo-sangsr performed
the ceremony The 5ri6sg-oon has
business interests N Kobe. Jars1- and
the couple wiz leave for that country
shortly
The San Francisco call., 1908-03-23
We must all use laxatiyes

% little Inc best way to take them is a CaScaret
trne-when you need it
You know when you need Cascarets
You feel certain dullness depression perhaps ap-
prOach CT headache
You take something tonight But why do you
waste the day?
IS easy to keep at best al times, you'll
The way IS TO box OF Cascarets with you Take
Just as you need it.
Then the clouds rise al once.
dragging yourself
We Laxative get through exercise
and through proper food ges
next tbestxa
Ask your Doctor about
He III tel that the violent pureatire past The day
pills. oil
Ths the day Of the gentle in medicine The
Casets
C2sa-ets candy tablets They druggs
IN 5uk Be sure get the genuine with cCc tablet The
50 . and
10 Cents per Box rs
The San Francisco call., 1908-03-23

FALLS INTO EoLD-Pezz- z-.sr +. ~.r,-
C r6e C1luz l--tS- cczpz-y-s Sckos-,-r -
cet-- F1s fs-E11 Tss---1zy Eor113E u - hoI
q Ios vessel w1-1 As bad bsdly 1zcSrs-es
A11 poss1ole tr4c-u-e e -2e &zIL 7 = 1rs-
SD -aar rse zz1 ssl 1ccld-7-zlly laco -
Ao1d % rae sc5oa1e-
The San Francisco call., 1908-03-23
FLORENCE ROBERTS
RCELS IN "ZIRA"
MiIlers Adaptation OF Old Novel
Is : Hit Al ths
American
Theme Might be Questioned
BIT Not the Art OF the
Leading Woman
cAsT or CHARACTERS
IL MLer rr1 1-a-lers Pay
@ZfTa

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p Cs--saz 2----s Ev-raz-sr czlz-s1 Bay
81 E-szs--cz EnsU=s Cares Lze7-zzls
Es 6azsp e wzzazE C. FzE F-lzE
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The San Francisco call., 1908-03-23
Used Pianos Received Last
Week for 0ne=Third
Value
Clip Out a Coupon and Get
Sl,000.00 in Gold - The
Greatest Publicity Contest
Ever Attempted in This Coun-
try

There Is always an aftermath &c
every unusual occasion The u1paral-
leled sale OF pianos incident % orr r.
moval 70 the splendid Market street
store viii be no exception % the gen
eral rule During this event which
terminated last Saturday night. hun
d-ecs OF choicest highest grade instru-
ms7-s found . welcome in the homes OF
this vicinity AZ prices which the present
happy owners had not dared 70 even
hope for
IN the last week OF this sale We ac-
coDDocared many OF Our patrons oy
accepting their used pianos as part pay
ne1r for new Aut0pianos and other new
instruments OF make superior 70 those
they already had
Almost everything Is nov sold. and
Ne shall sell these used pianos right
where they now stand We have no
room for them In the new building
They are worth three times the money
we are now asking These prices nor
only cap the climax. but actually kick
the Gaping OF the climax Call a. ll30
-TE1
The San Francisco call., 1908-03-23

DROPS DEAD n sT7EET-a. s-s5-a-s@.s
E.1 croR7@c dad eroEz hSa-r ciseess - n1<h-
n sAcksc7 street between No1-Ep1sry aad Sa.-
sc1e- he Vas d-eSze1 = = hls-k SIR q ctesr
za-e-ls4 s1d lad gay Ea- s11 gray 11st4cas
he -1s past EI6d1s age
Blue-grass blade. [volume] (Lexington, Ky.) 188?-19??, 1908-11-22
MORE FOSSILS DISCOVERED.

The geological changes old earth has undergone
the hands of old Father Time has received additional
proofs by the eartng of the fossil remains of gigantic
mammal that once roamed over what is now the Fayom
desert in Egypt
Prof. Henry F. Osborn, of the American Museum of
Natural History, New York. in recent article published
by the Scientific American describes this fossil being
the remains of animal that stood six feet in height and
feet long The bones of the skeleton massive,
indicating that the body must have been heavy The neck
short and could freely be moved up and down, while
the forehead massive horns, indicating that
the animal could easily toss enemy The dental ar
rangemens of the jaws indicated that it herbvorous
Blue-grass blade. [volume] (Lexington, Ky.) 188?-19??, 1908-11-22
| O
OUR DOUBLE STANDARD OF MORALS.


standard for women!
Thinkers will admit that have, but the who
from Of thought will hardly credit such
condition. 1t is true, the less.
The double standard OF morals standard for
and another yet vastly different for women of the
foremost social questions being discussed by the leaders
OF modern thought Naturally, casual observer would be
compelled inquire whether society, through habit
and CUSTOM long usage, had established arbitrary
line between the sexes but did the inquirer become suf
centy obseryan Of actual fact, everyday incidents
human life, it would have the appearance of
solved problem.
Socologcally considered is not along the
rola OF love- but 1t the very incense OF virtue. SO long
that enveops both and woman they wander far
above the anmalsm Of the world Danish it, and you
reduce humanity the level of the beasts of the field
Marus and Cosette may dream away hundred
nights hidden in the boskage, but rob them of the
halo Of romance destroy the airy nothngness in which they
live and love- and brutal passion alone remains.
Is there difference in the social treatment accorded to
those of opposite of their similar foes and
ndulgence! There is, indeed, and this difference is
vast widely divergent that has found admirable
preston and portrayal in novel from the pen of j.
l. Sade r the manuscript copy Of which here review
ed that he has given focefu expression thereto in the title
his forthcoming book by calling The Difference In
the title alone this difference" is postulaed, but
goes through the plot of fancy and fact imagination is
compelled social happenings within the purview
Of the reader and this difference is readily perceived
and understood.
The Difference is story Of social life in Lexington,
admirably constructed in which young and young
constitute the hero and heroine. 1t is story of love
and pathos, youthful sins and foe committed without
thought probable for ultimate consequences 1t
reveals what beel the and how cynical The world of
human society became in its attitude and conduct towards
the woman. The romance around and about the
lives of Philip Holmes and Ethel King find facsimile
III of other young and maden and at last PRIDE
the sheet anchor of human morality the dynamcs of noble
Deeds the Of the and she is able
stand up alone sefrean, and victor When love fails
and hope flies pride still fingers, the savage rearguard,
and dies only in the last ditch
Taking the social machine apart simply its
ponent parts much like anal wing apple that the
Blue-grass blade. [volume] (Lexington, Ky.) 188?-19??, 1908-11-22
BLUE GRASS BLADE.

school boy may know what he is eating but in The Diff
ference the author has analysed the individual and
rasted the units of which the social machine is made
and rise higher than its source, this por
ayal of individual character with all the faults and fra
ties really points construction and the machine in oper
alton To the pure in heart all things pure but is
sad commentary upon human nature that in instance
men and women will view conduct through rose-tined
glass and enshroud it with Arthurian romance, while
another in the drama will be consigned
the tigerish clutch of Venus Pandemus sunk beneath
the brutalizing wand of Gree.
While the author makes pretense of solving these
problems of modern society," he at least furnishes abundant
food for thought upon social reconstruction wherein soc
ETY. may be purified, redeemed, regenerated 1t is indeed
pity that youths sweet dream of innocence cannot last
through life, but it appears ordination that there
time when the shameful fact is driven home
the unwilling heart that society does make
difference in its judgment between and woman.
The story of Ihe Difference gives graphic detail of the
plots and ntrigues of youth 1t makes comment The
timely discovery of this difference and the startling
Citations that from the lips of the young girl Ethel
King, in fierce and cathng denunciaon of such system
of double morals, rebuke upon society in general but
with it all firm resolve to make unwilling sacrifice to
appease a social scandal
The closing words of the last chapter contain the key
whereby this great social problem may be solved Never
forget, cries the wounded heart there is difference be-
tween mans crime and womans crime the world appauds
difference" Aye, all take part, unconsciosy, perhaps
but do Too often the realization of this difference
too late.
Montpelier examiner. [volume] (Montpelier, Idaho) 1895-1937, 1908-07-31

use than they are paying for will have
to arrange to pay for all now in use.
They have the privilege Of cutting
their lights down to the proper number.
Of course the company wants the GUS
toner to use all the light he wants, but
not to waste electricity. The company
will also install meters free of charge
to all customers using more than five
lights. 1t is belieyed this Is the most
satisfactory way to sell electricity. both
for the company and the customer.
People then can have all of the lights
installed they may need, and they do
not need to pay for any of them when
they are not in use. Those wishing
meters can call at the electric light
office, and the working of the meters
will be explained.
The Sharon Lumber Co have plenty
of lumber on hand and can FIJI bills
promptly at reasonable prices. II 7.
Shepherd, Manager. Sharon, Idaho.