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The Detroit times., 1908-09-02
NOT SECOND, BUT FIFTH
PLACE YAWNS FOR TlGES

BILL CAN PUT A STOP TO THE
CLEVELAND SCORING AND THE
TIGES GET BUSY THEMSELVES
WITH THE BAT AT THE EXPENSE
OF DUSTY RHOADES, WHO is
LIKELY TO BE WORKED BACK
AGAIN IN THE SERIES. THE
CHAMPS WILL BE IN SUCH
STRAITS THAT NOTHING BUT THE
MOST RADICAL MEASURES WILL
SEEM COMMENSURATE WITH
THE GRAVITY OF THE SITUA'
TON.
The Detroit times., 1908-09-02
Some pitching,

Some pitching,
Joss twirled the hardest game the
Tigers have had TO face this year.
Cobb's hit in the first inning the
only ope that found It's WAY into the
box scoro-was "a Texas lsaguor ana
fell almost equidistant from LaJois'
Flick and Birmingham.
a narrow escape from no hits at all.
Who said Addie Joss was spring
pitcher?
At that. Schmidt came near putting
Detroit in the game in the nrst inning
when. with men on second and thifd
and two out no damned one at Joss
The Detroit times., 1908-09-02
NATIONAL LEAGUE.
STANDING.
Vas. Indeed.

That catch OF Street OF ball toss
ed from the top OF the Washington
monument was accomplished with n
massive catcher's mitt Paul Hines
and others made the attempt with
bare hands-a big difference Boston
Globe.
The Detroit times., 1908-09-02
BY PAUL II. eRUskE.
"Going down."

"Going down."
youth In brass buttons made the
remark through a wire grating TO
Manager Hughie jennings as his car
reached Hughes stand at the door OIL
the shaft that opened TO the seventh
floor OF the Hammond building.
Hughie smiled in sort OF serlo'
comic fashion and would have let the
car pass had he not had business that
made It really necessary for him 10
descend. =,
Ball players bite voraciously at all
sorts OF omens and this one was sure
Iy made good later in the day at Ben
nett park.
The Tigers are certainly stead
lily slipping. And the way the
third and fourth placers In the
standing are winning makes Il
look very possible that, unless
there 10 a speedy and now unex-
pected brace, the champions may
find themselves in fifth place In a
very, very few days.
The Detroit times., 1908-09-02
Sporting Notes

IL has been firmly established by sew.
eral trials that athletes, stimulated
by oxygen inhalations. can do more
work In short time than without
the artificial aid
Jay Gould IL going TO take up outdoor
tennis. The experts predict a bright
future for him.
In tho championship tennis match at
Newport, Champion Larned refused
to play urfess every spectator al the
opposite end OF the court remained
quietly seated.
Jimmie Archer II drafted by the Chi
cago Cubs and Home Run Johnson by
the Philadelphiea Nationals. Both
were tried out by the Tigers.
And yet, In spite OF reports, no big
league ball club has taken a chance
on Nudge Craven or Heine Steiger;
Detroit boys starring In the Central
and Three l; respectively.
The Pinkertons cangbt Joe yendig and
a couple OF other bookmakers PLYING
-their-trric- Mt -5trrrpstTEHd bay yes
terday and barred them on.
DIR. Hell has resurrected the old free,
for-aller Maud Keswick and teamed
her mile in 2:O6 liz at the fair
grounds yesterday.
FnustnIear II credited with n training
mile in $40 l-2 at the fair GROUNDS
which Is probably bona fiue. IL ~ j.
H. Browns intention to give him
fast record at the close OF the year
with so yachts entered md nm outside
2I-footer OF the sender class com,
peting with Spray, Spite, Otsiketa and
Cleveland, the ID. Y. G.. sweepstakes
are on today out on Lake 81 clair
Monroe won the blood game from Car
Teton and with IL the series.
The Detroit times., 1908-09-02

The Gayety theater will have as us
guests tonight all the members OF the
Detroit and Cleveland baseball teams.
The Detroit times., 1908-09-02
VIA aell-Trots Fast.

viii Rell-Ment- exhibition in
1905 Ia out In California the other
day =gFeHRi#F= the=.rettiHsI eeetd=fes
the Pacific coast
The Detroit times., 1908-09-02

Sacrifice hits--Winter. Stovail. Joss.
Stolen base-Cobb. First base on balls
by Winter !. by Joss 2. First base
on errdrs-Detroit Lat on bases
Detroit a. Cleveland 7. Struck out
Hy winter by Joss. Time 30.
Umptres--Sheridan and Egan. Attend
ance-3,196.
The Detroit times., 1908-09-02
Great Horse Cremated.

Theodore Shelton. 2:09 "a. was
burned to death recently He was a
brother OF John X. Gentry and has
sired three 2;20 performers
The Detroit times., 1908-09-02
Louis Bio Year.

Lou Mcdonald will head the list OF
money winning drivers this year
The Detroit times., 1908-09-02
AMERICAN LEAGUE.
STANDING.


Cleveland at Detroit.
Chicago at ST Louis.
Athletics at New York
Boston at Washington
The Detroit times., 1908-09-02

One lone chance did Joss allow his
foes and this came In the first inning.
With two out and men on second and
third, Joss was instructed by Manager
Lajo,e to pass Rossman and take
chance on Schmidt. The bases were
intoxicated as old Jack Warner would
say, but the strategy worked. for Char
lies best was hard grounder which
bounced up prettily TO Joss and
The Detroit times., 1908-09-02
GANS-N NELSON
ALMOST EVEN UP

SAN FRANCISCO. Sept. 2.--'rhings
are booming in the Nelson Cans
camps and there is surely going 10 be
a terrible disappointment for the
hackers. trainers and admirers OF
either one fighter or the other on
Sept 9.
Nelson Is strong favorite at 10
TO 3.
Following his usual plan OF training
Bat spent much OF his time today on
the road and got in many miles at a
good clip.
Cans also appears confident Joe
thinks he can stop the champion in.
side of twenty-five rounds.
The Detroit times., 1908-09-02

Yesterday the statement was made
in this column that the trouble Win
the Tigers was their protuberant self
esteem. Yesterday their difficulty was
a more serious one.
THE TIGERS SULKED.
Opposed by the greatest sort OF
pitching, there was still ever the
chance that they might tie the score
and, so far as the actual count OF runs
was concerned. they were never Wne'e
one good, sound drive might not nave
put them right in the hunt ;,
Winter wasn't pitching as grand
ball IA loss. but he was lucky in Wig
Cling out OF holes and kept Improving
as the game progressed SO that At the
close he looked Just as good propo
sition. had the Tiges been able 10
force the combat into extra INNINGS
To a man I'D a tree It looked as II
q variation In the program 10 STAND
nm. swing your hardest and pop out
might have been employed. Instead,
however. the Tigers came to bat In
succession. and swung so wildly that
on several occasions they were forced
10 shamefacedly chase their bats away
out on the diamond. the sticks having
escaped from their grasp In their
Iunges at Joss elusive twisters.
With nobody on base the coaching
was naturally a more or less lost art.
but the fans listened In vain for the
clatter that usually comes from the
Detroit bench. In its stead, gloom was
perched on every visible countenance
ind the players emerged from the dug.
,ut only to take their turn In the field
Or at the bat.
The Detroit times., 1908-09-02

rnu.tnIrnr 4. crrdIted with a traInIng

mile in $40 l-2 at the fair grounds
which Is probably bona foe. IL Is j.
H. Browns intention to give him
fast record at the close OF the year
The Detroit times., 1908-09-02
Dan patchinn IL

Minor Heir is in such demand for
exhibition purposes that he will race
out few Of HIS stake engagements.
The Detroit times., 1908-09-02
Ball Teams at Theater.

Monroe won the blood game from Car
Teton and with II the series.
The Detroit times., 1908-09-02

The DARBY" Winner.
Mike Reardon says he has refused
$40, 000 for Allen Winter.
The Detroit times., 1908-09-02
with 80 yachts entered and nm outside

2l-footer OF the sender class com
peting with Spray. Spite Otsiketa and
Cleveland. the ID. Y, G. sweepstakes
are on today out on Lake 81. clair.
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1908-12-31
Notice Of Forfeiture.

10 Isaiah Bohannon, his executors, admin
istrators, heirs and assigns; and c. G. Goss,
his executors, administrators, heirs and as
signs:
You are hereby notified that | have ex-
pended IN labor and improvements the sum
OF one hundred dollars upon your two-thirds
interest in the Latest Out lode mining claim,
situated in the Blackbrd Mining District.
Lemhi County State of Idaho, the location
certificate of which is found recorded in book
IN" OF Lode Mining Claims, at page ia, in
the office of the Recorder of said county and
state, which one hundred dollars, is the sum
expended IN Improvement and labor neces-
sary to hold said claim under the provisions
OF Section 1894 of the Revised Statutes of the
United States and amendments thereto, ap-
proved January ~, 1880, concerning annual
labor upon mining claims, being the amount
necessarily expended in order to hold said
claim above mentioned
And if within ninety days after the due
publication OF this notice you fail or refuse to
contribute your proportion of such expendit-
ure as co-owner, your interest in the claim
Will become the property of the subscribed,
your co-owner, who has made the required
expenditures by the teIms of said section.
Dated this 3Ist day of December, A. D..
1905, at Salmon, Lemhi County, Idaho.
-, A. c. LUDWIG.
First publication Dec. 81, 1905
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Important Light on Olden Times.

Stanford University, CAL. Dec. 81.
A discovery which will have an I'M
portant bearing in science has been
made public by Prof, George HempI.
OF Stanford, in the course of lecture
before the Stamford PATHOLOGICAL
course. The key to the ancient In.
scription on Etruscan tombs and col.
umnS, SO long an interesting study
OF scientists, has been discovered nv
Stantords's professor of philoloyv
according to the statement made by
MIN. Prof. Hempl became widely
known some time ago by solving the
Inscriptions on German ruins. He
declared that his find will have far
reaching results on ancient Italian
history and on the disputed facts of
Latin grammar and etymolopy. But
90 inscriptions out of 5000 have TINS
Tar been deciphered by him, but
these, he saws, have been sufficient
to show that views heretofore held
on the relationship between the
EtruScans and Romans must be mod.
lied before his work is complete.
AS made clear by Prof. HempI the
conclusion be draws is that the
Etruscan nation was an outgrowtb Of
the Trojaus after the fall OF Troy.
and thus, in an indirect manner. the
story OF NiIgil's Aeneid receives
scientific confederation.
In discussing the remarkable dis. |
covery made by Prof. Hempl. DR.
Jordan, president Of Stanford,s mi.
versity, said: "Prof. Hempl has
made an important discovery. The |
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JUNCTION..
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Don't forget your New Years
resolution.
Masquerade dance is announced
for New Years eve.
Max Pyeatt is home from the Acad.
envy at Pocatello for the holidays.
Forest Ranger, II. Fl. Long is a
sufferer from an attack of rheuma-
tism
Miss Olive Reddington, who has
been quite sick, is able to be about
again.
Miss Beth Yearian, of Gilmore.
was a Christmas guest at A. ].
Yearian's.
The boys from the nearby mining
camps we're in for the dance Christ
mas night.
Which will we hear 6rst? The
clang Of the rolIey or the tool of the
locomotive.
Colon Tobias family, from the
Agency, ate their Christmas dinner
at Sigel Tobias.
Mr.. Fred Schiller moved into town
for the winter and is domiciled lin
Virgil Stewards property.
Mrs. Lizzie Clark and daughter,
Irene and Miss Bertha Huffman are
over from Dillon for the holidays.
W. F. Stone received the contract
for the hardware and VIM. Oltmer
the contract for the lumber for the
ranger station at this place.
Christmas has come and gone.
Our little village observed the day In
various ways, wise and otherwise.
At the Methodist church the chill
dren were remembere1 by their
patron Saint Santa Claus and their
hearts made glad by. tie receipt of
many gifts.
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1908-12-31

ing Natural Powers (c) Right Rela-
ton TO God (di Adherence to Moral
Laws lei Self Reference and Pure
Speech--Mrs. Margaret Langsdorf,
Mrs. Mabel Smith and Mrs. Ida An.
derson.
May-Mrs. inertia Frost, hostess.
Home Atmosphere-Mrs. Grace
Perry, Mrs. May +. Dempsey and
Mrs. Jennie Kadletz.
June-Mrs. Mary Mason, hostess.
Parents Problems la Sympathy
Between Parent and Child To- Teachl
ing use OF Money (c) Responsibility
in Places Of Trust (d) Regard for
Promises (e) Value of Obedience
Mrs. Mary A. Green, Mrs. T. J.
Stroud and Mrs. Lucy Macnab.
July-Mrs. Una Neither, hostess.
Health ana Physical Development
of the Child-Adnoids, Ricketts,, etc.
Mrs Mary. V. Chaffee, Mrs. Mary
Mason, Mrs. Emma Yearian.
August-Mrs. Alice Atkins, hostess.
Moral Training of Child In Schools.
Miss Elizabeth Mcdonald, Mrs.
Ellen Pugh and Mrs. Abbie OsUrander.
pt.-Mrs. Lucy Macnab, hostess.
Temperance-Special Reference to
Tobacco and Narcotics Mrs. inertia
Frost, Mrs. Mabel Kenney, Mrs.
Emily Spooner and Mrs. Lulu G.
Tingley.
Oct'-Mrs. Addie Kingsbury. hostess.
Election of Officers.
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ChIrkens wanted. Lemhl Cafe.

NsflANApMA NHANOd- A~NhhA Nat6s
George smith Is Ia Custer county
doing some minlnR assessment work.
The wemans Guild win meet with
Mrs. Mcbride TnnFsdaY afternoon,
Jan 7th.
Fifty tons of has for sac IN stack
one mile nurth 81 town. ] T. Nc
Cracken.
The Ladies' Auxiliary VIII meet
with Mfs. Dempsey Thursday after
moan, January I.
Guy Edwards and wife are down
FROM their ranch 40 the salmon for
visit With friends and relatives.
Messfs. ~. and j lIamnon or
MAY, vefe attending TO business
matters here the first Or the week,
Edwin Christensen, the forest 70.
serve rider, located al Forncy, has
been In a. headquarters for the past
week on ten DAYS.
The regular monthly meeting OF
the Motuars' Club Will take place
Tuesday afternoon Of next week. at
tsse ht,ase ia Hss4 pa5aJSon.
Judge Pangham moved Ills ollice to
FOofns IN the Brown Block The hrst
% the week. lie has suit ot two
large airy roams; and 50 far as CON
yeairnee Is Concerned Is decided
improvement upon the location just
vacated.
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Mothers Club Program 1909.

Jan. Mrs. Jessie Peterson. hostess.
The Simple Lite-Mrs. Josephine
Pemberton, Mrs. Margaret Ball and
Mrs. Carrie Holbert
Feb. Mrs. jennie Kadletz, hostess.
Mental Healing - References; En-.
manuel and other systems. Mrs.
Nora Whitwell, Mrs, Elizabeth Chase
and Mrs. Alice Atkins.
March-Mrs. Mary A. Green, hostess.
Heredity-(al Law OF Heredtty,
(bl Relation Of These Laws 10 the
Development OF the Individual (c}
Relation of These Laws to the De-
Selopment of the Chlld.-Mrs. Anna
McCaleb, Mrs. Ella Ketchum and
Mrs, Stethem.
April--Mrs. Perry, hostess.
Preparation For PaIenthood-tal
Constitutional Diseases (b) Cultivat.
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Highest Qualify orc
lowest Price WEEAJa rs MOIVN q w


/ a, q. Ludwig, the Blackblrd min
or, was In town for couple OF day,
the last Of the week lie returned
TO Blackblrd Monday morning.
rhe Wing Cafe will be open until
after midnight during the night
when dances are given, so that
luncheon can be provided for those
who might desire II.
Georse W. Klngsbury opened up
his harness store to the inspection OF
the public Monday morning. He
has well selected stock OF every
thing for the horse.
Miss Clara SattIer, who has been
10 Salt Lake City for several months
past, returned here Thursday OF last
week TO spend the Holidays with
home folks.
The installation OF the Eastern
Star will take place Tuesday evening
next. There win be no other bust
ness outside Of the installing Of the
new officers, unless 1t Is to enjoy
social session after the necessary
work is performed.
pr MurpLeY will move this week
into the Steel residence on Main
street Frank p. MeCraeken, pro-
bate Judge elect, will occupy the
Wright property on the bar vacated
by the doctor. Dr. Murphey and
Sife viii have a pleasant home and
convenient for him To his oriice.
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1908-12-31

tachmsnt ao.,
s aoove named Dee
~ Sne E ABOVE az entltisd
sa, Witness ness my hats s.
18th day OF Dee
Dec. pa.
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1908-12-31
Notice..

Notice is hereby given that the
partnership lately subsisting between
Horace W. Soule and Frank r. Hall.
under the style Of Soule & Hall, was
on the 22nd day of December, 1908.
dissolved by mutual consent, and
that the business heretofore carried
on oy said partnership will 10 the fu-
ture be carried or by said Horace W.
Soule alone who will pay and dis
charge partnership debts and receive
all moneys payable to the said late
firm.
Dated, December %, 1908.
F r. Hall
Dec' z4'4. H. W. Soule,
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NOTICE OF ATTACHMENT.

In the District Court of the Sixth
Judicial District of the State of Ida
no In and for Lemhi County.
Frederick Fl. Schlegelmtlch Plain
LII vs.. Oregon-IdahO Gold Mining
Co., Defendant.
Notice is hereby given that an at.
tachment against the property of
above named defendant issued out of
toe above entitled court on the 10th
day of December 1908.
witness my hand and the seal OF
Sald court at Salmon, Idaho, this
18th day Of Dec. 1908.
Dec. PA VIC Smith
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NOTICE OF ATTACHMENT,

In the DistTit Court of the Sixth
Judicial District of the State of Ia
no In and foI Lemhi Comfy.
George H. Monk & Co. Plaintiff.
vs.. Oregon-1daho Gold Mining Co. +,
Defendant.
Notice is hereby given that an at
tachment against the property of
above named defendant issued out of
the above entitled court on the 18th
day of December, 1908.
Witness my hand and the seal of
SAID court at Salmon. Idaho this 18th
day OF December 1908.
Dec. 24-4- W. G. Smith
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Wall street and Soda.

We were Ginning with our friend,
the professional mixer Of new soda
drinks" for Wall street men who take
to the soft stuff when times are hard,
when a portly gentleman with side
whiskers and gnerous girth came in.
Il wish you to mix me a Metropoli-
tan Life barnyard." he pulled. 1t was
swallowed in a jiffy, and out he sailed.
What in thunder is Metropolitan
Life barnyard?" / asked.
The professor" grinned.
plain soda, with egg and a straw,
served in a tall glass;" he said-New
York Globe.
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1908-12-31

deciphering Of these Etruscan in
scriptions overturDs the popular idea
that there is no connection between
the Romans and the Etruscans. DR..
Hempl with bis key to the Etruscan
Inscriptions will make enormous
changes In our views of the ancient
history of Rome and Greece"
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1908-12-31

Sam Shesser and wife. from th
other side of Midway, spent severa
days visiting with relatives an,
friends. Mrs. Shesser is sister O
tie Rose brothers.
The Lewis Spooner family moved
Ia to what has been known as tn,
Woodworth property on the bar.
Their former quarters 10 the rear OF
their confectionery store we're toe
limited for convenience.
George Steel and wife left Tuesday
morning for Los Angeles, California,
where they expect to spend the most
OF the winter. The Recorder Is In.
formed That they expect TO be absent
at least six months.
The firms OF George II. Monk &
Co., The Pioneer, George ". Meitzler
& Co. and Spooner & Co. report an
unusual large Holiday trade, but
they all report that the trade was
largely 10 useful presents Most of
them report that their sales was far
above that of year ago.
e. W. Whitcomb, OF the firm OF
lawyers Of Whltcomb & O'Brien left
the trst OF the week for Boise. Mr..
Whitoomb Is candidate for score.
tary OF the senate, for which position
he has received much encouragement
from the .that-be. Two years
ago Mr. Whitcomb was assistant ser.
Senator Elect Walter Shoup and
Representative Elect John W. Shook
left Monday morning to be present at
the opening Of the legislature. The
Recorder has faith to believe that
the Lemhi county delegation will do
their utmost to carry out every
pledge. OF the party, In the line of
their legislative duties.
Saturday night the Odd Fellows
viii hold their regular semi-annual
OF officers. The follow. |
ng are the officers elect: Noble
irand, Theo. Ketchum; Vice G rand.
lanes Mahafey; Secretary, II. S. |
Treasurer, Geo. II. Monk.
D. q. MathewsOn was reelected AS
'rustee' The rest OF the officers are
'ppointive.
Several Hundred invitations have
'een sent out to the reception OF the
Mothers Club, which takes place at
he Sbenon Hotel parlors this even.
ng. The club will serve light re,
Ireshments to the guests from
o'clock until u O'Clock. Tie mem.
oers of the club, inoludinS thei. bus.
bands and children are expected to
be present without invitations.
The Old Soldiers viii more than
likely take the lead In the movement
towards the celebration OF Lincoln,s
birthday, which OCCURS Eebfuary
18th. The old soldiers are 50 few m
however, that they win or.
pect assistance by others in furnish.
Ing the program for the entertain.
ment No doubt there will be plenty
d volunteers when the time comes
IS We have plenty OF local musical
Talent that the efforts OF the old sol.
ileFs 10 beuttingly celebrate the
event.
Last week The Recorder nerlec,sd
20 announce the marriage OF Harry
snyder and Miss Ida Sattler, which
occurred az the home OF the bride
Wednesday night OF last week. Rev
pemberton, pastor of the Methodist
'hurch performed the ceremony I'm
he presence OF the near friends Of
he happy couple. The groom Is we'll
Known In this community and has
many friends In his social set. The
ride Is most exemplary Young laay
With most pleasing Personality
Ind the happy faculty OF making
riends. The Recorder extends the
most cordial congratulations.
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NOTICE OF ATTACHMENT.

10 the District Court of the Sixth
: uulcial District of the State of Ida
no 10 and for Lemhi county.
Ploneer Mercantile Co. Plaintiff
Defendant. w.
Notice Is hereby given that an at.
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No Doubt of That.

my comic opera will contain nc
merry villagers, no jolly tars. no
bandits"
What are you going to use as a
chorus?"
II dunno. But 1 can't 90 wrong.
Whatever put in will be heartily wei
coined. "-Pittsburg Post.
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CAMP NO. 7slo z
Meets first and M.
each month. sl'A
n John ]
T. }. Atkins, Clerk
Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1908-09-11
Surprised Him.

A genuine surprise party was sprung
on W. NJ. Fields last Saturday evening
by the members of his family and few
of the nearby neighbors that was no
make-believe affair, and because is was
the genuine article it was eminentlv
successful. And what made it all the
more enjoyable was the fact that Mr..
Fields had previously stated that no
such surprise conld be sprung on him
others might be caught but not he.
The scheme that worked was to plan
for an ice cream social at Mrs. Blodg-
EFT 5 to which Mr.. Fields was invited
and the guests on the way there were
induced to stop a few moments to listen
to the Fields graphophone. and as they
were all interested Mrs. Fields and Mrs.
Blodgett secretly prepared the feast in
the kitchen and when ready the door
was thrown open and the surprised man
was invited in.
That the occasion was a delightful
one to al concerned goes without say
ins bat that the same scheme can be
played a second time is doubtful.