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WILL TRY THE
HAMS BROTHERS
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the light Of publicity upon the al
legged deprayity existing In army cir
eles. Numerous detectives are bust
ly engaged unearthing evidence for
the defense and the Hains attorneys
also promise many sensations.
District Attorney Darrin Is pre-
pairing to combat the evidence which
the alienists for the defense viii pro-
duee TO show that Captain Hams
was not In his right mind when he
did the shooting. There will be
four experts for the prosecution and
and equal force for the defense. The
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PREPARING FoR WINTER

Nevada Iiealers 20 Guard Against
Fuel Famine.
RENO, New. Sept. si.The feul
merchants throughout this state are
laying IN wood aud anthracite coal
supplies for the sinter and fan.
This action Is taken IN accordance
With q warning sent out BY the
Southern Pacific that there would b.
q shortage Of cars soon owing to
she fail shipping, aud that unless
supplies were laid ia Immediately
that famine like that experienced
last winter might be repeated.
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Return frn.n Rnrnne.

Mrs. Teresa NJ. Graham and her
sister Mrs J, Harvey Harris, are
back from their trip abroad. While
% Europe they visited the principle
places Of interest IN Italy. switzer-
land. France. Belgium. England and
ireland. In Rome they had a pFi-
waite audience with the pope and we're
taken through Windsor Castle Ia
london. the summer home Of King
Edward VII.
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Nrm ~ nnllr.

sEw HAVEN, Conn. sept, a.
a thard daily newspaper has been -.
tahlished a. Yale university and viii
make Is tnttiai appearance 10.
day Y will b known a. The nally
Post and viii ~ circulated free. d..
pending eallrely Oh advertising for
Subsistence.
TIE venture win Be watched with
Interest b newspaper men ana ad.
sertiaera all over the country. Tor
4 provides teat u the idea that "a.
tertiaera could probably get ap and
aistFiaate FRYE % eharee q general
neNapaneF iaily equal 70 lis rivals
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JURISDICTION OVER coLuMRIA

Oregon Claims Rights of Police
Power 20 Washington shore.
SALEM. Ore Sept. 81. A-A cita.
tion was filed today IN the United
States supreme court BY Attorney
General +. q. Mcdonald Of the state
81 Washington. directing the Oregon
supreme court to present the records
IN the case OF Christ Nelson. The
point involved In the case Ii whether
the Oregon law declaring iurlsdic-
ton over the Columbia river h con-
ntltational or not,
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PreaIdenl 49, b AlaaI.a.

FAIRBANKS. Alaska. Sept. 21.-
James Wickersham, former United
States judge. and now delegate to
congress, today received the follow
Ing communication from President
Roosevelt: Look forward with
much pleasure to the time when
shall see you. have much to
talk over with you concerning
Alaska"
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THE MARKETS
FURNISHED BY Sears & Goodwin

FURNISHED BY Sears & Goodwin
CHICAGO, Sept. Today's
closing prices were as follows:
Wheat-May. s1.Os% ~; De-
cember, s1.0OA q *.
Corn--May. GAN a sc; Decem-
Der, 64%c.
oats-May, soy; December 49,
X @%c.
POrk-NOyember, 1851; Janu-
airy. 1895.
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Thoaias jefferson. TIE founder of the
jefferson family % actors. was NJ,
memherud curiously b the win 81
Weston. who was himself an esteemed
member % Garriek's COMPANY. wea.
tens win contained this items
= have played under the manaxr-
ment of Mr. jefferson al Richmond
ana reeelved from him every polite
neSs. therefore leave him eli INV
stock 81 prudence. & being TIE only
Sod quality I think be stands ID neeSi
o.
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METHODIST PASTOR DIES

Was Stricken At the Wenatchee Con-
ference.
WENATcHEE. wash. Sept. q.
Rev. |. r. Kufus. pastor of the
Methodist Episcopal church at The
Dalles. Ore, died here today from
the effects OF an operation. He was
on his return from the Columbia
river conference. and on his way was
taken seriously III from something
that he ate while attending 1t. and
the operation was performed with
view At giving him relief. but il
proved fatal.
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Oppose Prohibition.

EAST ST. LOUIS, ILL.,, Sept. 21.--
Methods OF turning back the pro-
hibition wave. which has swept over
large part Of the state in the last
few years, will occupy the conven-
ton opened today by the Illinois
Liquor Dealers Protective assoeia-
tion.
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Notice 70 Tax PAYERS.

The state board having made 50
many changes in my assessment, the
books can not be made ready to re-
oeive taxes until October rs, 1908;
and the same will become delinquent
the first Monday in January, 1909.
C. A. BAILoR. Tax Collector.
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utah DenlOcrats.

SALT LAKE CITY. Utah. Sept. 81.
Utah Democrats to the number OF
sos viii meet In state convention at
Logan tomorrow to name a state
ticket.
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Noslee b I.rthlnn 500.

All Pythian sisters ara requested
to meet At wrlghts hail. Tuesday At
Use =. m 70 ataead the funeral 81
Alexander Main.
n. EVA HAHN. NJ. =. c.
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oRDER COURT MARTIAL
Look Into Cause Of Navy Yard Ex-
pIosiom.

pIosioH.
VALLEJO, Cal, Sept 21.-The
belief Is prevalent here that court
martial win be ordered by the navy
department as a result OF the ex-
plosion occurring in the navy yard
here on Friday In which two lives
were lost. and four injured The
court Of INJURY is stilI In session, and
in the event that any one is found
guilty the papers will be forwarded
to Washington, and a court martial
ordered.
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Butter wrappers printed at
once on the right kind Of b
with the right grade OF ink, to /
ply with the pure food law OF I'd
at $3.50 for 1000. The Press
fishing Co, the Print Shop By
lake.
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Loose leaf ledger or bill printing
Is speciality at the Press ONCE. We
have a complete stock OF paper for
this work. II you use the loose leaf
system let us figure with you.
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The Press Publishing Co.. the
Print Shop by the Lake. prints for
particular people.
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The Press Publishing Co..
Print Shop by the Lake, prints
particular people.
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STRAY ED-TWO year old solid bay colt will
black points. Return to 7. G. Kaesemeyer, SIt
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PLACAR Ds. Furnished rooms. Tor sale, No
NJ the Press office.
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MoRRISoN'S AUTOMOBILE GARAGE :
Phone III black, residence lla black.
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TENTS-furnisned or unfnrulshed bv day.
week OF month. Inquire ChaS. W Murray, ii
uuceIs Row Phone 1851.
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WANTED-(iirl for general Homework, one
that can sleep at home. Inquire at iOl2 \. Fifth
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WANT ED-to buy good COW Inquire OF Il
7. Dillon, VOelkers Grocery.
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ROOM AND BOARD by the week for S5.C
H0T Front street.
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FOR SALE OR TRADE = Ten acres at city
limits II. z. Hugus, Occur d Alene,
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FURNISHED ROOMS with o. without
board; Room ana board s5t0 per week at 5I4
Lakeside Ave.
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FOR SALE-Houseboat three rooms Woo
shed defaehed-completely and nicely Furnished
ne owner going away-also fine launch Boz
sol Occur d'Aiene.
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FOR SALT Five thousand burlap sacks
Occur d'Alene Second Hand store 5If ShermaI
street. Interstate phone si2 n
Evening star., 1908-01-19

Continued on Third Fass.l
Evening star., 1908-01-19

Mr. and Mrs. r. Thele and their little
daughter Helen have returned from Col
orado. where they have been for the pas,
three months.
Evening star., 1908-01-19

Ex-Represeptative and Mrs. Sibley en-
tertaincd at luncheon yesterday.
Evening star., 1908-01-19
SOCIETY.
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taking the place of debutante receptions.
The clubs have all resumed their weekly
sessions and every day in the week has
Its full quota of informal bridge gather
ings.
Getting westward, the depression is
more marked. In Milwaukee the first
month Of the year has been about like
the ones just past in the line of entertain
ments, and the only difference has been a
slight decrease in the number of functions.
Lately In San Francisco society was
quieter than for several months and much
was made over single dance in week.
Not 80 In the northwest. particularly
| in Tacoma, Wash. where social affairs
Of all kinds have been absorbing general
attention, and the affairs have included
nearly everything on the calendar, from
bridge luncheons to church teas.
Down south there is no adverse COM
ment or invidious comparisons noted In
he public prints between this year and
other seasons. Everything is going on
blissfully in social way. In New Or
leans the anticipation of the Mardi Gras
festivities already affect the social whirl.
The Krewe of Proteus has issued invita-
tions to its annual ball at the French
Opera House Monday evening. March ,.
The invitation, in the form of souvenir,
Is Egyptian in design, representing god
dess queen of the Nile seated upon a
Egyptian subjects In attitudes of suppl-
cation. Beyond the throne arc protrud-
ing the heads of elephants gorgeously
caparsoned in crimson, gold and blue. and
the ivory tusks mounted in ornate gold
The golden moon and six gold stars are
enblems that adorn the back of the cody
throne. The whole card is handsomely
Illuminated In gold, purple, crimson and
green designs of Egyptian workmanship,
and although smaller than the usual
1,1-D D,nf y
the most artistic and beautiful invitations
that favorte and popular organization
has sent out to bid its friends to It's mag
nificent ball.
A dozen other carnival societies have
balls on February dates. The ball of the
Twelfth Night Revelers opened last week S
gayety with its usual large and brilliant
attendance. Twelfth Night, eyer one o.
the most delightful and attractive events
in the carnival calendar, maintains Its
famed charm for freshness. originality
and exclusiveness. Miss Ruth Bush was
the one decreed by royal favor the Lord
Of Misrule to receive the golden bean. and
she Garfield her honors with rare regal
grace and bearing. Miss Bush Is a very
stately and beautiful young woman. and
none could be better fitted to grace a
court The gown she wore was hand
some one of satin trimmed with rich lace.
and her mantle. which was presented by
the club. was heavily embroidered In
bright flowers unon white. The
queens maids were all debutantes of the
season and each carried a trailing bou-
uuet Of white roses and fern. Last years
court the queen and hcr>maids. all wore
white and each carried a handsome
shower of pink roses.
Mrs Miller wife Of Representative ].
NJ. Miller of Kansas. is a graduate Of the
state University of Kansas and is
writer OF ability.
Mr. and Mrs William Reynolds Vance
Evening star., 1908-01-19

Lieut.. Foote will entertain at dinner
January - in honor OF the Misses Shaw.
who arrived In Washington Wednesday.
During their visit they will be constantly
Capt Wigmore will give q
tea for them Wednesday next.
Evening star., 1908-01-19

Mrs George Prince. wife Of Representa-
tive Prince OF Illinois. Is well-known
hostess and has very cordial manner.
Evening star., 1908-01-19
Choral Society.

Tie soloists for the Redemption. to
he given by the Choral Society February
- in New Carroll Hall. will he Miss Flor
ence Hinkle, soprano. of New York; Mr..
Nicholas Douty of Philadelphia, tenor;
Mr. John Humbird Duffey, baritone, OF
New York. and Mr.. Charles belmont OF
New York bass. Splendid work Is being
done by The chorus and orchestra, both
of which are under the leadership OF
Mr.. Heinrich Hammer of Goteberg. Re-
hearsals OF the chorus are held ere-y
Monday evening in George Washington
University. and those of the orchestra
every Saturday evening in ST. Stephens
Parish Hall. 1sth street and Columbia
road The orchestra. which is an anna.
ieur organization. Is doing exceedingly
coed work and has made much progress,
as might be expected with such an able
CONDUCTOR as Heirrich Hammer. who Is
well known abroad as a conductor of
high standing.
Evening star., 1908-01-19

formerly of the Cumberland. have re-
moved to 1872 Riggs place. Mrs. Vanc
will be at home OIL Wednesdays during the
season.
or a recent piece of news here Boston
paper had this to say:
Announcement was made Wednesday
of the engagement of Mr.. Christopher A.
Russell of this city to Miss Olivia How
ard. youngest daughter of Mr.. and Mrs.
George H. Howard of Washington. D. c..
one of the prettiest and most popular girls
in the capital. Mr.. Russell Is the son OF
the late Col. G. B. Russell and graduated
from the Naval Academy in 1906, later
resigning from the service to enter the
steel business. The engagement was made
public at the wedding of the brides sis
ter Mary to Mr.. Lewis Warrington Cotton
OF Baltimore last Wednesday. and Is
bringing many Fluctuations in its train"
The judicial reception. the second OF
the White House events, will be held next
Thursday night.
Representative and Mrs. Bryan are in
the city and are guests at the Cairo.
During the past week Mr.. and Mrs.
Thomas F. Walsh and Mr. and Mrs. I,arz
Anderson have reopened their homes both
after long absences from this city.
Representative and Mrs James Kennedy
guests at the Cairo
Mrs bennett. wife of the newly appoint
ed land commissioner. will receive for thf
first time this season February and q
at the Normandie.
Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Tirrell have re-
turned from their honeymoon trip and
have joined their parents. Repre-
and Mrs Tirrell. at the Portland
Representative and Mrs. Hughes are en-
tertaining at their apartment in the Bur
lington Mrs. Clarence LIE Bus of Cynth-
natl Ohio. Mrs. Hughes will be at home
to her friends the oSth of January and the
18th of February.
Mrs William Cato entertained Monday
at dinner in honor of Miss Helen Varick
Boswell of New York. Later in the even
ing Miss Boswell. who has lately returned
from Panama. where she went to organ
ize woman's clubs. related some of her
experiences. Miss Pierce added to the
evenings enjoyment by rendering several
vocal solos.
Mrs Roberts. wife of Representative
Roberts of Massa chuSetts. will receive
Tuesday from > to O'Clock.
Miss Wood. sister of Representative
Wood of New Jersey. received for the
first time Tuesday at the Normandie. She
was assisted by Mrs. Paynter. wife Of
Senator Paynter of Kentucky; Mrs.
Young wife of Representative Young Of
Michigan, and Miss Osburn of Montclair
n. j.
Mrs Higgins. wife Of Representative E
W. Higgins. and Mrs. Overstreet wife OF
Representative OverStreet. held their first
at home Tuesday at the Portland. They
were assisted by Mrs. Hert of Kentucky
who is the aunt of Miss Hemingway
daughter of Senator Hemingway of In.
diana.
. Senator and Mrs. Bankhead arc at the
Evening star., 1908-01-19


Riggs for the winter. where the latter is
much In evidence on socia! occasions. and
both extends and receives many cour-
tesies.
Miss Winifred Hadley Of Edwardsville,
Ill.,. is the guest OF Miss Chapman! daush,
| ter Of Representative Chapman OF 244C
Columbia road.
Mrs. J. T. Mann OF 1870 Massachusetts
avenue Is entertaining Miss Hewctt oi
West Virginia.
The Rev. Donald Campbell Macleod and
Mrs Macleod. who have as their guest for
a week DR.. MacLeod's sister. Miss Effis
Macleod Of Boston. have closed their
spend three weeks at the Cairo prior to
sailing for a trip abroad Miss Macleod
arrived in Washington Wednesday even
ing
Mrs. Bailey wife of Senator Bailey Of
Texas and Mrs. Bankhead.. wife or SEN
a.or Bankhead of Alabama. received
Thursday at the Riggs House. They were
assisted in receiving by Mrs. Langley.
wife of Representative Langley. and Mrs.
Brewing OF Texas. who Is tile guest Of
Mrs. Bailey. Mrs. Bailey wore gown of
blue silk and point lace, Mrs. Bankhead
gray crepe dc chine and lace. Mrs. Brow
ing blue crepe de chine and Mrs. Langley
a handsome gown Of lavender marquisette.
The parlors were artisticaiiy decorated
for the occasion with ferns, palms and cut
flowers.
Mrs John langley viii not receive the
asth Of January. but will receive for the
first time on the 4th Of February.
Mrs. George Prince. wife Of Representa-
tive Prince OF Illinois, Is well-known
hostess and has very cordial manner.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. Thele and their little
daughter Helen have returned from Col
orado. where they have been for the past
three months.
Mr.. and Mrs Rodgers OF go Farragut
square win entertain at dinner this week
in honor Of Col. Goethals of the Panama
commission
Ex-Represertative and Mrs. Sibley en-
tertaincd at luncheon yesterday.
Lieut.. Foote will entertain at dinner
January "A in honor of the Misses Shaw
During their visit they win be constantly
entertained Capt. Wigmore will give q
tea for them Wednesday next.
vsrnuna. Mrs. Richard Bartho:dt. Mrs,
Holiday, Mrs. John C. Clancy Mrs.
Clarence. c. Gilhams. Mrs Edward y.
Saunders. Mrs. William e. Cox. Mise
Stephens and Miss Wilson, Will receive to-
morrow from to s. assisted by Mrs. John
Holiday Miss Floyd and Miss Jones.
Mrs. H. Edwin Rainals Kondrup will
be home Mondays. February 3 and II.
Mrs. S. III. Walker Miss Walker ard
Miss Bertha Florins Walker. 40 3 street
Evening star., 1908-01-19
Annual Meeting Of D. A. R. ch.pte,

The annual meeting OF the Mary Bart
lett Chapter. D. A. n, was held at the
home OF Mrs. Pulsifer at tbs Brunswick.
Mrs. NJ. Y. Richards. acting regent. pre-.
sided. Following the reading of the re.
ports of officers. the annual election took
place. Mrs. Woodbury. Pulsifer was
elected regent: Mrs. Albert Cav. vice re-
gent; Mrs. Charles c. Bryan. secretary;
Miss Elizabeth Peet. registrar. and Mrs
John %. McChesncy. treasurer.
The vice regent. Mrs. Cav. Mrs. Rich
ards and Miss Florence Brown were elect
ed alternates TO the regent for the COM
ing continental congress.
Evening star., 1908-01-19
Injured BY Fall.

Miss Laura Bowen, living at 3ll 1Ith
street southwest. fell and sustained a
slight injury yesterday afternoon while at
tempting TO board a street car near 10Th
and r streets northwest. The polics re-
port that the car was moving at the time
Miss Bowen attempted to board it. She
was taken to the Emergency Hospital for
treatment
Evening star., 1908-01-19
northeast. will be st home Monday, Jan
uary 20, after 3 o'clock.
4s4-sas Pa. ave. p.r. Phone II. -.

northeast. will be st home Monday. Jan
uary 20. after o'clock.
The following congressional ladies will
receive at the Dewey. Tuesday. January
Il. from 5 to 8: Mrs. and Miss Gardner
Crumpacker. Indiana; Mrs. Davidson and
Mrs. Morse. Wisconsin,: Mrs. Graham
Pennsylvania: Mrs. vreeland. New York:
Mrs. Curr!er. New Hampshire: Mrs. Ham,
ilton Mrs. Ioud and Mrs. Dicken,a. Mich
igan; Mrs. Padgett. Tennessee: Mrs. e. c.
Ellis and Mrs. NJ. r. Smith. Missouri:
Mrs. Legare. South Carolina: Mrs. ~. r.
Ellis, Oregon: Mrs. Enselbright. Califor-
MIA: Mrs. Vo'stead. Minnesota: Mrs and
Miss Boyd. Nebraska; Princess KaIani-
anaole. Hawaii
The Merrymakers will give a dance JAM
uary "a at the Rifles Armory. The COM
mittee in charge consists Of Mr.. III. T..
Huntsberry. chairman. assisted by the
Messrs. H. Disney and g. r. Stewart
Nine. Marie Won Unschuid-Lazard viii
be at home to her friends today.
The residence OF the brides uncle, Mr..
c. e. Roper. 600 North Carolina avenue
ding Tuesday evening. January II, when
the Rev. j. 3. Mclaughlin performed the
ceremony which united Mrs. Maude Nich-
olson Glenn OF Richmond. Va. and Mr..
Roland J. Marshall Of Philadelphia. The
spacious osrlors OF the old French man.
sion were tastefullv decorated with palms
and cut flowers. The bay window Of the
west parlcr. where the couple stood to be
married. was Transformed into bower OF
beauty. To the strains Of the Mendels-
sofn wedding march. which was rendered
on the piano BY Miss Anne o O'Donnell. the
bride. In q handsome blue broadcfoth
who gave .her In marriage. The groom
was attended BY Mr.. Thomas N. East
wood OF this city. After supper was
served in the dining room. which was ap-
rropriateiy decorated. the bride and groom
left for short honeymoon to some OF
Evening star., 1908-01-19
Struck BY a Street Car.

Clifton Whitfield. celored. eighteen years
OF age, was taken to the Emergency Hos
pital Yesterday and treated for injuries te
his leg and arm. 1t was said his car,
collided with a street car at New York
avenue and 18th street and ne was thrown
out Whitfield lives at 1874 9th street
lie was able to go home after he had re-
ceiyed treatment at the hospital.
Evening star., 1908-01-19

Ing on the Columbia line Friday night
about II go o'clock. 1t was stated at the
intersection OF 5th street and Massaohu-
setts avenue Harris refused to give his
seat In the car to lady, which provoked
the assault.
Harris said the Whitc man struck him
in the mouth with force enough to cut his
lip. He gave the police description Of
his alleged assailant and asked that an
effort be made to arrest him.
Evening star., 1908-01-19

Mrs. John Langley viii not receive tho
aSth Of January. but will receive for the
first time on the 18th of February.
Evening star., 1908-01-19
Alleged Assault.

Nordecai Harris. coloreG- called upon
the police last night and reported that he
was assaulted by white man while rid
Evening star., 1908-01-19

Mr.. and Mrs. Rodgers OF go Farragut
square win entertain at dinner this week
in honor Of Col. Goethals of the Panama
commission.
Mountain Home maverick. [volume] (Mountain Home, Idaho) 1906-1911, 1908-10-15

casion wncn Frederick W Caldwell
the American vice-consui general In
Berlin. decided to give a reception TO
his friends He went to his landIady
and discussed the refreshments with
her. They decided on sandwiches and
some trifies of that character. In
giving his parting instructions Cauld.
well said BE sure to cut the crusts
OF the bread when you make the
sandwiches"
There was CONSERVATION at this
The landlady held consultation with
the servants. The master Of the house
was brought into 1t. The point was
debated for half an hour. Cut the
crusts of the bread? Preposterousl
After the situation had been canvasseG
in all It's details and the judgment Of
everybody In the house had been
passed on the proposition, the landlady
went to Caldwell
rs It so" she asked. that we are
to cut the crusts the bread on when
the sandwiches we are making?'
Certainly" Cauldwell replied.
"Ahl" she said, a great light break
ing over her. Il comprehend at last
Your friends have no teeth"