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The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1909-10-20
5 TED
FOR CRIME
Woman and Barber Are
in Jail in Los
Angeles

Los Angeles, Oct 20.-Robert Reed,
a barber. was arrested here yesterday
on suspicion OF being the man who
entered the room of Mrs. George
Staehle Sunday night and cut her
throat with razor.
Reed. who is only is years old. was
found wandering In the vicinity OF
Mrs. Stachle's home. He appeared as
though in a trance, and admitted
that he was within a block of Mrs.
Staehle's house Sunday night He
confessed that he had been In trouble
in St Joseph. Mo; Lincoln. Neb,. and
Cedar Rapids. la. He will be exam
ined by physicians today.
The police have taken into custody
Mrs Laura A. Sim. aaa Young widow,
and arc holding her as the second sus.
pect in the case of Mrs Margaret
Staehle Mrs. Sim has been held by
the police since . O'Clock yesterday
morning
Since Mrs Staehle was taken 10 the
hospital Monday morning, Elsie, her
daughter. who was In bed with her
when her mothers throat was cut. has
been at the home of Mrs. Sim What
evidence the police have against the
woman is not known. She is neigh
hor of the Staehle family. and when
the daughter first discovered her moth
er's condition. she ran to the Sim
house and found Mrs Sim fully
dressed Mrs. Sim accompanied her
home and did what she could to aid
the injured woman. Mrs. Staehlc is
the wife of brewery employe She
is young and attractive While she
slept with her daughter Sunday at
midnight an unknown person entered
her room and cut her throat from ear
To ear with a white-bandled razor.
The woman is now in a hospital. 1t is
said she has fair chance of recovery.
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National Geographical Society Not to Have
the First Privilege Of Passing Upon the
Merits Of North Pole Controversy.

Copenhagen. Oct Gothic UnIver.
sity OF Copenhagen has declined to
forcgo Its privilege to the first exam
marion OF the North Pole records of
Or Cook The authorities of the I'm
ivcrsity today cabled TO the National
Geographic society at Washington as
follows:
Sorry, university not able TO COM
ply with your request"
DR.. Cook had promised to first sub
nit his records To the faculty of the
University of Copenhagen. but. on
October IS. the university vas re-
quested 10 waive its claim of priority
in favor of the National Geographic
Society which sought an early deter
mination OF the controversy which has
arisen as the result of Commander
PearY's charge that Dr.. Cook did not
discover the North Pole.
Toledo. Ohio. Oct 20.-Dr. Frederick
A. Cook said today that he will be
ready to submit proofs of the discov-
cry Of the North Pole to the Univer-
sity of Copenhagen within two months
or possibly within Il month He will
begin work upon his documents on
his return TO New York, Immediately
after the close of his lecture tour at
Minneapolis next Monday.
Tho documents will consist of as
Economical and geographical data, my
observations and records" he said. 1T
was the original plan 10 submit these
proofs first to the University OF Cop
cuhagen and there has never been any
reason for changing it.
There is no reason why the Ma
tional Geographic Society should be
given precedence over any other So
ciety in America and the records will
be open to the opinion of all such So
cletlcs after the University of Cop.
enhagen has completed its inyesuga.
ton. NV instruments cannot be
brought from Etah until next sum
Nor"
Following tho preparation of his
documents. DR.. Cook said nc will con-
slider his plan OF again ascending
Mount Mckinley.
He stopped off here today on his
way from Columbus TO ANA Arbor TO
lecture today.
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ISL AND. is A
HOT LACE
Water Within a Re ef
Re gisters 2l0
Degrees

Seattle. Wash, Oct 20-Remark-
able reports of conditions In Bogoslof
island, which has been named Incau-
descent island by sailors. were brought
here yesterday by officers of the Unit
ed States revenue cutter Perry,
Within narrow reef, which skirts
one side OF the island. the water by
test registered 210 degrees Faren-
heit. Clouds of smoke and steam
arose from small assures, and within
the lake, small spot OF land reflect
cd translucent glow, as though an
active volcano existed a short dis
tance beneath.
Az many points ON the island the
earth was so hot that the visitors
We're unable TO stand upon H. In a
pool gullS eggs were boiled
The officers on the cutter also OBJ
served a disturbance OF the earth on
Pabloy island that may Indicate an
early eruption of the volcano OF Pab.
Low. Smoke and steam were visible
several miles at sea.
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" WOMAN " AS
in NJ i c II
DISTRESS
TURNED OVER TO CITY AUTHOR
tiles BY RAILROAD.
Ef6e Wrlehthouse. Evidently Suffering
Great Mental Strain and Physical
Weakness, is left in Ogden.

II is evident that somebody at Pu
eblo. Colorado. is responsible for
placing Fife WriehthoUse on Rio
Grando Western train and starting
her on a long journey to Bakersfield.
California. while she was In no condi-
tion physically or. perhaps. mentally.
10 travel. IL Is also reasonably GER
tain that the railroad officials arc gull
ty of hauling the woman when they
knew she was not able to travel and
should have been In hospital. and.
above all. they carried her through
every city in Utah ON the Rio Grande
road to leave her in ogden.
The local officers were notified BY
the railroad people last evening that
there was an Insane and sick woman
on their train aud that she should be
taken care Of by the city. An officer
was dispatched TO tho Union Depot
and the unfortunate woman was
brought 10 the police station where
she was kept until this morning when
she was transferred TO the county jail
The county physician was called.
and. after making an examination,
stated that the woman Is In bad
condition physically. and that IL is
probable that she Is suffering from
mental arrangement, She is afflicted
with heart trouble and the doctor
says that the high altitude encounter
ed from Pueblo here. may he the
cause OF her mental condition. and
that after few days of rest she may
recover Tho unfortunate woman Is
also afflicted with St Vitus' dance. so
much so. that II Is with difficulty that
she talks.
The woman had a ticket for Balo-
ersGeld California, where she said
her sister lives. She said that she
had 4 sister named Julia Consley, liv- /
ing at Plainvlew. Texas. and that her
own name is Emma Wilson. her resi-.
dence being Pueblo. She Afterwards /
said. however. that her true name is /
Efnc WrghtbUuse. AS a matter OF
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fy, who Is at present at Mount Gle
mems. admitted last night over the
long'distance telephone that he Will
manage the Chicago Americans next
year.
Il have como to terms with Mr.
Comiskey Of the Chicago American
league team" he said. but for cer-
tain reasons. personal 10 myself. WAS
not ready 10 make the fact public.
] will be manager. and have been Civ
on free rein with tho team. | am
ucklcd to death 10 be with the old
roman again. l played with Ihm
10 year5 ago and q Squarer man never
lived"
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1909-10-20
MISHAPS IN
MA RINONY
Preacher Says the Wives
Should Keep Fooling
Their Husbands

Chicago. Oct. Matrimonial mis-
hapS aud how 10 avoid them. was the
text of an address delivered before
the Klio association, a woman's club,
by the Rev d. D. Vaughan last night.
About 200 young women listened TO
the discourse and went TO their homes
with some of tho following epigi0ms
TO ponder over:
Marriage is the normal state, but
IT Is not longer a necessary state.
Women often marry for a home. or
because they wish to show some other
woman that they can marry that par
ticular man.
Learn to understand your husband
men are transparent.
Pretty GIRLS are not in demand: neat
girls are.
To hold the love OF YOUR husbands.
keep fCDing them.
Make them believe you arc the an
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fact the lady is hardly responsible Tor
what she says and she seenla 10 know
but little OF herself or what she ls
doing. She Is a woman about 20
years of age. is reasonably we'll dress
cd and has the appearance of being
fairly intelligent.
gentleman passenger on the tram
that brought the young woman into
the city stated that he saw her when
she boarded the train at Pueblo and
that she Was in the same physical
condition then as now He also stat
cd that she continued in that condi-
non all the way across the country
from Pueblo TO Ogden. and that the
train men could not have failed 10
note her condition before reaching
this city.
The officers here feel that great
injustice is being done this woman
and that Ogden city Is being imposed
upon in leaving her here as a ward Of
the city and county Dr Pidcock SAYS
he VIII not have the woman eXamln'
ed as TO her sanity until after she has
had an opportunity to rest. he hoping
that her mental condition will be I'M
proved az that time In the meantime
the officers will make an effort TO
communicate with some of her rela
tiyes,
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1909-10-20
UNIVERSITY DECLINES TO TURN
COOKS RECORDS OVER TO OTHERS

gel they supposed you were before the
wedding ceremony.
Women should love their husbands
more than their children or parents.
otherwise they will not be ideally hap.
py.
Tho minister's subject was Mat
rmony." which he said he had been
studying for over year aud upon
which he felt competent TO talk in.
as much as he had circulated ques-
lions bearing on that subject 10 his
congregation, and had received over
200 answers.
Tho Idea that man can live
cheaper after he has married than
he did before IL fallacious and mis-
leading said Mr.. Vaughan That Is
possible only when the candidate for
matrimonial honors has spent his in
come in riotous living. Tho single
man who has been thrifty Will find
that when he gets married he VIII
be called upon TO spend three times
as much for living expenses as he did
before
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1909-10-20
CLIMBING A
MOUNTA|
Members of Roosevelt
Party on the Side of
Extinct Volcano

Nalvasha- British East Africa, Oct.
20.-Coloncl Roosevelt, accompanied
by F. j. Cunniughame. the hunter and
guide. arrived here today All tho
members OF the hunting expedition
arc doing well.
Edmund Heller. the zoologist OF the
party. returned last night. having as
cended Mount Kenia 10 a height OF
10000 feet. or within 300 feet of the
timber line. Alr Heller said that
Major Edgar A. MearnS was continu-
ing the ascent, hoping TO reach a
height Of $1,000 feet. Mount Kenia Is
IN extinct volcano. rising 1920 feet
and Mir. Heller believed il was Inn
possible for the climbers TO reach tho
peak
With The exception OF Colonel Roosc-
welt. the members of the expedition
have at one time or another eXpcr-
fenced slight attacks of fever as the
result OF frequent changes OF tenn
perature. All are now in good health
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1909-10-20
CHICAGO Livestock.

Chicago, Oct. .-Cattle-Receipts
estimated at 10000; market steady
TO 10c lower, beeyes So. 90aS 25; Tex
rs steers So 75a4 so; western steers
81 00a7 20; stockers and feeders SO =
OOa5 10; COWS and heifers 81 00a5. so.
calves 81 O0a9 90.
Hogs-Receipts estimated at $4,000
Market sc TO 10c lower; light SO %
al 55; mixed 81 20a7. rs: heavy ST.
15a7.75, rough $7.15a7 35; good TO
choice heavy 81. .35a7 10; pigs So 00a
6 80 bulk of sales 81 45a7 65,
Receipts estimated at 10000.
Market steady; native So 40a4 so;
western 81 6Oa4 IS; yearlings 81. 40a
5.35; lambs, native, 81 25a7. 20, west
ern 81 50a7 10
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1909-10-20
BOOMING THE WOOL
GROWERS CONVENTION

The publicity committeeman of the
National Wool Growers convention
and mid-wIntcr sheep show have
started their campaign During the
past few days. the committee has
placed rubber stamps in tho hands Of
aH the principal business men of
Ogden, This stamp is to be placed
on all letter heads. bill heads, iu-
voices. checks. envelopes. postal cards.
etc, sent out from now until Janu-
airy. The reading of the stamp In
Nitcs every one To come TO Ogden and
meet their friends during the Ma
tIonal Wool Growers Convention and
DIid-Winter Sheep Show.
This welcome invitation going out
on the thousands OF communications
leaving Ogden daily Is bound 10 be
read in all quarters OF the United
States. and the good that Ogden will
gain in an advertising way through
this medium can not be computed.
Stickcrs have also been printed and
placed In the hands OF jobbers. who
in turn viii supply their travelling
Salcsmen These statesmen viii stick
them .On hotel registers. telephone
and telegraph poles. on car windows.
In depots and in fact, In every con
ceNablC place where they will at
tract attention This in itself will 30
a splendid means OF billing the en-
tire territory covered by Ogden tray-
cling men.
The soliciting committee is also at
work raising the necessary funds with
which To meet the expenses OF the big
convention and sheep show
Within a few days the board OF con-
troll will hold another meeting and
name several other important COM
mittees to look after the various
branches of the work.
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1909-10-20
DENVER G. RIO GRANoE
ELECTION is HELD

Denver. Oct. 2O.-At tho annual
meeting OF the stockholders of tho
Denver & Rio Grandc railroad, held
in tM5 city yesterday, the following
directors were elected:
George ]. Gould. Edwin Gould. How
nrd Gould. Edward T. Je1ery. Charles
II. Schlacks, Joel F. Vail, A. H. Cole.
Winslow F. Pierce and Arthur Cope
The action OF the old board in Civ
ing a $3.50. 100000 mortgage TO provide
a reserve fund. take up outstanding
bonos and assist in financing the
Western Pacific railroad. was ratified.
md the recent s150000.000 Issue was
approved. The directors will meet
here November TO elect officers
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Kansas City Livestock.

Kansas City. Mo, Oct. 20.-Cattle-
Receipts $1,000; market steady TO 10c
lower Native steers 81 5OaS. so; ma
tive cows and heiferS 50 25a5 25; I;
stockers and feeders SO 00a5 %, bulls
50. 75a& 20, calves SO soar rs, west
ern steers 50. 75a5 .35; western cows
81 75a4 %.
Receipts $4,000; market SC
to 10c lower. Bulk of sales 81 .15a7 :
80; heavy 81 50a7 co. packers and
butchers 81 30a7 .55; light 81 O0a7 IS;
pigs s. O0a6 so.
Sheep-Receipts 1000, market
steady Muttons 81 00ai IS; lambs
$5. 75a7 IA; range wcthers and year
Iings 81 25a5 90, range ewes 50 GOA
I25.
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which a license iis sought at the time
1t Is hled; that no names may be ndd-
ed after tho filing; that If the sigma
lure is by mark. II must bo Witness
ed and verified In the petition and that
the exact date OF each signature must
be recorded. Previously 1t was Gus
tomary to attach an affidavit at tho
end OF the petition. giving the approx
Innate dates OF all the signatures.
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1909-10-20
CLOSING QUOTATIONS OF
WORLDS MARKETS
NEW YORK STOCKS.

Amalgamated Copper. SO IA.
American Beet Sugar ~ IL.
Atchison Railway. l20 "a.
Atlantic Coast Line. 129.
Baltimore and Ohio, 11G 3-S.
Brooklyn Rapid Transit. as SO.
Canadian Pacific. 1S5,
Chesapeake and Ohio. SIS Is.
Chicago and Northwestern. 1S9.
Chicago. Mil and ST, Paul 159 Is.
Colorado Fuel and Iron, 40 IL.
Colorado and Southern, 50 IL.
Delaware and Hudson. 1S6.
Denver and Rio Grande. a rs.
Denver and Rio Grandc, pfd.. 50 IL
Erie Railway. 33 SIS.
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Chicago Close.

Chicago. Oct. 2O.-Close: Wheat
Dec, 81 % 5-Sa34; May s1.O5 LASS;
July 9S SIS.
Corn-Oct. co IA Dec. 50 3-la7-S;
May 81 5-Sa3-4 July 61.
Oats-Dec. 10 May ~ IL; July 40
Pork-Oct $23 IS Jan. SIS. As; May
S1S.25.
Lard-Oct. S12 50 1-2; Nov. S11 95;
Jan. $l1 .O5; May $40 ~ 1-2.
Ribs-Oct. S11. .25. Jan. s9.72 Ia
975; May 50. 10
Ryc-Cash 73a7i: Dec. ~.
Barley-Cash 51a65.
Timothy-Oct. SS.75; March $4.15.
Clover-Nothing doing.
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1909-10-20
OFFERS TO CLIMB MT. MCKINLEY

Lawrence, Kas.. Oct. 20.-Dr Frank
VStrong, chancellor of the University
of Kansas. today sent a telegram to
Or. Frederick 4. Cook, rendering. In
the name of the university, the SER
vices of Professor l.. l.. Dychc on an
expedition to scale Mount Mckinley
10 recover the records the explorer
declares he left there in 1906. Prof.
Dyche has been with both DR. Cook
and Commander Peary on polar cX-
pedltions.
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1909-10-20
SUGAR end Coffee.

New York. Oct 20-Sugar-Raw.
steady; fair refining SO so; centrifu-
gal 96 test 81 30; mOlasses sugar So
55 Refined, quiet; crushed S5.S5;
powdered SIS 25; granulated So 10
COFFEE Steady; No Rio S Is;
nominal: No. Santos S 81.
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1909-10-20
GREAT COINAGE OF PENNIES.

Philadelphia Oct 20-So great has
been the demand for new Lincoln
pennies that nothing else has been
coined at the mint In this city since
the end OF June. The coinage of the
copper coins In the three and a half
months has reached the total OF TO-
100000 pennies.
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1909-10-20
HUGH DUFFY is TO
LEAD CHICAGO soxs.

Chicago. Oct 20.-Hugh Duffy.
part owner and manager OF the Prov
ldeuce team In the Eastern league.
and formerly a member OF Comis-
kcv's and Anson's teams. will sue
coed billy" Sullivan as leader Of
the Chicago Americans next year
Duffy and Comiskey came TO terms
at their two-hour session Monday and
the former confirmed the news at
Mount Clemens last night The sal
airy called Tor Is said 10 be one OF
biggest ever paid for first year"
job. being close to $4,000
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South Omaha Livestock.

South Omaha. Ncb., Oct 2o.-Cattle
Receipts 5000. market slow 10 1Oc
lower. Native steers 81 75aS.00; COWS
and heifers SO 00ao 00 western
steers So 5Oa6. 25; Gamers 50 25a3 =
%, stOckers and feeders 81 S0a5 40;
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calves So 5oa7 90; bulls. stays. otc..
81 75a4 so,
Hogs-Receipts $500: market
steady. Heavy 81 4oa7.i5: mixed 81
35a7 40; light 81. 25a7. 80: pigs So 50
az 90: bulk Of sales 81 35a7 80.
Sheep -Reo7tpts 5000. market
steady. YearlIngs Si.T5a5 40; weth-
ers s. 0Oa4 so: ewes s. .75ai. %;
lambs Sc 40a7 90
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STRICT INTERPRETATION OF
THE IOWA LIQUOR LAW.

Dcs MoInes. Ia. oct. 2O,-The Iowa
supreme court today decided that
petition for general consent 10 sell
liquor In Iowa must contain 65 per
cent of tho voters In the county in
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1909-10-20
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The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1909-10-20
RIOT IN WALL STREET WHEN THE
SOCIALISTS ATTEMPT TO SPEAK
Great Northern. pfd.. 14s IL.

Great Northern. pfd.. 14S 1-2.
Great Northorn Orc Ctfs.. so IL.
Illinois Central. 149.
National Biscuit. ia.
National Lead, SS IL.
New York Central. 135 IA.
Norion, aud Western, % 81.
Northern Pacific, $50 3-S.
Pacific Mail 80 Ii. Us
Pennsylvania, 147 3-S. III
Peoples Gas. 115.
Pullman Palace Car. 1917.
Reading Railway, 16S Is.
Rock Island Co, 80 Ia.
Rock Island Co. pfd.. Il 3-i.
Southern Pacific, 129 IL.
Southern Railway, 81 IL.
Union Pacific, 202 1-2
United States Steel. 50 3S.
United States Steel. pfd.. 127 81.
Wabash Railway. 20 3-S.
Wabash Railway, pGd, 81.
Western Union, II.
Standard Oil company. 700.
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1909-10-20
TYPHOON SWEEPS
ISLAND OF LUZON

Manila. Oct. 20.-A typhoon Of un.
usual severity swept across northern
and central IuZon on Sunday night.
Wire communication with all points
beyond Dagupan and Tuzon was cut
of and details are lacking.
One message brought 10 Dagupan
and the damage to property heavy.
Torrential rains accompanied the
storm and an extensive area was
flooded.
The railroad bed was washed out ct
several points and one railway sta
ton was swept away.
Later reports indicate that the de-
structlon wrought by the typhoon is
greater than at first believed Tho
famous BeDguct road. cntonding nfty
miles from Dagipan TO Baguio. where
The government has established sum
mer capitol and health resort. has
bene so damaged that probably $50 900
Will be required for It's repair. II is
reported that two suspension bridges
over gorges have been carried away.
No reports have yet been received
from the provinces of Union and Uo-
cas-.
Hong Kong, Oct 20.-Many casual.
ties attending a typhoon that PLAYED
havoc with the Dataive shipping and
damaged other vessels at various
ports on the coast during the night
At this port the Standard OH steam
or I.yndhurst foulcd the Japanese
steamer Hong Kong Maru and both
were damaged
At Macao the Portuguese gunboat
PatrIa WIS lifted from its moorings
and carried up the Canton river, where
IT stranded.
Many houses were blown down in
tho vicinity Of Macao. where junks
and fishing smacks in largo numbers
foundcrcd. involving many casualties.
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Detroit. Mich Oct. 2O.-Hugh Duf-
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NO GUESS WORK

STANDARD DISPATCHES ARE GENUINE
AND GUARANTEED BY THE GREATEST
NEWS GATHERING ASSOCIATION IN
HE WORLD, THE ASSOCIATED PRESS
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UTAH-THE INDICATIONS ARE THAT TIE
WEATHER WILL BE FAIR TONIGHT AND
TOMORROW.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1909-07-15
macaroni and Mushrooms.

Four ounces OF macnroni. four large
mushrooms. two large tomatoes. three
tablespo0nruls of butter. half n cupful
of thin brown sauce. seasoning OF salt
pepper and raprika.
Boil the mncnroni In plenty OF boil
ing water for 20 minutes. Drain nnl
cut 1t In small pieces. then toss 1t III
one tablespoonful of hte butter over
the fire. seasoning 1t with salt. pepper
and paprIka. Wash the mushrooms and
slice the tomatoes thickiy.
Cook the tomatoes until quite hot In
the rest of tn butter take them ont.
keep them hot. and saute the mush-
rooms i'm the same butter until they
are soft. Season both vegetables light
~.
Arrange the mncnrnni in straight
line down tn ecenter OF Il hot dish. On
the top of 1t lay alternately mush-
room and slice OF tomato and strain
round the sauce. This Is an exceed
ingly effective dish.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1909-07-15
The Breakfast Table.

Make the. breakfast table attractive
to every sense. Let the silver he
bright. the glass clear. the breakfast
cloth spotless and the napkins clean.
II you have blowers for hut one meal
per day let them brighten the break.
fast table about which the family. Is
gathered after the night OF darkrnss
and helplessness. MIKE the whole ar
ray OF equIpage and eaters visible
expression OF gratitude for the bless
inEs of the light like the why the
old 1ymnal puts that! One good man
whose life was full of the best things
the Father bestows upon His children
love. Joy and peace-used always, IN
asking n blessing Upon the first meal
OF the day. 10 thank God for "tle rest
of Ike night and the, light and hapn:-
ness OF the new day which Thou hast
made for u.s." IL was an inspiring
thought. that of new creation. AMI
our very own.