Camas Prairie chronicle. [volume] (Cottonwood, Idaho) 1901-1917, 1909-04-09
FACTS m TABLOID FORM.

Plates are to be substituted for col
lection bags at st. Mary's Church, Do
yer, mainly on the express ground that |
so many buttons have been found in |
the latter.-Pall Mall Gazette.
Miss Lyona Tollemache, who Is to
marry Capt c. Stone at the Ham Par
ish Church, London, has the Following
sixteen Christian names: Lyona Decl-
ma Veronica Esyth Undine Cyssa Hyl-
da Rowena Adela Thyra Ursula Tsa-
bel Blanche Lilias Dysart Plantagenet.
Aboard the stage coach in the Vir-
ginia mountains the old man and the
old woman were fellow-passengers. Inc
old woman kept staring at him as II
trying to remember At last she said
stranger, pears to me l seen you
somewhat" The old man eyed her
refectively and scratched his head.
"Spec you have" said he, "Ah been
thar"
England's House Of Commons wants
ventilation. Plenty of air Is pumped
into the chamber, and 1t comes
through the gratings on the noor'
but it comes from spot just
over the bank of the Thames River,
with its ill-favored barges. And the
other evening a member met a col
league with his handkerchief to his
nose. "You never know what Will pass
inside" he spluttered, but you al
! 1oScinp outside
When T. w. Albian, who owns junk
yard in Armourdale, leaves his place
of business to go home at night he
knows that everything will be as ne
left 1t when he returns In the morning.
Albian has a large timber wolf for
watchdog. The wolf will allow no one
to touch it except its master. When
| turn Jack loose in the junkyard at
night | fear no intruders," Albian said.
I've had Jack ever since he was three
weeks old. Yes. he could jump the
fence, but he is perfectly tame and
doesn't want to get away."-hansas
City Star.
81 have been ranching on an island
for more than a quarter of century,
. writes a correspondent Of the Fur
, News. There are no carnivorous wild
, animals on my island but the coyote
=, wolf. and | could get rid of him In
very short time and at very little ex-
pense, but if | did the rabbit would
. soon put me out Of business. have
, experimental along these lines and
know what I'm talking about, and
. declare here and now that, in my opin'
ion, the carnIvorous wild animals OF
Texas save the farmers and stock rails
! ers hundreds Of millions of dollars by
= keeping the rabbits in check
, Are women less honest than men?
!. This palpitating question has become
a one of the great subjects of discussion
Y in Paris, thanks to symposium In La
q Revue. There is rot one dares open
Inv to affirm that woman is dishonest
\. Anatole France, the master Of contem
" porary French literature, questions
y whether man is so virtuous that h'
n should desire to weigh himself in thu
ID balance against women. And he speaks
II of masculine arrogance and ferocit.
r. and brutality. And so woman-accord
N ing to the judgment of Paris-is no
r. more dishonest than man. Whenc
sprang that legend that she was?
y The objection shown by the court a
" Pekin to accept the aid of European
g surgeons during the illness of China
=. late rulers does not seem to be sharet
It by the people of Hanoi in lndo-Chlna
Of Here if seems that the French have es
Of tablished with considerable success
10 school of medicine There are ninet
or students enrolled, some studying tn
n science from the human standpoint
ed some qualifying as veterinary surgeons
at while a number Of young women hay
entered as obstetric students. One lad
or who has qualified has been signally sue
,s+ cessful in charge of a hospital for tn
vn Door at Phuly. Eight out of ten of tn
10. students come from Cochin China
nv London Globe
According to the best general est
of mate there has been cut and utilize
I'm in a very wasteful manner about 80 pc
De- cent of our coniferous or pine forests
ed About IS per cent more has been was
ed, leaving about 80 per cent Of the tt
We tai original supply for future use an
lie waste, OF our hardwood forests,
nd may be estimated that about % pc
a cent has been utilized more or les
Ike wastefully, about 80 per cent waste
ly, without being utilized, and in roun
1m numbers something like 20 per cent RI
i'll, mains for future use. During the Mint
ley teenth century, mainly, we consumed G
sh- wasted about four-fifths of our hare
in. wood timber and about one-haf of ou
pine timber.--T. b. Walker, in the NJ
tional Magazine.
Members Of an English Organizatio
m known as the Association for the Pr
me ventiOn of Premature Burial are el
be deavOring to form similar societies
ter this country, and great numbers of CT
to- culars containing grewsome statistic
The are being sent to persons in all par
lie. Of the country. 1t is proposed to taxi
Ids from relatives and undertakers tt
Ter right to make the death diagnosis an
the to allow only physicians to do this an
all to apply the tests for the establishmel
lie. Of the fact that the person is real
ind dead. The society proposes also to e
ere tablish "walting mortuaries," "lighte
the ventilated and pleasingly furnished
of where bodies may be placed under o
ow servation until there is no longer az
let doubt as to death.
The The custom Of the wedding Of Il