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The Vinita daily chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1913, 1909-08-03
ANNOUNCES PERSONAL
APPEARANCE OF CHRIST
By Associated Press.

By Associated Press.
New York, Aug. 3-Mrs. Annie Be
SAINT, head of the Theasophical society
who arrived here from her home in
India Saturday. announced her belief
that Christ will soon make another
personal visit on the earth. She said
that the spirit of Christ would mani
fest itself through the specially fitted
physical body of some western person
possibly a woman. but more than like
ly a man.
The Vinita daily chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1913, 1909-08-03

Mrs. Englehart, who has been visit.
ing he son, T. b. EngIehart, left last
night for st. Louis.
The Vinita daily chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1913, 1909-08-03

Mrs. Marshall Stevens and baby,
and Mrs. S. J. Burns will return from
Sloan Springs tonight.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-05-18
MISS ALIENS RECITAL.

Miss Esther T. Allen and her Sunday
school orchestra gave an excellent re-
rital last night in the First congre-.
Hational church before, an audience that
filled the house. 1t is something just a
trife unusual to hear q Sunday school
orchestra give Schuhart's unfinished
symphony; but that orchestra OF young
people gave tho Allegro Moderate move
tlent SO Well as to occasion surprise.
The orchestra also played the accom-
panlment for Mrs. Peters, songs, an,
other pleasant surprise, besides playing
several numbers that generally appear
On the programs of much more pretet-
tiouS orchestral organizations. Miss
Allen arranged all the paris herself. the
parts being we'll balanced and calculat-
ed to make the Instrumentation as
perfect as 1t could be With a limited
number of Instruments. Miss Allen
made brief predatory talks relative to
the composers on the program and the
scope and aim of their works She was
elegantly gowned, Mrs. Peters fine
soprano voice was in excellent condl-
lion, and effectively used. Tho per-
sonnet OF the orchestra was as follows !:
First yiolIn--lIlss Allen Miss L. Nc
Curtain. f. Kutnewsky; second violin
A. Love. b, Clay, g, Nerbryck viola--
w Davidson. Miss j. Thompson. cello
Miss NJ. Matthews; tlute--C. Cham her,
lain. piano--Miss Il. Hall; assisted by
Mrs. Anderson Miss r. Crawford,
frat violin; Miss a. Gowan, second vio-
lin; Miss NJ. Google, cello,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-05-18
DISTRICT COURT NOTES.

Joseph II. Haslam brought suit in the
q Third district court yesterday against
x his brother James n. Hasam, seeking
to restrain the latter from trespassing
Z on his property He asks for 800
damages and costs becnuse the defend
ant tore down a fence on the boundary
of the property. The land involved is
street.
Col. II. a. Wall filed suit against
: the town of Bingham this morning in
the Third district court to declare an
ordinance null and void which was
passed by the city. council on May
IL, 1909. making It unlawful to throw
( OF. dump tailings into Carr Fork. 1t is
alleged in his complaint that this orr
dinance will force him to close down
his mill which has been in operation
there for several years Hc also sets
forth in his complaint that he owns
water rights in the fork. Judge Morse.
granted him an order to show cause
which was made returnable on June 49,.
Judge Morse rendered a decision in
favor of the defendant this morning
tnst the case of Frank F.. Erath. proprie-
tor of the Superior Bakery against
the Royal Baking company The suit
was brought to recover $1,000 damages:
for the alleged infringement of the
Royal Baking company upon 'Butterl
Nut" bread which was made by the
Superior Baking company,
NJ. e. Callahan filed suit against Salt
Lake City this morning in the Third
sdistrictScour to recover S475 for dam
ages to his property on Fifth East.
street. He alleges that on account of
the negligence of the city that his
ground was damage by flood waters
on MayH25 and 49, 4}8
The case Of Fred Bunker against
the Union Pacific Railroad company
was dismissed yesterday by. Judge
Lewis at the request OF the plaintiff.
The suitGwas brought to recover $40, 600
for personal injuries received at ThaS-
as a IRA KEENAN,.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-05-18
| BUS ASSENGE:RS

a. p. Anderson. mining engineer
OF Kennel, Cal, is registered at the
Knutsford.
JOHN Strouthcrs, manager, and 3
members of the Boise baseball team,
are registered at the Wilson. Mr.. Scroth-
Sers is accompanied BY his wife.
Il. F. Ffeundcntllal. one OF the pio-
Eneer mining men Of Phoebe, Ney., is a
guest at the Wilson.
A. II. Murphy of Caldwell, w. A.
Hutchison of Stanley and James
3Worthington OF HALEY are three Ida
no men now stopping at the Cullen.
Nv. F.. Gilbert. the earthquake lee
turer, is Il guest at the Kenyon today.
II. J.. Allen and wife. f. C. Allen.
and a. u, Sawyer comprise a party OF
New York tourists atathe Knutsford.
Jos, Il. Deonie OF Anaconda. Mont.
is in the city todsE and Is q guest OF
the Cullen.
G. O'Brfcn, a manufacturer OF Law
srenceburs, Ind, accompanied by Mrs.
$O'Brien, is a visitor III Salt Lake to-
day, registered at the knutsford.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-05-18
sSOCIxAI MID
1 PER ON4AI..

Miss EsteIle Clinton Is hostess this
afternoon at a bridge tea given In
nollor sof MI IS IIudora DAILY, the six ta-
| ioiss Y being played and number OF
DINERS coming in to tea. The rooms
| are decorated In pink and white sweet
peas. and assisting the hostess are Mrs.
Fred Hale. Mrs. John G. DAILY and Mrs
NV. e Elierbeck.
Miss DAILY will be guest OF honor
tomorrow at a kitchen sfoWerItto be
given l..''i1 by Mrs. John g. DAILY.
Mrs. Joseph RawIins and the Misses
Rayrlins will be home shortly from their
t,,lropean trip, having sailed last Sat
surday.
Tonight Mr.. Cla1s'e ". Nettleton
ElRes.a violin recital Mt the First M. E.
church, assisted by his pupils.
q George N Lawrence gave a dinner a Z
the University club last night, the dec
5orations being in yellow tulips and COW
ers laid for Miss Charlotte Holmes. Miss
Mildred Mcmillan. Miss Aileen MdNItl-
IAN, Charles Smith and Fred Il. Smith,.
Il Mrs. O. j. Salisbury entertained at
dinner last night in honor of Monroe j.
Salisbury, who Is playing leading part
In The Mills of the Gods at the CO.
lonial this week, and tonight gives a.
4 box part at tho play and Il supper
afterWard in his honor. The party Viii
comprise 80 guests. .5s
Mrs. a. Ensign and Mrs. j.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-05-18
PERSONALS.

q Il d
General Superintendent Soinmers OF
the Bell Telephone company has re-
turned from a week. absence In Mont
ana 5.ay
Veterinarian Bontiager OF the bureau
of animal Industry, returned this morn
ing from Modena, where 900 sheep
are being sheared this season. He says
there is no scab. and the sheep are in
good condition generally.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry A. Luce and
John Luce have left on an extended
trip through southern, California and
Arizona.
Thomas Judd. the well known horti
cniturist. Is in the city. stopping over
en- route to Seattle.
] cashin of Chicago, general
western manager for Swift e Com
3panN the packing company. is in
the city calling on Col Geoghcgan.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-05-18
COURT NEWS
AFTER LAs,oINE AGAIN.
Second Charge OF Petit Larceny is

~ Is. 9 = +
Although John I4amoine is undergoing
a five months sentence in tho county
! Jail, recently imposed. following his
plea of guilty To the charge of petty
larceny, a second complaint has been
filed against him charging him with q
similar offense. s5
The acknowledged crime, for which
he is now serving sentence. consisted
in the theft of a quantity Of carpenter
tools. and it was while arresting La,
moine and recovering the stolen pro-
pe1'ty that the officers found the evil
derlce of his alleged second offense.
IS While searching the house for the
stolen tools the officers found a bicycle,
which had the appearance OF having
been newly painted, a white color. BY
scraping the paint off tho number OF
the wheel was recognizable. and it was
found that the number identified
bicycle reported by ]. d, Lindsay as
having. heenstolen from him Oh May A.
The complaint charging I.an1oine with
the theft of the wheel was filed yestsr-
day, and he will be arraigned on the
new charge within a day or two.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-05-18
CHANGE IS INcoNvENIENT.
Overland Mail Reaches City Too Late
For Delivery Same Day.

Under the new schedule published this
morning Z. change is made in the time
when the overland mail reaches Salt
Lake City that will be resented by the
business interests OF the! city. Heretofore
8 ns ar and te postoffice % p minutes Int
Err. in time for delivery. In the business
district tho same afternoon Under the
schedule the overland mail Will not reach
Is minutes later. too late for delivery,
that evening by carrier, which lis likely
10 prove q very great Inconvenience to
business men.
y Speaking of the matter today a prom
5tnent business man said that every
change of late years seem to hit Salt
Lake adversely. At one time this same
mail reached the city at ! 80, then 1t was
changed TO 3:2o and now II comes In too
late to be of any use to business men
until the next morning. &
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-05-18

, J. Sears enter tanned at u dee
ltghtful luncheon yesterday at e. f,sr
home, the second In o series of three
parties. The decorations were In yell
| low, & cut glass vase sat on mirror
and filed with yellow flowers forming
the centerpiece and silver candlesticks
with yellow and green shad ese being at
each corner. The mystic symbols s u.
o. were carried out In decorations,
menu and place cards, and their mean
Ing made known only to the guests
Tea cup fortunes were a feature and
covers were laid for a. dozen guests.
The date of the marriage of Miss
Ella BoWensteiYi and Samuel Joseph
{Gettleson has been set for June %.
Several pTe-nuptial affairs are being
planned iii honor of the bride elect on
Monday afternoon the teachers of the
Emerson school entertained at an APP
pile blossom luncheon, in honor OF Miss
& Ella 1soMenstein, a June bride-to- be-.
The Beautiful new teachers room was
{ a bower of apple blossoms. From the
*center$of tho room hung a huge May
basket filled to overlooking With the
plietty blossoms. Pinla and green
streaners extended from the May has
5ket to all5the corners of the L-shaped
table, Place cards We're hand painted
in apple blossoms, and the favors were
brides slippers hand painted in cupidss
and blossoms Covers We're laid for
%.
Tonight Mr.. and Mrs Thomas HALT
day entertain the Hillside Gard club.
i s. . +. L
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-05-18
NEW INTERPRETATIONS.

l. s.
| Iumley's Acknowledgement Fire
| Alarm company filed It's articles Of in
corporation yesterday In the county
clerks Office The company was or
ganized in Salt Lake to exploit a fire
alarm device invented by Charles X.
Lumley upon which he holds u patent.
The capital stock amounts to 100000,
divided into shares of 81 each. OF this
William II. Cilorc, chief Of the fire de-
Haywood, vice president; Charles r..
Lumley, secretary and treasurer.
Lake filed articles Of Incorporation
Yesterday with the county clerk. The
capitalization amounts to 100000 di-
Evided into shares of ten cents each. OF
this amount 100000 shares have been
set aside as treasury stock. J, Il. Cal
igher is president; H. B. blades, vice
president: VI. S. Snow, secretary and
treasurer.
Articles Of incorporation of the Peo-
Pies National Fire Insurance company
of Wilmington, Del. were filed in the
Office of the secretary of state yester-t
day In order that It might carry on a.
general business in the state. Charles
s. Tingey was named as the agent OF
StheScompany upon whom all legal pa
pers may be served. The company.
has a capital stock which amounts to
81 900, 900, divided into shares at SEQ:
each. Louis L. Amerson Is president,
and John F. Brooks, secretary.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-05-18
SUNDAY SCHOOL INSTITUTE.
Rev. DIR. ri. NJ. Stephenson TO Conduct
Series III Baptist Church.

Rev. DR., p. NJ. Stephenson Will con-
duct a Sunday school institute, Sunday
and Monday next, in the baptist
church, when the following topics are
to be discussed:
First Day, 2::30 p. m.1The Teaching
Function in the Church; What Should
Sunday School Teacher Know? Where
is This knowledge to be Had?
1880 p. m.--God's Thought of the
Child; Our New Consciousness of the
Child; Religious Education OF the
Child: Child Conversion.
Second day, 2:30 p. m.--The Place and
Purpose of tho Sunday School: How to
Make q Good Sunday School Better.
7:30 D. inflow to Study the Scrip
lures; How to Prepare a Lesson; How
to Teach a Sunday School Lesson.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-05-18
STARR ARRAIGNED.

T. G.. Starr, charged with having
passed forged checks, was arlaisnef.
md entered plea Of not guilty. His.
hearing was set for Tuesday, the 25th.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-05-18
FUNERAL NOTICE.

died this morning about Is 1.aa0 / will "a be-
held III the Eighteenth ward chapeI On
Thurstlay noon. M
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-05-18
LITTLE pIGES IN TOILET
GOODS SECTION

"A 8 pound bar domestic CASTLE
soap sold elsewhere for Use
bar. Our price is SOC for this
sale only -. .25c bar
Sozodont tooth wash sold else
where for 25c our regular price
l9c Sale price ~ Sc
Lanberts Listerinc, sold else
where for 25c. Our regular
price is 1oc, Sale price is ....l5c
Hydrogen Peroxide. sold else
where for 25c. Our regular
price 19c. Sale price is Sc.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-05-18
sLosT,.s

ONE l3ApPLE GREY T1 1,.1,;.,s.,.,---s
one sorrel horse. with bald facs :. 4. AND
about HOO lbs. each. r.. Z; T + " weighs
Phones Ind. 100: Bell Id. t-so1r.{ Co
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-05-18

Beltings silk, elastic, and steel
studded. Have sold for &c, Sc. &c, SC,
Sc and lOc an inch. Comes in all coll
ors, also Persians. Sale price lc an in.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-05-18

Our Naiad Shields are guaranteed
to give perfect satisfaction in every.
respect. Ii not satisfactory we re-
place them, refund money or make
good all damages, but we have had no
damages vet. We can do no more.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-05-18

80 - m 2 3
l0c best safety, all sizes, white
only ...i. !. !. 4. y. & !. .... Sc
35c Steel scissors. 5 years guar
antee $500. .5.'... S. 20. .25c.
soc Steel scissors, S years guar
antee u, !. K. zoc5
z5e Steel scissors, years guar
antee .....i. 3. ...1.3.. .'... 25c
5lOc Paper,assorted sizes, toilet
pins, LOO count ...s. !. i. ~. SC
1Oc Box Of IL papers, toilet pins Y. SC
loc Box bone hair pins, shell only. Sc.
I SC Box invisible hair pins - for Sc
SC Gard Of safety pins, all sizes 1c8
1Oc Tomatoe cushion sc
415c Cabinet, assorted hair pins
with pin cushion .5.s. ~. 1Oc#
100 Yard spool silk, colors and
5 OldSAf -. q. ....A IOr DC
200 yard spool cotton, white odd
sizes $3.50. ...i. for lOc5
45c ard spool darring cotton 1c
500 Yard spool basting cotton Sc
e1oc Sleeve protectors, black and
White .g.. &c pair
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-05-18

We have about Is ladies small.
and medium size leather handbags
made Of real feathers; leather lined,
values up to Sl4.45. sale price $4.95
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-05-18
STATIONARY AT LITTL
PRICES.

soc Box 81 Writings organdie
glace one quire boxes =. Soc
25c Eaton IIurlbuts' tablets ..l5c
55c BoS5of Eaton Hulburts high
land linen bond stationery ..25c.
The 25c pack Of bicycle playing
cards $500. ..5. 3. 4. .1oc
The ocpack Of Congress playing
a. cards 80. So. ~. I. 3. $3.50
The soc pack Of Congress Initial
playing cards 45c
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-05-18

15c Wool braid, all colors,
yard bolts d. .8.s. SC
15c Er1lblems for wash suits SC
Zoe Ernble1lls for wash suits l5c
25c ETblet1ls for wash sttits l5c
35c E1nblens for washsstlits . 2ocs
15c Child's side supporters, with
rubber loop .S.s. !, 49,. .l0cs
zoe Misses side supporters, With
rubber loop ]. ...s. /. ..5. ..s.1Oc
25c Misses side supporters, with
rubber loop .... ..a. y. .5.5.. .1Oe
35c Ladies front pad supporters .10e
75c Ladies front pad supporters So.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-05-18

: y !
Csc Ideal folding trouser hangers
made of best steel, nickel plated. Sale
price, l5c each or 2 for s.225cs
25c Dauntless folding coat hanger,
for ladies' or gentlenen's coats made
OF. best steel and lliclsle plated Sale.
price 15c each Or 2 for .25c
During tllis sale OF little no
tons little Mrs. Westcott qUsll
Explain tolaer many friends and
ou1. patrons the merits OF the.
aDo11derJuL little rubber hair curl
eli. and aOeava1.; also the under
qUear and corset protector and
the aseaO sSsa-latro perfect dry
shampoo.
The Detroit times., 1909-12-14

he finished speaking and the others,
bending forward watched him eagerly
Their expressions reminded me OF a
lot Of hungry carnivora eyeing bone
held Just beyond their reach.
They ate their SOUP in silence. but
while I served to them the entree
they convcrscd again.
I'm in the hands OF a quack. he
gan Neyil Pardoe. The enterprising
devil has agreed 10 cure mo tor the
sake Of an advertisement
on How long,
"Ten DAYS now. Upon honor I feel
= little better already"
Where IL he 10 be fOund?' demand
ed my master. suddenly.
a roar Of laughter drowned the re-
ply But Sir William looked annoyed.
ny the way. Husband, what was the
result OF your last examination said
my master. changing the subject.
Two pounds short Of my former
weight but the hole in my remaining
lung has not sensibly increased Jack
son gives me solid assurance OF At
least 10 months
Lucky devil" sighed Mr.. cava-
mach 49,
HAS your limit bcen changed since
orr last mPeting /Fulton?' asked ~.
Pardoc
Only Db efluxion ~ tho intervening
time III food tho worms in iust M.
der 10 months, unless cab runs over
The Detroit times., 1909-12-14

| soon gathered that the six gen.
tlemen who were TO dine with my
master were men OF intellectual at
tainment. and leaders OF thought. II
not OF fashion. Butts knew them all.
They belong 10 Sir William club,
the 'Athenian. he remarked This
here Sir Chas Nenner who's to take
the seat OF honor is a cove what cuts
M dead dogs and such like while
they are alive He's a doctor. and SO
is Mr.. Fulton. The next chap-Lukc
Humphreys a hauthor. Mr.. hus-
band is the chap who wrote that
article in the National Review on the
weakness of the navy. Geo. Cavanagh
is an artist and r. A. Master has
one OF his pictures in the dining room
"a naked woman with a chap-'Love
and Death it's called
I've seen prints of it, muttered.
who is the last, Mr. Nevil Pardoe
Hes a playwright, answered Butts
with sigh But come upstairs,
Brown. and III show you masters
bedrcom-an' where he keeps his
clothes an things
While dressing Sir William Dagmar
The Detroit times., 1909-12-14
BY FRED scAAEFER.

Aha. Adolf, al last eferypody hass
You found ould. YOU discredltet dub
discorerer of tropical nord poles und
purple ice"
How dare YOU Osear9 DO you
take me for antelope, To address me
in diSs manner
say. do nod pretensc To be-
stupid simpleton. You are too ig.
norant'
"Not viii YOU nit me. dcno Make
me no monkey pitZincss. after irving
tie untermine my bat rapotoutlon nit
/ your own
Meier mind, now haf chdeuz. NO.
Itorious nopody yot yOu are Strp by
step. staircase by staircase dey haf
followed YOU until deg hat mcOfcsFG
Your oountcrfciting plant Your pals
hat confessed dot YOU hat dcccifoI
4 der vorlt nit false remmicau."
"Not tankless migrate bass djt 'lisst
Spik me der name OF der crude Nui-
garlan9'
just look in diss noospabcr abouiI
id"
"Ach. dot ISIS tissue of lies
no. sir dis ISIS no tissue pabcr
See yot stands derc' Der proprietor
Iuni der poor food inspector of deli
ICatessen swear dey furnished Won nit
bucket OF YORK state smear cheese.
/ yiCh You passed ouid on "A coniung
ipublig as real arctig pemmican shot
/ by yourscluf ad 90 degrees nord lati-
tude.'
Dot ISIS falseness-I still owe
for ID"
Far be id from me to walk on your
fat corpse after You are down und
cuid Adolf, but. colossal microbe dot
YOU arc. ii eifes me a melancholy
pleasure 70 kick You yust vonce i'm der
stomach"
sir he chcncrous
Sure | viii be- chcnerous--l viii kick
Won dree dimes"
Much obLtched. After an. vcul'
half curvature of der brain 81 ! should
! deny anydipcs To me ~ ISIS quite
loblivious dot der truly great should
s1ffcrance IN silence except on der
ll,sture blatforum.
! DO YOU know vot diss revCalings
win dit-id viii cause YOU TO Ue oa-
! trichsized
so? Yust ven | vass pluming my
seluf nopody voult know der differ
icnceo"
! Yes niss shock will be news to
der country IS FOR me- You earn my
iLtmosd contempt
In dot case. please pay me Of
quick, chump OF a slob
pond act like your conscience arc
clear. you ossifed chellyhsh RI III
Iiss why does your voice break
"Becoss id ISIS cracked asininC mulc.
face. Id always wass weak.
/ You mean your mind always woss.
don'd YOU; microscopic sea COW
The Detroit times., 1909-12-14

me, or some other accident occurs.
Sir William raised his wine glass,
Gentlemen" said he Il drink TO
the rubercie Bacillus,
Our MASTER" chorused the others.
and every glass was drained
The piece de resistance OF the din
ner was Il dressed calls head. which
sir VIM. Dagmar carved. He sudden
~ ordered me 10 leave the room
Butts regarded me inqurlngly as
came out. Spoke some foreign lingo,
didn't they" he asked.
| nodded
They look like consumptives. |
suggested
Like as not they hare" he return.
ed. II s'pose you didn't make out
hanything they said. Brown
They spoke in French, Butts.
replied
He shrugged his shoulders and we
waited for the bell.
Ito be continuedD
The Detroit times., 1909-12-14
IN MANY GUISES
Story Exciting Dash for Fortune by Advntuer
lcopyrght 1905 BY the Nevspaper

first 10 go after all. Dagmar. he re-
marked in French, casting a keen
glance at my master "Pardoe seems
picking up. He doesn't cough SO
much tonight Il was evident that
no one suspected me of an acquaint-
anceship with French.
Sir William shrugged his shoulders.
Il am ready. he returned. But I
don't think so. VIII you bet, or any-
one?"
TN play YOU even money that Par
doe turns up his toes before you, Dag
mar" cut in Mr. Husband.
Very good, said Sir William. How
much -
"A hundred
at is a wager" Sir William took
out his pencil.
I'll take YOU, too, Husband, cried
Mr. Cavanagh.
And l." chorused Dr. Fulton and
Sir Charles.
NO. thanks" retorted Mr.. Husband
drylv My book is full. How arc
You feeling. Venner?"
Nice and poorly, thanks. but with
care III outlast the lot Of you He
broke out into fit Of coughing as
The Detroit times., 1909-12-14
SET A DISL0CATED JAW
WITH HIS NIGHT STICK
Dunn Raped First Aid to the Injured
When Williams Yawned His
Jaw Out of Joint

NEW YORK, Dec. 13.-Not long ago
a New York woman laughed so
heartily at a jokelet that she disocat-
ed her jaw and II got into the papers
the story did. Yesterday Emil VIII
lians. a Negro employed in a store ar
No. 10 West Eighteenth-stn yawnei
his law out of place.
williams Is fifty-one years old. He
has yawned more orSless all his life.
but never as he did yesterday He
said so himself.
After a particularly hearty yawn he
brought his jaws together with re-
markable guickness and then he dis
covered that he had slipped cog, as
It. were, and that his upper and lower
sets OF teeth didn't meet. He rolled
on the floor In fright and pain and he
was found. there by the manager OF
the store a little later. The manager
sent out for a policeman TO get an
ambulance Policeman Dunn or the
New West Twentieth street station
rang for an ambulance and fastened
into the store 10 render first aid "