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The citizen. (Honesdale, Pa.) 1908-1914, 1909-06-18
BATTLE WITH SIX EAGLES.
Virginia Lumber Dealer Attacked In
Woods and Nearly Overcome.

Norfolk, Val. l.. Durnell, lum-
ber dealer of this city, while looking
over some timber land on Sand Hills
plantation in Princess Anne county
had to fight for his life with six
eagles.
The great birds swooped down on
him, and falling into a hole he was
momentarily helpless. With their
talons and beaks scratching his flesh
and tearing his clothing he regained
his feet and fought them with big
stick for eco yards before gaining
shelter. He was then almost helpless
and without protection soon would
have beer overcome hv the eagles.
The citizen. (Honesdale, Pa.) 1908-1914, 1909-06-18

Text: "And the rain descended, and
the floods came, and the winds blew,
and beat upon that house; and Il fell
not: for It was founded upon a rock"
Matthew Will, 25.
The citizen. (Honesdale, Pa.) 1908-1914, 1909-06-18
LYING DUE TO MENTAL LAzINEss
w. II. p. Faunce, President of Brown,
Explains Suspension of Students.


Providence, R. I.-"Intellectual slo-
venliness" is the greatest cause of
falsehood in this country, in the opin-
ion Of President w. H. P. Faunce of
Brown University. When nine stu
dents at the university were suspend
ed for "cribbing," the president COM
mented on the affair in these words
"The great source of untruth in
American life is not deliberate resolve
to lie. No man consciously chooses
falsehood as his mode of success. The
real source of the evil is intellectual
slovenliness, unwillingness to buckle
down to hard work and willingness to
take shelter in the first and easiest
refuge that Offers"
The citizen. (Honesdale, Pa.) 1908-1914, 1909-06-18
I,oafers az the Pool Table.

The best pool players in any town
are generally the young fellows who
never hang onto one job very long
a. a time.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-07-07
GIRLS tilT THE PIPE.

OGDEN, July 1.-TWO white girls,
giving the names Of Pearl Baker ana
Belle Hamilton, We're arrested at an
early hour yesterday morning in q room
over n Chinese store on lower Twenty
fifth street, while smoking opium. ard
when taken to the police station thes
Put up s25 hail each to secure their
release. Ling Soy. the proprietor of
the place. called upon the chief Of po-
lice Yesterday and explained that tho
room Where the girls had been found
had been rented to q China boy for
more than seven years and that this
WAS the first time that his confidence
in the latter had been shaken. The
Npoice are conducting an Investigation.
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q 4. r. ENCANiPAIENT.

OGDEN, July 1.-The board of com
missioners of Weber county at it's
session yesterday afternoon appropriate
cd the sum OF 81 600 for the use of the
local executive committee of the g. a.
r. This appropriation Is to be used
in the entertainment of the veterans
who attend the national encamplnent
in Salt Lake next August and who arc
expected to visit Ogden on Aug. a.
The committee on accommodations Of
the G. A. r. have started the canvass
ing of the city with view of ascer
talning how many rooms and meals
can be provided for the veterans who
will visit the city Tho city has been
divided into districts and members Of
tho committee viii make a thorough
canvass OF tho city. ,5fEs9
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RECENT DEATHS

REYNOLDS. MRS. FRED Al
Provo July g. Mrs. Fred Reynolds
of Midway, Wasatch5 county. died after
undergoing a surgical operation. The
deceased was born in Switzerland. So
Years ago and came to Utah in 1873
She has lived in Mt. Pleasant and
5Richtield and for the past "a years.
in Midway. Her husband and 10
children survive her. The body was
sent to Midway for burial on NTednes-.
day.
THOMAS. WILLIAM AT Provo.
City, William j. Thomas, an old resi-
dent of Spanish Fork, died at the
Provo general hospital. July4 follow
ing an operation for internal troubles,
J, MI. Thomas came to Spanish Fork
when a boy and assisted in estab-
Fishing homes in the new community.
He was active in a military way and
Familiarity known as Captain Thomas.
Arrangements for the funeral have
not yet been announced. as relatives
have not vet been heard from.
RASMUSSEN, Mon June 80, NJ.
Rasmussen. one of the hest known
Of JIphraim's citizens, fell II victim to
paralysis, after nearly n Years suffer-
ing. He was born in Denmark Ga
years ago and came to America in
1869, settling ii, Minnesota. where he
resided for Is Years. in 1884. .heEcame
with his family to Ephraim Utah.
where they have since made their
home He leaves a widow and nine
children most Of whom are married.
The funeral was held from the family
residence. saturday, July 3.
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nIs:rI,Illr -cnliii,T.,,,.

PROVO, July 7.--t Ps Forces. Il y
transient, is OH trial in tile Fourth dis
tiict court. charged with burglarizlnS
C.iI. Decker &ssCo.s office on May 81
The following additional Jurors Wee
drawn, vcnile leturnable at once, all
the Regular PANEL Being exhausted:
II. q. Wood, Charles A. Dahlqusssf
Walter Sect. George Evans, Pt9Hi,
Frank j. Burt, James Simpkins, Joseph
Paxton, Alex r. johnson, Sprngvilie:
Frank j. Salisbury, rhad Ferguson,
Lincoln.
Lille Kinder was fired SO for a stat
Sutory offense to which she had pleaded
guilty. Che win probably serve 10
days in the county Jail,
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NATIONS NATAL DAY
DULY CELEBRATED.
Various Towns of the State Pay HON.
ngc 10 tic Best Government
On Earth, Is

LOGAN, Cache Co, July 5.-The$ ma
TONS natal day was celebrated here
today in a befitting manner A grand
parade showing the progress and
growth of tile people was one OF tic
features Of the morning. This was
followed by a patriotic assembly In the
Tabernacle The afternoon was devos-
( ed to sports, including II baseball game
and other attractions.
The feature of the morning meeting
was the grafton by Hon. b. II.
Roberts. who made a strong address
in defense OF the principles underlying
our great government against the cul-
Fturetl college folk Of certain sections of
the United states, mentioning Prof
sumner or Yale end Woodrow Wilson
and others WHO have expressed the
belief that the principles tina prevail
cd at the foundation of the republic
& haze become obsolete, and that the
Declaration Of Independence has or
should he con sitlered a, dead letter, He
Chased their argE!nents as thinly-reil-
ed treason, and then proceeded 10 SHOW
that these principles. Instead OF wan
ing. are making their influence felt In
ALI salis of the world, and the spirit
of liberty which gave birth to this ma
i ton is affecting all the nations OF the
earth, and wili Continue to spread
until ali the people of the world we.a'
free. Referring to the movement OF,
1.-THE Christian WORLD for peace the
srsa keS telt tfatin the efforts TO cstaa-
.lisi1 and enforce universal peace, the
underlying principle Of the great fed
! GRAFTON of the United States of Amerl-
ca would. be adopted. The great wor!a
ptmer thar shall enforce the DEGREES
/ % universal peace Will be similar in
lis sisrslettqs and the manner of its.
operation TO that OF the federal govern
iment.
Willie concentration Of wealth is
necessary for the material advance
smeIt OF the nation. the speaker belev-
ed that the. greatest problem that con-
fronts the nation today is the recon
Citation of the forces of caoital ane
labor: 1t will need all the energy, al
the, patriotism that the country car
muster, and q note of warning should
be sounded \ to these educated critics
who are scofflng at the things thrt
for more reasons than one should os
held sacred.
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T,ICBEIIsLD.

R1CHFIELD, July g.. Except for tho
boy with his usual amount of noise
and confusian of flrecrackers, Rich
, field spent a much quieter Fourth
OF July. than has been her custom.
Many Of the people went out of town
10 seek scclusion, andsrest while others
went to spend the day with friends.
The day opened with the usual lnorn-
ing salutes at sdayhreak and sunrise,
while the band Paraded the streets
playing national airs. An appropriate
program was observed in the taber-
nacIe commencing at 10 O'clock a, M
The afternoon was given to sports
for the children, the main attraction
being a ball game between, the LEGAL
team and The boys from FaitYiew. San.
pete county. The latter team seemed'
to be outclassed as the score stood
8 to DIN favor of Bichfield.
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BIDS RECEIVED FOR
utah COUNTY PRINTING
Provo Herald Gets Contract for Print
ing Dclndncnt Tax
list.

4 PROVO, July The board of county
commissioners met yesterday to receive
bids for county printing and station
cry. Bidssw9re received from the 1.efi
publishing Co. New Century Printing
Co, Shelton Publishing Co., and Provo
Herald the bids for publishing de-.
tlinquent tax notices We're as follows
l.ehi Publishing Co., lie cents per line
ENQUIRER company, "A cents and Provo.
Herald 10 cents, The contract WAS lei
TO the Provo Herald. The contracts for
other printing etc, was divided among
the bidders.
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SItlti' FOR DIVORCE.

OGDEN, July 4 Alleging unfaitlnful-
ness of her husband, John r.. Critics.
Alice N Critics has filed II suit for a
divorce i'm the district court. The cou.
pie We're married in Ogden April 4,
1904, and have one child of which the
plaintiff asks the custody. She fur
&ther alleges that the defendant owns
real estate in Ogden City to the value
$of $1,000. and personai property to the
value of $500, and asks that arestrain-
ing order be issued by the. court pre-
venting him from tlispnsing of any OF
title property until the settlement Of
the action.
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MOUNT PLEASANT BRIEFS.

On Wednesday. twosof Mt. Peasants
Young people were married, the con-
atractinE PARTIES being Farley G.. Madsen
and Miss Sina Clark President G. M.
} Lund performed the ceremony at the
+ home Of the bride's parents. A recep-
I ton was given Wednesday evening for
Z their Immediate relatives, On Friday
I evening n dancing party was given
/ their many friends by the brides par
I ents. They will reside III Wyoming.
{ Saturday, while Oscar Barton and
wife We're attempting 10 cross Twin
creek not FAR from his ranch above
! town, they had the misfortune to lose
sa valuable team by drowning, through
sthe bank giving WAY under the horses
! feet -. 49, 70
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ROAD EXPERT HERE. Z

E PROVO. July 1.-THE Provo Olmstol
Boulevard committee met last night in
the Commercial club rooms, and deciu-
cd TO push the proposed road building
and the county surveyor will at once
begin woi.; running the lines. Mr.
Joseph Il. Nascal. assistant engineer
of the good roads department sent here
ito supervise the construction arrived
from Washington yesterday, accom-
FAMED by j b. Bailey. a New York
contractor, who may bid on the work
The gentlemen went over the route
yesterday and We're very much pleas
ed with the.courtry aud the opportuni-
ties for building q fine road.
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SPANISH FORK.

SPANISH FORK. Utah Co. July 5 =
Independence day was tittingly ceie-
DRAFTED here today. a large number
of people from surrounding towns aid
also the Tintic district We're In town
on their annual vacation for the Fourth
of July.
In the forenoon a well attended mees-
ing was held at the city pavilion at
which Senator Carl Badger of Salt
Lake delivered the GRAFTON. The after.
noon was devoted TO amusements for
the children. IN the city park, with n.
dance in the pavilon; While baseball
and horse racing were INDUCED in at
Y the race grounds. +.
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SERIOUS sTABBlMG
AFFRAY AT BINGHAM

BINGHAM, July s.-shortly after.
midnight last night fight occur
red between Italians in front Of ssa-
loon, Joe Mitsso slashed Sevenano R,a
5eettn, on the right sidcyof the abdo-
men, disemboweling him He also Gu.
bhis face. The cut in the abdomen was
three or four inches long. and very
deep penetrating the walls Massp.
also slashed Bat:isto Grono across tbs
scalp, cutting an ugly cash. Rudeletto
was taken to DR.. c. n, Rays hospital
for surgical aid, 1t was found that
he is in critical condition. with very
little hope ofsrecovery, He. was taken
to st. Marks hospital in Salt Lake 81
the morning train. Masso made good
his escape before the arrival of the
officers Every effort is being made
ito effect the mans CAPTURE. 1t is
thought that he is in hiding not far
from town AS the stories Of the by
ISLANDERS differ. the officers have am
idea that Masso was not the only one
who welded the knife. Il
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WEBER COUNTY AFFAIRS.

OGDEN. duly 7.-Tle appointment nf
John c. Lynch as a deputy in the Of
flee of the county treasurer was con-
firred by tho county commissioners
yesterday afternoon and the salary
fixed at $50 permonth.
City Atty. Deyine appeared before.
the board and presented a claim OF og
den City for a. remission OF taxes on.
property assessed against the water
works system which is now owned by
the city and untaxable. Tho claim was
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GRANTSNILLE.

GRANTSNILLEl, Tooele Co, july 3D.
The nations natal day WAS patrioti-
cally honored here today. The day
opened with an artillery salute fol-
lowed by music from the band. At
10 a. M an interesting program was
rendered at the pavilion w. G..
Marks was the orator of the day. The
Declaration of independence was
read by r. d. Holiday The
afternoon was devoted to amuse-
sments, and grand ball in the
opera house in the evening closed the
days festivities.
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PLEAs,sN1 GROVE.

& PLEASANT5GGR ROVE, Utah Co, July
5.The celebration today IN honor Of
independents day WAS NJ decided she
cess The five wards Joined in making
up the days festivities in one of the
largest gatherings in history at the City
park. where most interesting and
patriotic program was carried out.
Hon. John Greer gave q typical Fourth
sof July Grafton, replete with historical
events and prophecies of the future of
this great and progressive nation 10
accident or anything OF an unpleasant
nature occurred to mar the pleasure
lof the laY or evening" u
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EpslRAr,I.

BPH1sAtM. Sanpetc Co. Iuly 81
The celebratior Of Independence day
began With Various racing events on
Main street at 9 q. m. AT 10 Il, M
an Interesting program was given at
the tabernacle In the afternoon more
races on Main street. Tho day closed
with game of baseball and a dance
in Hanson's pavilion;
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IIIaBER CITY.

HEBER CITY, Wasatch Co., July Q,
The national holiday was sa,sly OBJ
served here today, and everything
passed off pleasantly. AT the stake.
tabernacle patriotic program was
given in the forenoon, while the after
noon was devoted to sports. winding ui-
with o grand ball at night.
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MORE OUTRAGEs AGAINST
WYOMING SHEEPMEN
lspeelaI correspondenee.

1Semmerei, WSo., July Unknown
persons burned the ranch home barns.
!corrals. etc, OF E. NJ, Reece, n sheep.
man Of Mountain View. near here! Re-
wards haze been offered for tho arrest
Of the incendiaries, and the Wyoming
Wool Growers association will place
detectives in the field to run down the
raiders. Mr.. Rcece will rebuild and
remain in the business.
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NEW I, IRRlG ANON COMPANY.

5 MT. PLEASANT, July 6.--The Cedar,
Creek High Water Irrigation company
Of Mt. Pleasant was recently iacorpo-
rated. with capitalization of $4,000, in
$50 shares of $50 each. Ole Hansen Is
president; G. W. Sorenson, secretary;
Christian Rasmussen. treasurer. The
incorporation is composed of II or
Mt. PEASANTS citizens.
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MOUNT PLEASANT.

MT. PLEASANT, July 5.--Indepen-
dence Day was celebrated in Mt.
Pleasant in grand style, Monday, July
s. The following program was carried
out: s
The flag was hoisted at daybreak,
with salute by company D, N. G. u,
and music by the band
AT $3.50 an excellent parade was had
Representing Utah, the Goddess of Lib
erty. ladies on horseback. and as the
local semi centennial celebration Is be-
ing held at this time, the pioneers and
Indians were also represented. also city
fathers and some business fonts.
AT the assembly hall an excellent
program was had. EX-Gov. Heber NJ.
Wells was the orator OF the day.
Prest. Joseph r. Smith also addressed
the large audience.
The afternoon vas spent i'll sports. A
baseball game between Mt. Pleasant
and Spring city, both league teams,
resulted in a score of IS to 8 in favor
of Mr.. Pleasant
PARK CITY.
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MARRIAGE LICENSES.

= OGDEN, July 8.GMarriage lincenses
have been issued at the office Of TIE.
county clerk to the following:
Wiley M. .cragun and Delphia Hetz-
Ter. boti, of Ogden.
Oscar n, Sterling of IDAHO Falls and
5Gatharine Tanner Of Ogden.
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BATTLE AMONG GREEK
SECTION MEN AT CODY

(snecial corresnondcnce.4
Cody. ywyo., July GA number pf
Greek section hands engaged II, e
bloody battle near here yesterday Tony
Galasii vas shot through the right.
ear. and another bullet lodged ny hts
left thigh Tho Greek who did the
shooting escaped into Montana.
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& OGDEN. July T.C Clarence Ernst. the
.coloIed man, who is charged With the
murder of Charles Staples, also eolored.
in Ogden. May 16, of this year, was ar
raisned In the district court before
Judge Howell yesterday afternoon and
entered "a plea of not guilty to the
charge, The case was set for trial
July 20.
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MOUNT PLEASANT HAS
SPLENDID WATERW ORsKS
Especial CORRESPONDENCE. }

MT. PLEASANT, July 5.--N1t. Pleas
ant now has a water system to be
proud Of The water is secured from
springs about three miles above town.,
and 1t has been tested and found to
be of good quality.
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COLD WATER CURE
FOR SUICIDE IN WY0.
lspeeIal CORRESPONDENCE.

Therlnopols. WSo.. July 6.=-Mrs. Az
berts attempted suicide by drowning
| in the Big Horn river following a quar-.
..Srel with her husband As soon as she.
struck the water she changed her in!rd
and cried loudly for help. Men on tbs
bank rescued her.
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today, IN "a fine parade, in which 900
school children participated. The rest
of the day was devoted to sports and
anusements of various kinds for the
young people.
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From Weber County-Ernst Murder
Trial Set for July 28---Suit for Di-
~. yorce.-Girl Opium smokers

D. r.
OGDEN, July g. t. the session OF
Tie board Of county commissioners yes
to-day afternoon. County Clerk sam,
+ Dye submitted the assessment roll for
the year. which gave the total assessed
valuation in the county Of SIT, oSS,I3l
The roll shows the following:
VALUATION In OGDEN CITY.
Real estate 3. /. I. \, 193,447a
improvements $3.50. ..sgs ,Sla,O7p
Personal property ........5., 9, 60, 800
Total in ogden City. SO s155,A77F
VALUATION IN WEBER COUNTY
Real estate - z, lb,9i3
improvements ......... ISL, I04
Personal ......... .......... Ti9.s3s8
Total in Weber county ......s 8, G4Sl79S
BY the state board +. ....... 22,76l,o75s
Grand total ST. .OSs, 77si
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FINED IN JUSTICES COURT.

E BINGHAM, July ED Smith and
Axel johnson We're each fined $40 to-
day by Judge Frank II. Cellventra for
fast riding. Gus Withhold was fined SD
for assault and battery.
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ALApsEN. nAGAN WEDDING.

PROVO, July "a marriage license
has been issued to J. a, Hagan and
Laura Madsen, both OF Gunnison.
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THE "REoRGANIzEDr CHURCH
SALVATION FoiR THE DEAD. I

A SO page pamphlet, by JOS. F. Smith,
Jr, has just been issued from the press
and is for sale by the Deseret News
Book Store 3Qc dozen. or 2 for &c. 4
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Superb line genuine Navajo blan-
kets. Special prices to visiting Elis.
z. C. NJ. /, Carpet Dept.
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GAHDEN Guy NOTES..

Ray SNOW. son of the late Don c.
Snow, is at the Provo general hospital
suffering from an attack of appendi-
citis.
struck on the chin with a fire cracker,
thrown out from the Brunswick saloon.
He suffers from quite an ugly but not
serious wound.
Rev. s. II. Goodwin has returned
from a trip TO Bear lake, going by way
OF Coalyille and returning through
Cache valley. Mr.. Goodwin was 10
days In MAILING the trip. which was
undertaken for the purpose of studying
5ornithology. He reports "a very pleas
ant trip and is delighted with the
beauty of Bear lake.
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Superb line genuine Navajo blan-
kcts. Special prices TO visiting Elks.
u. g. NJ. j. CARPET Dent.
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PR

The news is delivered by carrier
every night Sunday excepted az 70
cents rer month. All payments, :, any am
Dugdale, agent for Daily: Saturday
and Semi Weekly News. Orders taE.
en- for Church Works. Residence. 3ia
w. 4th North. Ind. Phone 2o5-A1.
Carrier cast side OF Academy Ave
Bell 20s red. Z,
Carrier west side Of Academy Ave- Ave-
Bell 50 black. ~ 4,
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ERN. sfuRDEIt TRIAL.

referred to the commute Oh tax met
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rARK cITY.

PARK CITY, July 5.--1ndependence
Pleasantville weekly press. (Pleasantville, N.J.) 1890-1911, 1909-05-22
A WALL FROM AFAR

Editor Press:-The first instalment of
the SUBURBAN trolley rendering better
service on its line was experienced last
week. Every few minutes, as passen
gers got nicely settled with their bags
baskets, babies and newspapers, voice
in the distant rear of the car would
sing out, change cars for Atlantic City"
The people puzzling over this round up.
would bundle out and patiently get into
another car. Then another hold up
came. So long as an extra nickel did
not have to go with each change the
people didn't ''kick" Another settling
down in newly corraled seats and then
in the midst of the meadow another
hold up. A short space had to be hoof
ed. 1t reminded the old timers of when
the trolley was new and young, when a
quarter of mile had to be walked
leaving the old car behind and seeking
the front car Then the tall, ahl
very tall, smiling and ever obIling con
ductor Miller, an old time cop" of At
lantic City, always on duty somewhere
with uniform and brass buttons-be
lieve he's doing time at the Marlborough
Blenheim now-used to kindly gallant
the ladies safely across the plank way to
the waiting ear. He never tossed up for
young and pretty ones, either, although
his heart was that way. No. sir, con
ductor Miller always put such tempta
tions behind him and bravely escorted