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New-York tribune., 1909-02-03
CASH QUOTATIONS.
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.

New York February 2 19,S-
COFFEE-The coffee market higher Gay in
response the advances in the French market and bush
predictions regarding the prices after the
limit Of has been reached Trading however was
quiet with the market closing inactive at net ad
50l0 poiTts. while Sales BOO bags
The market opened steady at an advance Of 5l5 points
generally 5dlO points higher and light demand su
prices in the absence important oner
prominent Santos firm cables the limits OF
from Santos will be reached by the
middle February and correspondents OF the
that there viii be gradual advance OF 20 per
in prices Such advces as these may have had some
influence the French market. which 1S4l franc
higher, with SPOT month showing the maximum ad
Hamburg #9% pig higher. No important
change reported in the Brazilian markets RIO being
as reis lower unchanged. Receipts the Two
81 years |undiahy receipts were 200
110O0 bags last and $4,000 bags Two
years ago The market for spot coffee steaoy with
quotations on basis OF Z 916 for Rio No l.
range Of contract prices in the local market oay
WIS follows
New-York tribune., 1909-02-03
BUSINESS TROUBLES.
The following proceedings in bankruptcy were Uo
In the United States Court YESTERDAY.

The following proceedings in bankruptcy were -
in the United States Court yesterday
John z. AIenaong. OF No. 25 StSne street in 4
voluntary petition gives liabilities OF S3550 IS. with
assets he owes Nette P AllenJng. of No
5ozo FalrvleW avenue, Baltimore S5.5-O Tor money
loaned on seven notes, MaCkubin Goodrich 4 Co.,
of Baltimore, $500 Al for stocks bought the Farm
ers' National Bank OF Salem, Va. 5000 Il FOR
featuring Company, Philadelphia. $50 for stock
purchased "a note. and the Bank Of Salem. Va.
S2,2S2 - on a Judgment Tor money caEed In 1884,
Guernsey Price was appointed receiver fer Meyer
a kalfOn. cigar and tobacco dealer. with Offices
No. i64 Canal street and stores 2t No Z1052 Broad
way and Broadway anu ii5th strees, with bond
of $500 The liabilities stated % be $i001 and
the assets fixtures ana stock are valued az SZ5tO
Schedules Of the American ArcllJects' Bronze
Company show liabilities % SsS52 IS and assets OF
S15,SS5 The assets are described bills. notes.
So. personal S204. and deposit in banks. IS The
MUltphOne Operating Company. No . Nano1Tu
street has claim OF $500 Tor money loaned
Schedules. or L h ShaAlH & son OF No %
Crosby street, show liabilities OF 1888 1a Included
in the assets debts due open accounts %
500 stock 800 and machinery worth 81 90
voluntary petition gives liabilities OF $3.50 a.
unsecured, with no assets The principal creditors
are Church Z. Gates & Co. Park avenue and lSSth
street. 81 034 40. judgment note; the Stata
Bank Grand and SUFFOLK streets 81 si7 H. Judgment
on note; the Twelfth Ward Bank &lst 18th
street, S2-056 %. judgment on note, and Henry IL
Humphrey. No. 80 West 105th street. sos 2, jIdg~
uleBt a note which claim is disputed BY Lieoes-
kind.
owen Hagan. ef No. 80 Holland avenue. who de-
scTibes himself as a Judges attendant az No 3
ities OF s. 654 16 unsecured with no assets other
than wearing apparel valued at 300 excepted b.
law He owes Conrad Stein, OF No SIS Tenth ave-
nue., S2230 81, Judgment debt contracted Ia 1888
$3.50 Third avenue, $3.50 q. Judgment debt con
tracted in &S9S
New-York tribune., 1909-02-03
EUROPEAN PRODUCE MARKET.

Liverpool. Feb. 2.-ClOsns- W4EAT-Sp0t hrmt
No red Western winter. futures steady March.
Is 90 May IS SD July IS 50 CGRS-SpoE
steady American mixed (vta Galveston, IS
futures quiet; March. IS 4ss May. sad PEAS
Canadian steady, IS I'd FLOUR-WintsF patents
steady. 29s Cd TTRPENTI% E+-SpirIs. firm.
HOPS in London CPachc Coastl. steady E@G - BEEF
Extra india mess steady. lis Cd PORH-2'Tinls
mess Western quiet as Sd EANS-ShOrr cut. IA %
strong 4Ss- BACONy-CunlberIand cut 26 10 80
10, dTIn AS 81 short rib. 16 strong ASS:
long clear middes. light > 70 81 lo steady. As
long clear mddles heavy. 80 steady. 50:
short clear backs H. steady clear bellies
Il 10 ID. steady. J1s Sd SHOULDERS II
to IL 70. strong +us. LAFtD-Prue tiercss.
quiet. sos American refined. pals quiet- 5d-
RUTHERFORD Caited States steady CHEESE
Canadian finest white. nrIa. SIS 6t Canadian dness
COl1red urul. 63s Cd TAILCW-Prime citv. dull
ROSIN-COmmOn steady. Sd. PETROLET lI-Re-
fined steady. =. d. LINSEED OILl-Steadr. 2gs.
New-York tribune., 1909-02-03

C0TTON-While to-day's cotton market showeSa
continued irreguarity trading remained quiet %
undertone steadier the whole snd me marx,
closed quiet steady advance OF ponts os
decline points. Sales were estimated o.
The opened steady a. an adNd.lee VL
point on March generally unchanged 70 Z Pi
nd OF decline OF Sgo polIts Cutlis
a result OF lower cables, LaNe,poot
selling scattering liquidation and moderate pressure
local bears After the close Of the LverpOo indIHTN
offerings here became lighter much Of the ttIE
straddle account ana during '1t
room the local market advanced TO net gain OF TOO
points the months leading ano sel'ljh -
fhe high ievei Monday. The close was a niue, ~
from tho best realizing Southern spot I'sIsets
as oricafly reported unchanged. frTate "lt.e
from Memphis that there is big spot i'iets' IN
March shipment, and " thls y 70 70
q guide. March enEagenlsnts must 3s vfs a.
Liverpool claim mat t9elS sI
sfranns that lines been laid for corner or ths
July-AugIst position there. and this probApE iorsu
one OF the advice 10 buy the SuIul's
months in the English market and sell the ate IosI
tops locally approach OF the planting season
conditions likely influence the ne" crop are
this Is particularly true n ieiees
to vreeyil and winter precipitation s.,-
The range prices in the local market To-Day
follows:
New-York tribune., 1909-02-03

s1as1 5O do Bermuda. per box. I5c 81 q RAD RAD
ISEFES Norfolk cold frame. basket - % FtE1L-
BARB California per ease. 81 500 50 SIiALLOLS.
New orleans per Dbl. s. 1S3 80. STRING BEANS
fSIorda Der basket or crate 81 s. do green 81 .
So sO SPINACH. Norfolk bbl 81 . So - ASH
nearby Hubbard or marrow. per bh i5c q 81; DO Eior-
ida per box. 81 5OTS2 10 Cuban. white. per eraiss
81 25TS2. TTRNIPS. Irish. FutabaEa per baS % s1s
Canada rutabaga. per bag gOc gSl. 90 othSr
baga nor bbT or bag 81. do white. New orleans
TeE 100 lunches s2aS2 80. do white. old. per Dbl
30 a 75e: TOMATOES. Florida, carrier - ts 1tIs
do Cuban T5c 81 80. WATERCRESS per lGo ounenes'
SIGS2 -, r-o,-.,--,
Toledo. Feb. 2-CLOV VERSEsED--Cash an Fso'"SES'
IS 50: Marcia s. 5T1s. AISIKE-Prirne 3 -
New-York tribune., 1909-02-03
JLBILL4RD TO ORGANIZE
Wants 10 Form Corporation to Hold
b. & II. Shares.

Hartford, Conn. Feb "A petition presented TO
.b. Legislature to-day by John L. Billiard. Of Mer-
tssn asks for the right incorporate The Billiard
Ormpguv.' Of Meriden. 10 hold the Boston & Maine
p,nroad shares which the petitioner recently
Sought
The object OF +his petition. il is understood, is to
,-snsfer 10 corporation the 10000 shares of Bos-
=, & Maine stock sold some months ago TO John
! RIlard OF Meriden, by the New England Navl-
rstion Company. and by him put up as security
for loan OF money pay in part for the shares
:, The case Of the death CT MIR. Billiard there are
Ysble 10 be somewhat serious complications in the
retter as well as in future action Of the Boston d
Maine company, such, for example, as an issue OF
new stock. -,
The following resolution was introduced in the
Senate:
Thai tho Judiciary Committee is hereby direct-
a. - f-Eltre whether there is any danger OF suC
T-f srcrOach upon the sphere OF the eonstlt
grfhoritv OF thfs state over its own ralTou &c
-tsers and over the railroads located Witnih Los
,e-Tiror- ard II so 10 recommend such leglstalIoh
Is NAV seem 20 be required for the purpose ol
Ss--jng intact The lust jurisdiction OF this STATE
over its internal AFFAIRS
This Is understood 20 refer directly to the SUITS IN
Massachusetts seeking to ALLEVIATE from the Ne"
YORK New Haven & Hartford Railroad Company
tbe Massachusetts properties and Also as sug-
essted l,, the recent opinion by Attorney Genera
Malone Of Massachusetts. TO the asserted right OF
.be state 10 control action Of the New haven
company.
New-York tribune., 1909-02-03

Bos,on. Feb 2-Representative Charles o. bro"n'
Of Aedford chairman Of the House Comnaittee on
C,os,g+,,tio-sI Amendments and Of the prorni-
nent anti-Inerger leaders, said;
.aAsassschusetts' position has been clearly oenheo
IN ATTORNEY General MaIones report The statutes
are plain and there Is no effort to take from tne
s,ste OF Connecticut ary authority which she hois
o,e~ the Kew York New Haven & Hartford Aal!-
..5 -, ,-srrA Of its Connecticut charter Pressure
Of legislation pertaining TO the Boston q Maine
and the New Haven railroads now before 1he
Committee on Railroads Will place the New Raven
company IN a position either 70 accept tio &C. ~
-, NTH the law by virtue OF which II holds
3 Massachusetts charter. allow the charter ana
franchises 10 be revoked. The Billiard hoIdlIg
ro-,reny is but q joke. No one conVersaht Win
she action Of the New Haven road "ltnlh tile IaS,
80 es-e doubts that the holding company will
ts srs,-bing more than another subsidiary com
many Of the New Haven road
The San Juan islander. [volume] (Friday Harbor, Wash.) 1898-1914, 1909-01-09
DOWNFALL is ATTRIBUTED
TO PRINCE CHUN'S HATRED

Victoria, B. c., Jan. 5.-Letters re-
ceived here from Peking show that
Yeun Shih Kai's downfall was due to
the hatred of the new regent, Prince
Chun. A Japanese correspondent,
writing to a local newspaper CORE
spondent under date of December 8.
from Peking, says: ''We at Picking
anticipate a grave disturbance in
three months, at all events within six.
The selection of the new emperor has
widened the breach between the pow
erful Yuan and his enemies, the new
regent, Prince Chun, being determined
to bring about his downfall. The re-
gent hates him. When Puyi was Sc
lected as emperor neither Yeun nor
Prince Chung attended the grand
made. Both were known to have ia
vored the nomination of Prince Ching S
grandson, and when they knew the
grand council determined to select
Puyi they remained away. It is only
question of time before the new re-
gent brings about the downfall OF
Yeun Shih Kai, ana that day will be
a sorry one for China. II the army
still is loyal to Yeun, which is q Ques-
ton, his downfall would be followed
by q grave disturbance"
The San Juan islander. [volume] (Friday Harbor, Wash.) 1898-1914, 1909-01-09
Hot Food. Hurt Our Teeth.
Fear OF the Law.

The literal strictness Of German.
rules and regulations has always been
matter OF, amusement to other nations
which do not insist SO rigidly on the
letter of the law A writer in the
Washington Star recently told story
illustrating this point. Two men,
Schmidt and Krauss, met one morning
in the park.
.Have you heard" said Schmidt, "the
sad news about Muller"
mo" said Krauss. What Is ity'
.Well, poor Muller went boating on
the river yesterday. The boat capsized
and he was drowned. The water was
ten feet Deep"
"But couldn't he swim?"
.Swim? Don't you know that all
persons are strictly forbidden by the
nolice to swim In the river?"
The San Juan islander. [volume] (Friday Harbor, Wash.) 1898-1914, 1909-01-09
State Teachers Elect Officers

Spokane, Jan. 4.-President w. e.
Wilson, of Ellensburg state normal
school, was elected president of the
Washington Educational Association,
defeating President S. B. L. Penrose OF
Whitman College, at Walla Walla, by
1874 to 1854. Mrs. Margaret Craig OF
Davenport, county superintendent OF
Lincoln county, was elected first vice
president; George L. Denman, of the
Spokane schools, second vice-presi-
dent; George A. Stanley of Tacoma,
third vice-president, and Charles Fa-
gan of Seattle, treasurer. O. c. Whit
ney of Tacoma was reelected secre-
tary.
The San Juan islander. [volume] (Friday Harbor, Wash.) 1898-1914, 1909-01-09
Road and Men Reach Agreement

Washington, Jan. 5.-Announcement
has been made by the board of medi-
alton under the Erdman act OF the
signing In this city Of q compromise
agreement between the Missouri. Kan.
sas and Texas Railway Company and
its employees. Engineers, firemen,
trainmen and conductors were In.
volved In the dispute, which embraces
twelve points.
The San Juan islander. [volume] (Friday Harbor, Wash.) 1898-1914, 1909-01-09
The Exception.

The Exception.
"A mans occupation has very great
influence on his character.
'Think soY
II know 1t"
aOh, don't know; one OF the WORSE
acalawa9s I ever knew was dealer In
upright pianos" Houston Post.
The San Juan islander. [volume] (Friday Harbor, Wash.) 1898-1914, 1909-01-09
Ahaolutely Free.

Angry Mother (suddenly entering
narlor and catching young music teach
or kissing her daughter Young man.
ia this what pay you for9
Music Teacher-No, ma'am; / make
no charge for this.-Florida Times
Union.
The San Juan islander. [volume] (Friday Harbor, Wash.) 1898-1914, 1909-01-09
Up to Her.

Up to Her.
The young housewife was engaging
her first cook.
"Of course" she said, II don't want
to have any trouble with you"
Thin it do be up t yersilf, ma'am,"
replied the kitchen lady. III yez make
no complaints Oill make no trouble"
The San Juan islander. [volume] (Friday Harbor, Wash.) 1898-1914, 1909-01-09
Appearances Deceitful.

Looks like rather poor soil In this
part of the country" said the stran-
ger.
"Well, it amt" replied the native.
"A man over on the adjoining farm
plowed up tin can with fifty dollars
in it one day last week"
The San Juan islander. [volume] (Friday Harbor, Wash.) 1898-1914, 1909-01-09

Ruenos Ayres II said to increase r.
nopulation 100000 . year. Its present.
s il upward Of 1000 O00 +
4 the largest speaking city f.
the world, and half again . lar1p -
Madrid
The San Juan islander. [volume] (Friday Harbor, Wash.) 1898-1914, 1909-01-09
Ant Comparison.

aWhen see what Barlow accom-
n,ishea I am forced to admiration
said Bunting. "He has great physical
endurance"
eyes, replied Gargoyle. That man
ha. the constitution Of debutante. -
London Telegraph.
The San Juan islander. [volume] (Friday Harbor, Wash.) 1898-1914, 1909-01-09

No man likes the idea that when
his wife prays for greater patience
she Il thinking Of him.
The San Juan islander. [volume] (Friday Harbor, Wash.) 1898-1914, 1909-01-09
Strength Of Mad.

Mr.. Oatcake-Y Your husband pearD
!, ia !. now'rful strong minded man.
Mrs. Hayrix-He shore air. I've
know'd him t read patent medicine
almanac frum cover t cover without
feelin, that he had emmy NV tn symps
toms
The San Juan islander. [volume] (Friday Harbor, Wash.) 1898-1914, 1909-01-09
CHAPTER XIII.

It was still early in the evening when
the young conspirators returned to the
house, and the next two hours passed
very slowly to Alison.
At half past nine Mr.. Merle was shut
safely in his study. Alison went quickly
into her room and made her little prepare
ton. A brown hat she had discarded a.
being toe shabby would just suit her noe
turnal purpose; her dress was dark, and
a warm jacket was all she needed: and,
carefully turning down her gas and lock-
ing her door, she crept quietly downstairs,
to find Roger waiting for her in the dark
entry.
He nodded and held out his hand to her
without speaking, until they were outside
the gate and were walking rapidly down
the road that would lead them to the
bridge.
81 have brought this plaid" he OBJ
served presently, showing it to her. T
was 30 afraid you would find It cold II
we should have to watch many hours. I
don't think ought to have brought Jon,
Allie"
Il could not have stopped at home.
uas Alison's quick answer. II TIL he
The San Juan islander. [volume] (Friday Harbor, Wash.) 1898-1914, 1909-01-09

path, and in another moment she was
standing outside the Office window. There
were two windows, for this one was
necessarily darkened by the woodpile, but
over the other the blind had been lowered
to shut out prying glances. Alison sup
posed, as Roger had, that he had locked
himself in to carry on his unhallowed
work. The dark background of piled-up
planks quite overshadowed the white girl
ish face peering in 1t the uncurtained
window.
She was frightened at her own daring,
but she remembered that she was Roger
witness: it was necessary for her own
eyes to testify to Fergusson's dishones:
doings. Now there could be no mistake
the open safe was conclusive, and %
were the notes and gold that he was stow
ing away in that great black bag. Alison
watched, half fascinated by horror. he
had nearly finished; yes, he was locking
his bag and closing the safe, the candle
stood futtering beside him on q chair.
not on the table; he almost pushed
against It as he went to the door and set
it open. Yes, he had locked himself ~,
for she could see him take the key out and
fix 1t carefully In the outer lock, and then
he went back into the room. Oh, what
had become Of Roger? In another mo
ment he could have escaped with hii
booty. The main entrance to the timber
yard was in the opposite direction to the
private door opening into the garden q
The Holms. Even II Roger and her fafh'
e. were coming IN this moment, Ferguson
would have no difficulty n Guiding them
It was tue The door uas locked and I'm
Meade County news. [volume] (Meade, Kan.) 1900-1918, 1909-04-08
ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE.

First Publication april 1st 1902
State of Kansas I
Meade, Coanty,i
In the matter OF the estate nf
Thomas Deuneny, Deceased.
Notice Is hereby gIv>,I that letters Of Admins
ira tion haze been granted To the undersigned, on
the estate OF Thomas Denneny. late Of said county
deceased, by the Honora be. the Probate Court o.
The county and SJate Aforesaid, dated the Goth
4ay of March y. ID. 1900. kow. all persons hav-
ing claims, against The aforesaid Estate, are here
by notified that they must present the same t.
he undo gned for allow wi hin one year from
he date Cf said Letters. or they may be preciud-
I'd from any benefit of and tnat if such
;iains be not exhibited within three years after
he dd said lie rcr, tnes shall be forever barr
ii.
Louis BOetier.
ADMINISTRATOR
# the estate OF Thomas Denncny, Deceased.
March, 10Th. 1863:
Meade County news. [volume] (Meade, Kan.) 1900-1918, 1909-04-08
Notice..

The examination for county di-
plomas will be held at Meade, Fow-
Ter and Plains on Friday, April 10th
and Saturday April 18th.
A minimum grade Of sixty per
cent with an average of seventy FIVE
percent shall be required.
Pupils may carry ali grades of
seventy five percent or over.
There shall be fee Of twenty five
&c ITS &c defray the expenses of the
eA mination.
No pupil shall be admitted to
this examination WHO shall moi have
finished the eighth year or seventh
grade WORK.
Ruth Bennett,
co Supt
Every ching in the seed line at the
Meade Groin < Seed Go.
Meade County news. [volume] (Meade, Kan.) 1900-1918, 1909-04-08
Final Tax Notice.
First Publication Arpii. 1st. 1909
- T., Iat- for I'D Ssa.,tarufuar 4


First Publication Arp 1st. 1909
List of lands and lots for deed September. 4th
1900.
Office of County Urea surer, Meade CO.. Kansas.
Notice IS hereby gwen that the following is the
list of lands and town lots situated IN the county
Septem Der. 1906 for the taxes Of 1905 and prior
years when so noted, and unredeened on the 20th
day of March a. D. 1902 Cont aiming the names
of the persons whom sarse was assessed when
ever such name ap nears on the assessment and
tax rolls and the amount OF taxes ana charges
on each tract parcel of land, with interest there
on. Calculated TO and including the 4th day of
SepteT Der 1879. and unless such tracts parcels
of land are redeemed or before the 18th day OF
Septerl Der 1903 the holders OF certificates viii be
entitled deed.
Dated this 10Th day of March. 1909.
Ormond II hamilton,
Treasurer of Meade county Kansas.
Fowler Township.
Name Desc ST R No a Total
Amt
Lucy whitton swA 3 81 % 90
Crooked Greek Township.
Meade Center Township.
osgood nel4 II 81 % 100 81 SO
Horner & Miller lots
l. 2,& e1I nw4 so 81 % 1852 81 SO
Louise Ballard se14 80 3 q loo 81 0e
lot /, 2,
and 81. ne14 ! 3 % 159.94 "a 6S
Logan Township
Thes Cattle Co sH4 IA 50 26 100 42.2s
Odee Township
Alliance Trust Co
VIZ nwh & VIZ swA IS % % 100 50 "a
Alliance Trust CO
sw14 se14 & sea swA IS 50 20 80 20 IL
Cimarron Township
Charles Stricken nw4 Is 8 50 100 So "a
Town Lots
Meade County news. [volume] (Meade, Kan.) 1900-1918, 1909-04-08
Rock Island Tine Table.

NNOOAA HH1N~
GOING WEST
No. NJ all and Express 11:55 a. NJ.
20. 5 California Limited 9:58 p. NJ.
No. 81 Accommodation 1910 p. ~.
80. 50 Local Freight EOS p. NJ.
GOINC, EAST
80. ? Mail and Express 4:52 p. NJ.
No. 4 Chicago Limited 9:44 A. NJ.
No. s. Ac:,n ,tations 2.55 a. N.
40. 81 Local Freight 9:44 a. NJ.
Meade County news. [volume] (Meade, Kan.) 1900-1918, 1909-04-08

Evesy thing in the seed line at the
Meade Grein & Seed Go.
Meade County news. [volume] (Meade, Kan.) 1900-1918, 1909-04-08

Sam Bitter Foun<d Gui'sy.-The jury
a DC dee City brought III a verdict of
Willy n the first degree in the tria.
Il Sam Bitter, charged with the mar
der of Mrs Rosenberger. in Kiowa
eoanty, last spring. Mrs. Rcsenferger
was returning from 2 Shopping TRIP to
Belvidare to her, home south of Greens
BUR- wfer he crin.s vas commit &c.
vcs s. Gre IL { eu~gy
Los Angeles herald., 1909-09-19

of four barettes. Then another space Is
followed by three barettes. The blouse
has a high collar, which is tucked ana
finished with IA stiff cravat and crushed
belt of silk. The ends of the barettes ere
finished with ribbon.
a severe cloth blouse is opened on the
left side. 1t has Il shallow chemisette OF
tucked batiste, forming a round neck;
The high collar is also of the tucked
batiste The blouse is finished with nYe
rows of stitching around the chemisette
and down the side where the opening is;
There are also rows of stitching around
the armholes. The long sleeves are per,
fectly fiat at the top and are hnlshed
with rows of stitching around the bottom
and extending up the sleeve almost TO
the elbow. Cloth covered buttons ana
tabs are also used in groups of three on
the left side of the blouse and ON the cuffs;
A plaid flannel blouse in two tones or
blue had a plain piece of material set IN
bias about two-thirds of the way down
the front. There were box pleats OF the
plaid used straight on either side OF TINS
bias piece. The blouse was fastened
down the front with buttons covered with
the material The sleeves, little tull,
were gathered into n shallow cuff, and
There was n peat down the outside arm.
One of the more elaborate new blouse
models is of tulle over thin, soft silk.
The tulle is nleated both in the sleeves
Los Angeles herald., 1909-09-19
10 SOCIAL AMENITIES FOR 81
" THE SCHOOL GIRL "

happy in providing the thing you most
like. But when you say you do not
care what you have she is all at sea,
for she does not know your taste, and
you make it necessary for her to suggest
one thing after another until she finally
hits on something you think you will
have. This gives her lot of unneces-
sary bother, whereas if you express
your preference at once everything goes
smoothly. If it happens that you really
do not know what you want, ask your
hostess what she is going to have, and
then tell her you will try the same thing.
This decides the matter without discus
sion and the order can be promptly given.
As house guest the don't care" girl
is often a most annoying young person,
though her offences are unintentional
and she is quite unconscious of them.
But her unwillingness to make decisions
is constant tax on her hostess. If she
doesn't care whether she goes swimming
or motoring, and is equally vague about
everything of the sort, she is always on
the mind of her hostess, whereas. the
girl who expresses her preference when
she is asked can be arranged for without
the slightest trouble. So, if you wish
to be popular-and what girl does not?-
do not be don't care" girl.