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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1908-07-04
MONTANA SACRIFICES
TWO CHILDREN TO FOURTH

Missoula, Mont, July 3.-Premature
celebrations of the Fourth claimed two
victims in this city today, both chill
dren. Edgar La Chambre son OF a
prominent business man, WAS accident
ally shot and Instantly killed while
handling a rife,
Fernando Phelps. a 2-year-old boy,
died at o'clock this afternoon of burns
received while trying to initiate his
older brothers and sisters The child
was attempting to light frecracker,
with his clothes caught fire. A sister
was seriously burned while trying TO
save the child.
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INFLAMMATION OF THE KIDNEYS

n
"Kdn trouble Is Inflammation OF 'he kidneys without abunn
In each he reaitr Is THE KIDNEYS
cure
Bu many
But does not Yield early and The Inflammation
You can and why IN,
deaths have no
ION n kidney tissues,
being
No whether you call kidney trouble ,Nophrht OF
through this spne has
which the difficulty
troubled people
Literature mailed free
j
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y Bulletin late recoyerIea
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NOTICE.

JUAB MINING COMPANY. Utah
corporation, Pursuant to resolution
duly offered and adopted by the Hoard
pany. at n regular meeting of said
board, held at the office OF said corpor
alton. on the esth day of May, 1905.
said corporation as part of the proceed
ings at said meeting Notice is hereby
given That meeting of the stockholders
OF said corporation is hereby called, and
poration. at Room 4i2. Atlas Block,
SAT- Lake city, Salt Lake County. state
or Utah. on the 18th day of July, 1905.
AZ the hour of IL o'clock a. m. of said
DAY Tor the purpose of considering and
acting upon the proposition to dissolve
said corporation, wind up its business
ana dispose of its assets.
DAVID EVANS, President
First publication June 2, 1908.
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SUMMONS.

In the Justices Court. in and for
Salt Lake city Precinct, Salt Lake
County State of Utah. Robert Nc
knight, Plaintiff. VS. r. j. Ryder De-
PENDANT Summons-The State of Utah
to the Said Defendant You are hereby
summoned TO appear before the above
entitled court within ten days after tho
service Of this summons upon sou, IL
action is brought otherwise within
twenty. days after the service. and de-
fend the above entitled action. brought
against YOU to recover the sum OF
sl0l. SIS due the plaintlr for money
had and received with interest and
costs of suit, and in case OF your faf-
ure to do so, Judgment will he rendered
against You according TO the demsn nd
OF the complaint
DANA n. SMITH.
Justice OF the Peace.
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poEs,r LIKE BRYAN.


Neither Judge Parker nor Mr.. Shoe
han has made any effort 10 disguise
the fact that they would prefer to
have almost any Democrat nominated
for president than Mr.. Bryan, but both
denied thai they had come TO Denver
with knives up their sleeves" for the
Ncbraskan Mr.. Shcehan said that he
had come several days before the con-
vention 10 look over the ground, and
see what are the chances for the non-
nation OF man who would satisfy
conservative eastern Democrats, ana
that conferences probably would be
held with other prominent Democrats
who hold similar views,
II Was minated that II II is found
that the nomination of Mr. Bryan is
inevitable that they VIII do their ut
most to have adopted platform which
would not ALLEVIATE eastern, or. what has
been known for several years as
cleveland" Democrats. He and other
eastern Democrats do not favor the Ne
InraskA amti-injunction plank, which
they think spells defeat for the Demo-
cratic ticket in the east. Judge Park
er's disclaimer of having been involved
IN the preparation OF an anti Bryan
program was in the form of state
ment that he had not attended any con-
ferences of any members OF the New
York delegation and that he had paid
no attention to convention arrange
ments thus far except to arrange to
come here after he had been elected as
d delegate large.
ANTI-BRYAN FORCES.
1t is known, however, that Mi, Shce-
han Intends to have conferences curly
with Frederick b. Lynch, manager for
GOV. johnson, and josiah Marvel. man
ager OF the boom for Judge George
Gray The purpose of these confer
ences will be TO ascertain what
strength is possessed by the candidates
opposcd TO Bryan and i'm the light OF
the showing made. TO analyzr the stu
alton throughout the country and de-
termine whether IL is possible to keep
away from MIR. Bryan more than one
third of the votes of the convention
which it is necessary to do If HIS nom
nation Is prevented. should these
conferences prove the accuracy Of Mr.
Bryan's claims of sufncient strength 10
insure his nomination on the first ball
lot conferences will then be held be-
tween such men as are antagUnlstic
to the Nebra ska anti-injunction plank.
They will include Judge Parker, Mr.
Sheehan. Mr.. Murphy and Martin Lit
Teton of New York. Col j. NJ. Cuff
fey of Pennsylvania; Roger 9. Sulli-
van of Illinois: Mr.. Marvel Mr.. Lynch,
former Gov. Charles $. Thomas of
Colorado: c. G. Heifner of Washington;
former Senator James Smith of New
Jersey, and others.
In arranging for conferences Of this
character many of these men insist
that the purpose is Ia provide plat
form on which all Democrats can stand
and to promote party harmony They
declare that Mr.. Bryan's record is such
that it Is not necessary to put in tho
platform planks more radical than those
adopted in the last three Democratic
national conventions.
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G0MPERS WILL GIVE
DEMOCRATS A CHANCE

Chicago. July 4-samuel Gompers.
president OF the American Federation
OF Labor, arrived here tonight on his
way To Denver, where he win appear
before the resolutions committee OF tho
Democratic national convention regard
Ing proposed plank treating OF tho
use of court injunction IN labor trou-
bles.
',rho Democratic party win be given
the opportunity 10 adopt the same pro-
positions that were put up To the Re
publican party" he said. THE phrase
be the same
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JUNGLE REMUS" DEAD.
Joel Chandler Harris, Author of Fa-
nous Negro Folk Lore Stories.

Atlanta. Ga. July 3.--Joel Chanler
Harris. the author, Familiarity known
as Uncle Remus,' died at his home ina
suburb of this city tonight aged W
years. MIR. Harris whose health has
not been good for some time. had been
confined to his bed for about 10 days,
suffering from cirrhosis of the liver.
Complications set In, and yesterday
he grew rapidly worse and continued
to sink until the end came at o'clock
tonight He Is survived by his widow,
four sons and two daughters. MIR. Har-
ris will be buried in Atlanta, but the
completed.
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NOTICE OF SALE OF REAL ESTATE
Estate of Abram O. Woodruff De-
ceased. The undersigned VIII sell at
private sale eighty acres of land tho
same being the north half of the south
east quarter of section 2. township II.
dian, situated In Willard County, State
Of Utah. on or after tho 10th day Of
July zoos, aud written bids Will be re-
Lake City, Utah; terms. 10 per cont of
the bid payable Mt the time OF sale and
the balance upon the confirmation OF
the court
ASAHEL II. WOODRUFF,
Administrator.
Dated this cath day OF June, 1908.
CANNON G. STOKES. Attorneys
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RACES AT wANDANnERE.

2;25 class--John Raven owned by L.
c. Miller; Jess. owned by S. Lindsay
2:3O class-Robert c.. owned by II.
q. Porter; Hera, owned by S. Green:
Julia b., owned by j. Berserman.
2:b0 class-Don L., owned by c. w.
Miller; Myrtle L., owned by Charles
Murphy; Laura b., owned by Ira Dem
Mon; Little Red. owned by A. j. Hill.
Special race-Henry lHark ms Ell
lanyd' and George Smiths Bob"
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JAPANESE CABINET RESIGNS.

Toxic, July 3.--At noon today the
designations of the cabinet vera tell
dered. There is reason to believe that
the emperor has already instructed
Marquis Katsura to form a new cabi-
net. but the announcement will not be
made officially before July Z, and pos
sibly may be delayed until the arrival
of Prince Ito from Seoul, July Y.
The next cabinet viii likely be large
ly composed of the adherents of Mar
quis Yamagata, and will be constructed
on nenpar1isan lines.
Rieycle races Saltalr. today.
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And in accordance with law and an
order of the Board of Directors made
on the End day of April, 1905, so many
shares of each parcel OF such stock as
may he necessary viii be sold at the
office Of the company tYoung & Moylc.
over Deseret National Bnnk), Salt Lake
City. Utah, on the 18th day of July, 1903.
at o'clock u. m. TO pay the delinquent
assessment together with costs OF adj
vertising and EXPENSE of sale
DAVID SMELLIE. Secy.
Dated July Q 1908
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BIKE RACES AT sALrAIR.
Afternoon.

Five-nlile motor race-T. NJ. Samuel
son VS.. Turville. Half-mile, OPEN
professional. Mile handicap, profess
sional entries-Clarke. Mayer. McFar-
land, Downing, Holllster. De Mara, Nit
ten. Palmer, Devonevitch, Walker, Nor
gan, Turvillc.
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DELINQUENT NOTICE.

THE CENTURY GOLD MINING AND
business, Salt Lake City. Utah. No
tice.--There is delinquent on the follow
ing described stock on account or as
sesEmcnt No p, levied on the 10Th day
OF May, 1908. the several amounts set
opposite the namee of the respective
shnrcholdnrs M fnllnu.a
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WARD LEAeuERs MEET.

Snecial CnrrcF1ondrnce
l.ogan. July 3-The Credentials Of Salt
Jnka Cttt- won y GENE 90 buSebpll fror,
local team Yesterday h" the score ~
= in Tho VamA wls good one and
watched liz crowd ~ Al rho FIRST
n.,, eooond NVa~l Nfr'rpl inarne taarns
,.rr ,rnni an tho y V "ar,nus tnr,or.
$3.50. .,f'o-aoon 90 Fourth - iul' con-
~ .-,od ra~'a ~ "nfin'natad
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II viii Be 3:15 in Utah When
Nelson and Cans
Mix.
SALE OF SEATS REACHES END
Because Standing Room is MI That Is
Left and That Is Going
Fast.

At the minute the men enter the
ring In the Gans-Nelson fight today
II will be 3:15 o'clock In Salt Lake
City and throughout the intermountain
region as the coast time is just one
hour later than mountain time. This
will make returns due In the neighbor.
hood of $3.50 or possibly little later.
San Francisco. July 4.--For the sec
ond time within two years Joe Cans,
the worlds lightweight champion, and
Battling Nelson will meet in the ring
to battle for the title and substan.
tial percentage of the gate receipts,
The contest will take place this after
noon in the Mission street open air
arena, across the county line, and ~
scheduled to go Is rounds. The men
will enter the ring at 2:l5 p. m. coast
time.
TERMS MORE EVEN.
The conditions under which the men
Will fight differ from the previous coli
test to the extent that the colored
champion will meet Nelson on more
even terms than, those which governed
the Goldtield contest. Cans ON that
occasion was required to make weight
LIB pounds--three times during tn,
four hours preceding the fight, fully
attired In fighting costume. This after
noon the men win weigh in stripped
at the ringside and must make 1S3
pounds.
NELSON SHORT ENDER.
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DELINQUENT NOTICE.

co. Principal place of business, Salt
Lake city, Utah Notice. There are de-
llnauent upon the following described
stock, on account of assessment No.
8 OF ~ cent per share, levied on the
18th day of May, 1905, the several
amounts SCI opposite the names of the
respective shareholders MS follow:
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Evening.

Five-mile motor paced match race
Downing VS. Clarke. Two mile lap
race, professional. Quarter-mile open
professional. Mile match race, anna
teur, Schnell VS.. Diefenbacher. Same
professional entries as above. excep.
Mcfarland
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AT SALT PALACE TONIGHT.

Australian pursuit race between Sa.
and Mcfarland.
Half-mile handicap. professional
Miss and out race, amateur.
Two-mile open lap. amateur
Mile motor record trial by Whittier.
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NoTrcElor SALE or REAL ESTATE

ESTATE OF MARTHA \. COoMBs,
Deceased. The undersigned will sell at
private sale twenty-one CID square rods
one %, plat &C." Salt Lake city SUR
vey, in Salt Lake city. State of Utah.
on or after the 4th day of July, A, p.
lsos Terms; Ten per cent of the bid
balance upon confirmation Of the court.
DAVID A. COOMBS,
Administrator.
1908
CANNON & Stokes. Attorneys
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GOLF AT COUNTRY CLUB.

Gemmel "a VS.. Thompson. scratch.
Salisbury (9 VS.. Copp, scratch.
Taylor 80 VS., Packard (6)
Niles (9) VS.. Wicks 80.
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OSBORNE TO BE DISMISSED.

oyster Bay ~ Y, July 3.-The presi-
don't today approved the finding OF tho
court martial IN the case OF Lieut.
Commander Robert II. Osborne. II. S.
~. that he be dismissed from the SER
vice.
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$50 riruT huiiru
MAY MAKE A CHAMPION

10 ,nqolos Cm, fuiv i~Nt the
"e-' rovnlnr ~ no Ie~ries A,hletic
s'''', 80 Nnrnon toHos' peoi,v Nslfpr-
iarf ~ chioaoo ars '-voa.'le 'Ua1sh ~
r'~r'~nd -'iii Hrht % rornAs - nos.
nont'ro IF me, aa,o rece'n's Boih men
-" .'ld I" he IN or"H'leni nhvs'oel
ooaHi'ion ana 80 aifsori'v " pr''cl.
rn''' 10 wpt'rg to7 hounds when they
r'o'~'' % ~ "a. ~
FFeffrfinrafe far'.o-a hare made Tho
Nhde ~ 20 q hit enc s~'"e e. e~~eet.
~ ~ he N ~ 7 - tho 'ri~~ 'iAe Veish
~ so'f 10 have ofse~ad ~ ~ - 20 4
Inst he si.vs o"sr n rounds. James j.
Ionries will referee
~ T'iisfioaliv wise onss predict that
rFeTp rlend win MT onlr win from
welsh foao- hu' exnees his', ~ meet
Cans hoiievire Cons -'iii Whit Nelson.
rvf ~ '-ihi,Ni~@ 'h1 fin0a r'li foo0~'o
c'as- nio~ - 80 -'o.ia ua-ra ~ %
.r~oi~- Netfio ~ he'n~ ws'oh@d hr ~
m....' "7,-s OF eyes as the championship
aill Itself
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TENNIS SCHEDULE.

AT p. m.--Finals In women's sin
giles. Miss Williams vs.. Miss Lyons.
AT p m.-Ffnals In mems singles,
Garnett VS.. Myers.
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ALL IN y GLANCE.
RACES AT FAIR GROUNDS.

Free acknowledgements. Quota Ca
Waller Queen Glory.
2:20 class-Chester s.. Lizzie, Big
Staff. Willetts. Bob
$50 class--Alberta, Pearl, Brownie,
Mike.
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PROBATE AND GUARDIANSHIP
NOTICES.
Consult County Clerk or respective sign
ors for further information.

IN THE DISTRICT COURT. PRO
bate Division. in and FOR Salt Lake
County, state of Utah. Department No.
/. In the matter OF the estate OF Amos
OF Charles II, Howe and Franklin s.
Tingoy praying for the admission 10
probate OF certain document. purport-
ing TO be the last VIII and Testament
Of Amos Howe. deceased, and for the
granting OF Letters Parliamentary 10
Charles r, Howe and Franklin s. Tin
day. the eth day OF July. A. D. 1905,
at 10 o'clock q. m, at tho County Court
House, In the Court Room OF said Court,
IN Salt Lake City, Salt Lake County,
Witness the Clork Of said Court with
tile seal thereof affixed this gsrd day
OF Juno. A. u, zoos.
BY w. II. Fnrnsworth Deputy Clerk
Thomas. Richards & Porter. Attorneys
for Petitioner.
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DELINQUENT NOTICE.

ToRBANEHILL MINING co. Princi.
pal place of business, Salt Lake City,
Utah, Notice.-There is delinquent on
the following described stock on ac-
count of assessment No. 0. levied on the
22nd day of April. 1903 the several
amounts set opposite the names OF the
respective shareholders as follows;
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And In accordance with law and an or
the Goth day OF May, 1908, 80 many
shares OF each parcel of such stock MS
may be necessary Will be sold at the
South Street, Salt Lake city. Utah, on
the Goth day OF July, 1908. at . O'clock
y. M, to pay the delinquent assless-
ment. together with costs of advertising
and expense Of sale.
r. W. MADSEN,
Secretary
No 81 East First South Street or
Postoffcc Box 1925. Salt Lake City, Utah.
Dated May 10th, 1909
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1908-07-04

IN THE DISTRICT COURT. PRO-
bate Division, IN and for Salt Lake
OF the estate OF Jucob Jackson Dcccas-
ud. Notice.--Tha petition OF j. Stokes.
Jr., administrator OF the estate OF Jacob
Jackson, deceased praying for the set
lstIator and for the distribution 81 tho
residue OF said estate 10 the persons
entitled has been SET for hearing On
lpOs. at 10 o'clock a, m, az the County
Court House. in the Court Room ~ said
Court In Salt Lake city, Salt Lake
witness The Clcrk ~ said Court with
tho seal thereof affixed this 20th day
~ June a. ~. le6
Dv w. n Farnsworth, Deputy ClHrk
Cannon & stokes. Attorneys Tor Peti.
toners.
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der OF The Board OF Directors made on
no 1911 DAY Of May, 1905 80 many
shares OF each parcel OF such stock Az
auction M the Office Of tho Secretary OF
SAID company. az Room No. 90, city and
County building known as the County
'rreasurer's Office, salt Lake City, Utah.
ou Tuesday, the 2ist day Of July 1908, al
Ne o'clock noon. to pay tho DELINQUENT
aRsessment thereon, together with tho
costs OF advertising and expense OF
j. a, GROEsBECk Secretary.
Location Of office, Room No iS city
ana County Building. Salt Lake GUY
Ituh.
First publication July 2 1905 -.
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VICE PRESIDENCY.
Chas 4. Conrad. Monianas Candidate,
Starts for Denver.

Helena, Mont. July 4.--Charles A.
Conrad. capitalist, who Is n candidate
for the vice presidential nomination, to-
day left for Denver. MIR. Conrad was en-
dorsed by the Montana state oonVen-
ton provided the candidate for sec
ond place Is given to- state west of
Nebraska" Mr.. Conrad's manager
Warren G. Stensel, is now In Denver
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IN THE DISTRICT COURT. FRO
bate Division IN and for Salt I.akA
County. state ~ Utah, In tho matter
IN ths estate ~ william TaYlnr he
r. Taylor Alexander Taylor and Mag
gle ~ r. Christensen, praying for the
issuance 10 Alexander Taylor, OF Letters
INN Tayior, deceased has been set Tor
hearine on Saturday, the nth day of
Juiv, a. y. 1905. NJ 10 O'Clock m.
al tho County Court House, IN the Court
salt Lake County Utah.
Witness the Clerk of said Court with
the seal thereof affixed, this 2ith DAY
~ Inne. A. y 1878
(soall y - EfDRFpGE. tR Clerk
BY W ~ FHruFWorth Deputy Clerk
Cannon g. stokes Attorneys Tor Pstl-
fioner.
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FUND OF FUN FOR ALL
Whether Its Bicycle or Horse Races
Baseball or Cricket; Golf or
Tennis, Its Scheduled.
TIME SCHEDULE.

1t is a fund of fun for everybody to-
day, No matter what particular
branch of athletics may appeal, thu
seeker after amusement and entertain-
ment can be satisfied today. The pro-
grams of varied sports arranged for
today follow
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DENVER AND RETURN $lz75,

Via ID. a II. q. u. II. July 8, 4, 3.
-~s-----
Good until July goth returning,
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edly would be considered at the first
meeting OF the delegation in formal
caucus.
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Authority by Pastor Huntington.
Sunday night ut Big Tent near POST
office.
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Take a 90 Minute Ride

To Salt Lakes New Canyon Resort In
Emigration Canyon. Music. dancing,
everything good, Take Mt Olivot or
IT. Douglas cars. Depot Fifth South
and Thirteenth East Twonty-minute
car service. Round trip, 20 cents.
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Attend Big Tent Meeting near POST
office; subject sunday night Authorl-
IN
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JULY 4TH EXCURSIONS,


One single fare for the round trip
between all points IN Utah, July 3rd
and fth, good returning until July 6th.
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TIME SCHEDULE.

Baseball-League game at Murray at
$3.50 p. m. Murray vs.. Fort Douglas.
Salt Lake VS.. Ogden ut Ogden
Bicycle at Saltair at p. m. At Salt
air. $50 p. m. At Salt Palace, $50
p. m.
Tennis-Finals in state tournament
at Country club all day.
Golf-At Country club al day.
Horse races-At fair grounds. p. m.
AT Wandamere p. m.
Crlcket--At Liberty park, p. m.
The Columbus journal., 1908-12-30
CHILDREN OF EXALTED TASTES.
Little Ones Used to Dignitaries Of
High Estate.

A well-known family in Catholic cir
cles, living in Spring Garden street.
and blessed with three very small
daughters. spent last winter in
Rome, where the small daughters
were sent to school The fam
lily. being quite Hospitality inclined.
entertained quite lavishly some Of
the dignitaries of the Vatican.
Returning to Philadelphia, they re-
ceived a hearty welcome, and among
others some Of their old priest friends
called to bid them welcome home. The
mother, always proud of her three
small daughters, sent for them to be
brought downstairs to see the father.
After awhile they came. the three
little golden-haired girls; but they
only stood in the doorway of the spa
cious room and refused to come any
further.
The mother. much mortified at such
behavior. said to the eldest: Come
here. dear; don't you remember good
Father -, who used to come and see
US from the cathedral?"
There they stood, the three little
blonde tots. and looking most disap-
provingly at good Father -, the ED
est spoke: I'VE like cardinals" is
what she said.-Philadelphia Public
Ledger.
The Columbus journal., 1908-12-30
TREATMENT THAT ~cRows" IRON
Peculiar Property Of Castings Put to
Practical Use.

Why should an iron CRATE bar be-
come warped, twisted and cracked
after long use?
The reason appears to have been
discovered by Alexander e. Outer
bridge, Jr., of Philadelphia, who tells
US that cast iron when heated and
cooled swells so that bar Of 1t
becomes not only longer but thicker.
and that this increase in size may con-
tinue with subsequent heatings and
cOOlings until the volume of the bar
is 40 per cent. larger than 1t was
originally.
Microscopic examination shows that
the texture of the swelled bar has be-
come cOarser grained. This discov-
cry, which was made about three
years ago. is now put to practical use
in various ways.
For instance, a gas engine piston
that had worn small was caused to
grow" by this method until 1t again
fitted its cylinder.
Again, several tons Of steam radia-
tors that had been condemned as too
short were successfully treated until
they could be used as at first
intended.