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Policies ARE REMOVED

NEW YORK. Dec. 5I.-The books and
policies Of the Washington hfe insur-
ance company of this city. which was
recently sold 10 group OF men OF
this cItv. have been removed from the
city. according 10 Superintendent OF In
T,lrsrce Kelsey The removal was ac-
coruulshed last night. Mr. Kelsey said
Dc was Informed that ail the Washing
ton life uolfcV holders have been re-
insured fn the Pirtsburg company. but
f1ar ~ was not consulted and that the
Pftfsburg life and trust company has
20 right 70 Go business in New York
STATE
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pline OF this court. But II is the law OF
the land today. and as q lawyer and
while In court I am bound. and your
honor Is bound. TO accept il as the law
ISFokEs sCHMITZ DECISION
Johnson raised the point on an appli-
cation TO the judge 10 advise the jury
10 acquit Ritter on the ground that Po-
lice Commissioner Cutler was not "an
executive officer OF the state. as Is
charged In the indictment following
the wording OF section 81 OF the penal
code. Assistant District Attorney VIII
liam Hof Cook replied that Cutler was
an executive officer of the state because
ne was engaged in enforcing the laws
OF the state
Johnson, contradicting this. showed
that the supreme court held in the
Schmitz case that the Indictment was
faulty because IL did not anege that
Schmitz was mayor OF San Francisco.
There is a code provision which states
that the court can take judicial notice
OF the accession 10 office Of the officials
OF the state. In refusing to take judi
cial notice Of the fact that Schmitz was
mayor. Johnson contended that the su-
preme court had thereby held that the
mayor was not an officer OF the state
The code provision OF bribery in
cludes all minor officers under the gen
erdI term oncerS or the state JOnh-
son made the point that II the mayor
was not an officer Of the state. certain
Iy his appointee on the police commis-
sion was not It followed. therefore.
argued Johnson. that. according TO the
supreme court ruling. it could not be
construed as bribery TO give money 20
a police commissioner.
If Mr. Johnson's contention is up
held said Prosecutor Hon Cook. 1T is
not a crime 10 bribe a member OF any
city commission. There is 10 other law
under which a briber could be prose-
cuted.'
That is not the fault of the court" Z"
interposed Judge Cook The court
must administer the law as IL finds IL
interpreted by the supreme court
Judge Cook stated that he would not
decide the point, but would let the case
go TO the jury and allow the defendant
to make the same plea on his appeal
should a conviction follow.
In his closing argument Johnson in
timated that Cutler had deliberately en-
ticed Ritter. although the saloonman
had not made the first advances.
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SorTHrRN PAcfFfc FEEDER

PHOENIX. Ariz. Dec. SLIT is
learned on VIII is believed TO be re-
liable authority that the southern Pa
clhc railroad company lras completed
nrelfniinarfes and viii Immediately be-
gin the construction OF railroad
branch from Cocillse station. some dis
faucc east 0f Benson. 10 Douglas on
tile Mexican boundary. The latter sta
ton IS on the El Paso and Southwest
ern railroad The new line is 10 pass
through THE town OF Courtney. new
mining center.
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HOLIDAY THRONG JAMS
BIG HOTELS AND CAFES

The hotels and cafes were the cen
ters OF celebration. and reservations
for every available inch OF space were
closed days ago Downtown at the St
Francis and the Bismarck were the
largest crowds, and on the hin az the
Eairmont
The Bismarck. being on the great
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TURF1IEN GAIN A PoINr

NEW YORK, Dec. S1=Racetrack in
terests scored today what they de-
scribed as one of their most important
victories in court since the recent anti
betting legislation went into effect in
this state II was in the form OF a de-
cision from the appellate division OF the
supreme court in Brooklyn that the
selling of advance information at the
tracks concernir= the horses. their
weights. jockeys and the like. is not a
violation Of the law
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FIGHT Is DECLARED OFF

LEXINGTON, Ky Dec. 31-The
Hart -Schrcck fight was declared of to-
night after Chief OF Police jenkins
had refused TO permit the contest 10
take place in Sulhvan's hall. SIX hun
dred tickets had been sold and about
$4,000 VIII be returned TO the holders
tomorrow.
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BIRTHS

JooRIssEE- this city. December 70. 1905. 70
the wife II {, Joorissen,
SCEAEFER-In this city December "a 1908.
70 rhe wife OF Adam Schaefer. a soa
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AT THE FAIRMONT

The Fairmont was the scene of many
jolly parties, and one of the largest
was given by DR.. Harry Tevis in the
gray room for Is guests. and others
who entertained parties of dozen or
less were:
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MARRIAGES

cRLIe-BUcEAEAE-I this city. December
80. 1906. BY The Rev. James NJ. Mckinney
William Henry Craig and Nettie May Bu-
r-hanan. both OF San Francisco.
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MARRIAGE LICENSES

The following marriage licenses were issued II
San Franeiseo Thursday. .December 81. 1905:
BoLLUX-BARToN-CarI o. BoiIum. 30. and
Edna B. Barton. =. both of lGll Broderick
EL-BoHLKANN-Emu BendeI. - 27I0
Iwentyssecond 81, and Bertha Bohlmann. 2S
cEARLEs-LUED6REE- Charles. &c. 1880
McAIister St. and Alice n Lundgren.s -
-FoCEETII-Prestoa J. DELPHI. IS 47e0
Mission 81. and Willie n Foehettf. p, .
DICKEY-CAxPBELL- C. Dickey. 2l
l5i2 california s.. and Ethel Forester Camp
D'oRso-REGo-Josepb d-Orso % and ophells
L. c. RcgO, % both of 81 Fifth ave
-oBEREoLTZER-Harry :. Doreas. q,
holrzer. - IS Haizht 81
ELBL-EoFFEANE-H EIbl. el $50 De
Eisadero sl-- and Anna Z Holman, Is 2554
FIENERTY-sUMK-John Finnerty, % and
Lulu sunni - both of IStaluma.
FIsCEER-MORRISoE- Fischer IS z24
Iry ave. and Dota Morrison 20 1870 FeH St
GIBBoEs-LAwRITZ-Cb H Gibbons. 20.
and Annie n Lawritz. Is, both of i4I9 kan
eRAEAE-RoBSIEs-J A Graham. 81
- TWENTY second ST. and Eva L. Robbins,
LEVIN EEsoE-BARMAE- HAIRY Levenson. %.
20 Ihird 81. and Grace Bsrmsn. 20. $50
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. s. I.ichtenstein.
-. 5l5 ATHENS 81. ard Minnie Bill, Is. Napa.
EcKEESA-USHERWo McKenns.
q @55. Bush ST., and Mae UsherEcod- IS.
oIDERkAE-HEKALA- Martin 0iderman. 81.
= PsTssut 81. ana Anna T. Heka4a 30.
PFIEL-eREENwooD Psel 81 aud
Louise Greenwood. 20. boih Of S05 Franks5n 81.
REoADEs-SCARLES-A A. Rhoades, IS.
kipOn- Cal. and Asy E. Scsrles. -. Stockton.
FAIEE-RICEARO-Ezr j. NaiHe. -. Denver,
end Louisa T. Richard. 70, So Oak 81.
WALLACE-IRIBARNE Wallace. - and
HH1 H-
WILBUR-ROoEWooD- Edward 5 Wilbur %
and Frsnceaia Z. RookwOod, II. both Of Val
-BIsHoP-George v WIN 20. and Flor
ence Bishop, 90 both of II Seventh 81.
OAKLAND. Dec. sl.-The following marriage
licenses were issued today.
-McDAEIEL-Herbcrt u Ashley -
and Mary : Mcdaniel, -. both OF Oakland
E4ADA-ECRD-Alfrc b. BTuum, Il, and
Marguerite A Ford -. both of Oakland
EA-CERESA-Yalentine Casagrana.
p and Cerianfi Ceresa. Il, both ol san F1au-
KEEEEDY-BAKER- D. Kennedy, p.
Bishop. and A ElFa Baker. 2S. san Francisco
LlSIER-SCEMITT-Ren q. Lister. -. aud
Margaret =. Schmltt. Il. both Of Oakland
XARcUS-BoRSSTEIN- D. Marcus.
=, AID Rose Bernstein II both Of Oakland.
MERsEELL-TEEANE- L. Marshall
=. and Laura \. Thrane. =. both OF Ala
MATHEWS - JRATTIeER = Willie D. Mat
thews. 90 0aklea4. and Mary Jrattiger, 40,
KcswEIN-EREsT-Ben r Mcswein. 8.
aud Catherine 81 Ernst, =, both Of Pacific
Grove
VETERINARIAN E. Myers. p. and
Ella Il. Marsan. 2i both Of San Francisco.
EOPEL-EILL-Fr Frederick q. NopeL -, and
Jessica 4. Hfl. y, bOth of Oakland.
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REAL ESTATE
oAkLANp REaL EsrArr

Lot FRI Piedmont Vista Sex1I2 reef. block
Eou oakland aT- car lire and about g blocks
ron Piedmont station of the Key Routa- this
q 60 ideal lecel non ecr home Is sirus Ted On
tica ground and has e beautiful view. terms
fs5l cash ana bslsnce Of $500 In rnourhFv nav
weurs ~ 50. including interest Address box
1872 Gail offce. san Francisco
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Only - 40 per cent OF public school
expenses pays Tor the instruction.
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ALAaIEDA REAL EsTATE
FRUTrvALE REkL ESTATE
--- -.-----------
--n.- n-rr.- -

CENTRAL REALTY CO
s. -gl-F uruisifeti. new > room cottage. NJ 10
fs-e- cas- hair Hltek ~ direct car. beautiful
riau- large lor 2SxIC0f tbs IS the best bargain
tu TrrIrFalr
s. $40 -F.rsr-5rrI = room huuEsiqw- strictly
frsr class. large lot. half block a the avenue;
$50 essh.
81 raa-DaudT room cotraEe. Just finished /;
rear rho atenue- I'd 60 date, sas aud electric
rtrs. S-fg Gown
81 lnC-Ttree ro1ms. $50 down
CENTRAT REALTY CO..
27lZ Fruirrale aT.
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FRUTTEaLE lots

81 foof iot. highest nout overlooking tie bay and
cities. street work. sidewalks. gas. water.
shade trees. etc. direct cars 70 Oakland. :. +
- city. $500 down. SO per m08rh. Owner.
" r. WEBB care Republican. Fresno Cal
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PARADE
FEATURE OF FFTE
Mission Citizens Have ROusiBg
Celebration of the Passing
of 1908

Continued from Column s, Page
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fs5l cash ana hslsnoe of $500 in monthly pay
l1enrs ~ 50 including interest Address box
-s-- Gail ot6ce. san Francisco.
! DON'T Know
nf house of auE kind even --shsck.f stu
f-ec rs wen rs TINS Is that be bought for
-le r--ce placed on tt-s property on 18th and
Market an 30 fue shape. 3 lsrEe rooms. we'll
-oIre-. easily convertible inr0 store 1lts- ]
cons -e- his Crear buy AT s. 30, don't be TOO
.a-e aeain- l5is1l GEO y AUSTIN 1gls
Broadway. Oakland. or T. ". JEFFERSON
Really Co. go Aarket ST. san Francisco
DOES THIS SOUND REALs
fe- lots r Fie-nont- win aneEeelled view
So Pe- foot ID essE terms; his property IS
worth double t-is now think what ID VIII bring
neEf year. SIch offers are seldom made to The
p---c. = Tol are Interested cali Or write within
GILBERT P HALE.
hn0n ffi. I-i1u savings Bank h1ild ng- Oak
land. Csl Prone Oakland esiI
READ THIS BARGAIN
Five ron. high basement cottage iot 25Ell5
feet, blocks from car line: 10 minutes from
i4rh a1d Broadway; price sl-ieo; VIII aceept
p-rt casa OF Isde Tor good horses
D. - JOHNSON.
BucEeTe Stables. 18Th snd Broadway. oakland
RENT PAYER listen, 500 down. SO per mo1th
VII h-T 81 zc8 room cCtta-e street work.
sidewalks il- Address l42o Broadway oakland
sl-750-Reduced from $500 q sWeH. new
water lo- s7-exa08 feer- cement side1vzIks- >
blocks froE school stores sud cars payment
o1lT 500 cash balance ca mortesge- nrst
r0ne. nrst served ms place must and VII
10 s1lG- 81 Tou are interested. dCn't delay in
seeing this property. =. +. MINAE1. -
nth 81, oakland
BONES % monthly payments; banking interest;
VIII hult1 bay sou 8 home Pactfc
Hone But-dias Co, so BrnscWey. oaklaDd-
5000 Pretty rom cottage every convent
eree- 'iuker front ard driVewaE. Jog soxle5-
fske lo- as Qafr kaFmenr- blocks IRON
5atl 81. heT Route lenl-- Owner on premises,
BERKELEY REAL ESTATE
BWIGHT WAY AND SAY Pablo
Ehr ou line EeV -tIloluEs
z0xI32 BuIlcinz lot
Price sac.
I-ssr Terms
a. d coNkElN owner lSle BrosdUay- iakiand
BEAUITFCL new fats c. rooras. ClaremonC
a.s-zlel- -... --3ek 80 80 - ~ -. .-. - -
cement naseuenti PAYS ~ peI eenl net Al
dress Owner box I5Ee- caI Office
TIE Oaklsud Branch of TIE Cal IS al z5s
Eleventh - near Broadway Phones Sunset
0sklsnd I0S3: Home A23I5
ALAMEDA real ESTATE
A GREAT bargain ID Alameda s room house.
ciec--irirE gas fq- c0ekiag. hath and porcelain
-rf- i0l 3l2l-l- price S5-oJl- Terms SYuJ
deVa. balance per cent net. ICS6 Ceptral aF
near EuciuEl station 90 n-uures from foot OF
Market sr-- San Francisco II l4E BAE0N
SMITH lo1 Post 81. San Franeiseo.
So monthly sr6 suian arst payment for choice
~ uer- ulaIerl 2 room cottages al q hEr
Gain u sold Immediately. leaving Alameda
Owner. ipl4 Eagle as Near Bay station
500 Down. So moatlir huys god room hause
srf laE block from station and electric, chesar
Af6reSs gT5 Chesruur- phone Alamesla 26sI.
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SALOONIST ACCUSED
BY CUTLER SET FREE
Schmitz Decision in Supreme
Court Pleaded in the
Ritter Case

Continued from Page 1. Column 8
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] WANT 10 sell uy home in Fruitrale- acre
or land; larse. mo6ern bouse and furniture
cover garden. small fruir gardens vegetable
garden. henlerY. pigeon ruls. stables. horse.
carriages everything for sale "a complete
order. pziee $1,000 " z. BOWDIICH. 32l7
Rnstea AZ. FrrLrrale.
The San Francisco call., 1909-01-01

The iron trades council decided at It's
last meeting that all affiliated unions
risou mass meeting in the building
trades temple auditorium next SUNDAY.
The San Francisco call., 1909-01-01

George L Berry. president OF the
international union Of pTessmen. was
the guest Of the Sacramento printing
pressmen and assistants union at
banquet in the grill OF the Capital
hotel last Monday night There were
present the officers Of the allied print
ing crafts and several prominent citi-
zens-
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The brewery wagon drivers union
has elected the following as officers
for the ensuing term N ". silk.
president OF branch No. J. D. Tamke.
vice president. J. G. Jacobs. recording
secretary. {. HOurahan. j. Silk and
julius Peters. examining cor mittee.
Paul Volkman- president or branch No
.. A. Gamble. vice president: ". r.
Humberts. recording secretary; A. B.
Brown. sergeant at arms.
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Will. sch ms modern room ahouse cheap offer
best larzains in lots ln booming locliityi de-
fratari1ls- uew Ashhr line in frou.- California
- p sraflou 15H feet west Sacramen-o 81
Key Route staricu cock reS-- over llo SETS pf
ulsns ~ nouses built in Pasadena 10 select
frau- ss many former patrons a. references,
lor me do business with roa ana avo5d com
missions , r PATTON contractor IG2a
Astbv av-. Berkeler-
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pline Of this court. But II is the law OF
the land today. and as q lawyer and
while In a court I am bound. and your
honor Is bound. to accept il as the Law
The San Francisco call., 1909-01-01

Branch {. amslgamated carpenters
and iOiners. has elected the following
as officers- ". Cairne. president r. Fl
we'll. secretary. William Spencer. treas
urer. J. FrOsser and Craig Wallace
sick stewards. James Smith check
steward. Irvine SkeOch. money steward.
]. PrOsseT. w NIcOiS and j. Dallas.
branch committee. r Miller. J. j. Greer.
Willis<l Sheppard. George Mills and An
drew Mckenzie. trustees, Percy Brad
shaw and A Z. Halsen auditors; A. r
Halseu Fl. 6. Uren and J. J. Greer.
delegates 10 the district council OF car
penters-
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Minneapolis. AEinn.. is cut for the
convention Of the international typo
graphical union in 1910. and the way
the printers OF that city want 70 let
each possible candidate IS a delegate
know about this is 70 send such sta
tionery for private correspondence in
closed in a box bearing the annOuncs-
nent
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WIsEMAN-

WIsENAN-In Oakland CAL December So
1905. Charles Cook Wiseman. beloved son 81
John T. and Minnie Wiseman- native OF
Oakland gzIy sged 2 ysaEs sna y days
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Julia A. beloved wife of the late George
o. whitney. and loving mother OF Julia A.
and Peter o. Whitney Mrs T. J. DOury.
Mrs. o. L Olson. and the late Joha Z. and
Thomas H. whitney. native Of County Mon
ahnr, T~p1auff
The San Francisco call., 1909-01-01

Sscretarv Murray OF butchers union
No. 115 announces that All meat mar
kets butcher and pork shops will not
open New Years day.
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this eity. December 81 1908
Gertrude Merriam Schlundt dearly beloved
daughter Of Christ and Sophia Sehlundr and
sister, OF Lorine Sehiundt. a native OF san
Francisco, Cal. sged years months ard 30
DAYS
Friends and acquaintances are respectfully
invited 10 attend the funersl services tomorrow
Saturday. January =. 1909. al 10 O'Clock
A. m. al the residence OF tie parents I4T4
Twelfth avenue. Sunset. Internent Cypress
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The following have been elected "a
officers Of the sheet metal workers
union for the ensuing term T.. j.
Frisbie president. F. ID. Glen. vice
president " J. FOTbsrs. recording
secretary: r. a. Wissing. financial sec
retary. Charles Frahnl. treasurer, j.
Kelly warden. r Potter. conductor.
James NcCarron. trustee, ]. Sprague.
E J. Frisbie and T. Brooks. delegates
to the district c0uncil. z J.. Frisbie. F.
r Brooks J. Percy. J. Crane and 7.
SpraEue. executive board. J. D. Leary.
" Frederick. B MoTOnv. Fl A Wis
sing. E J. F'risbie. =. D Glen. D. n.
Davis and J. Crane. delegates 20 the
building trades council. j. D. Leary.
business agent
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J Don't KN0w

DON II KNOW
or house of any kind even --shsck.' stu
f-ec rs Wel rs TINS Is that can be bought for
-re r-ce placed ol THIS property on Isrh and
Market al iu Ele shape i7rEe rocu1s. well
-eure-. easily courer-lhle '1r0 store or dnts. 7
cons -e- rhls cresr buy S5.75Q. don't be TOO
la-e aEsin- i5fSzf GEO " AUSTIN. 1gIs
rpstTsT. Oakland. or T.. " JEFFERSON
EEALTt CO.. $50 Market 81. san Francisco.
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Bakers and coDfectioners' union No
z viii hold q special meeting saturday
10 elect officers for the ensuing term
Marcel Willie. organizer for this union.
reports that he has induced Il French
and Italian bakers 10 join the Oakland
union
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1909-12-12
FAMOUS CLOCKS.
Lyons cathedraI's Wonderful Time
piece.

From the London Globe.
Our Paris contemporaries remind ono
of Mark Twains account of public
clocks In Geneva. They show sublime
independence of one another, especial
ly where facts are concerned. The latest
instance is In regard to the clock of the
Palais de Justice, which Is now under
going restoration. Two papers assert
that 1t was constructed between 1855 and
1856, while a. third declares that It only
dates from 1852, and 1t is the replica OF
the work of German Pilon, and that the
original was set up in the time of Henry
III. Although the clock is famous, there
are others, we learn. which are still
more SO; for instance, the clock at the
Cathedral of Lyons.
The clock of Lyons Cathedral is a
wonderful piece of mechanism and the
legend describing 1t Is as follows: The
cock crows, the bell sounds the hours.
the little bells the Sancta Spiritus; the
angel opens the gate to salute the yir-
gin Mary. The two heads OF the lions
move the eyes and the tongue. The as
trolabe shows the hours in its degree
and the movement of the moon. More
over the perpetual calendar shows all
the days of the year. the feast days,
and the bissextile. The hours at which
the chimes are complete are s and s
o'clock in the morning, midday, and 1
and o'clock in the afternoon. The
chimes at the other hours are restrict
ed SO not to interfere with the cathedral
services.
Complicated indeed is the clock of
Beauvais Cathedral. 1t is said to be
composed of $1,000 separate pieces. ac-
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1909-12-12

cording to a French journal. One sees
on the 81 dial plates the hour. the day,
the week. and the month; the rising
and the setting of the sun, the phases
of the moon, the tides. the time In the
principal capitals of the world. togeth-
er with series Of terrestrial and as
Economical evolutions. The framework
is of carved oak 8 meters by 8 meters
of 26 feet by 16A feet. When the clock
strikes all the 'edihce" seems In move
ment. The designer wished to depict
the last Judgment. This wonderful work
recalls the clock of Strasburg and is
of modern construction. 1t is the work
of a Beauvaisian, M. Verite, who was
in the engineering department of the
Nord railway He died In 1887.
The cock crows. angels sound the
trumpet at the four cardinal points, imi-
tation flames appear from the openings
of little steeples right and left; God, the
Father, by an inclination of the head.
announces that He has coma to Judge
the world A SOUL that Of the impeni-
tent thief. appears before the Supreme
Judge. 1t is condemned ''a'lenfer'' and
a demon armed with pitchfork seizes
it and casts 1t In the abyss. Next comes
the soul Of the just. The angels adj
vance and conduct it to the realms of
day, sacred strains being heard as the
procession moves forward
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1909-12-12
The monasteries Of Tibet.

Every Tibetan family is compelled to
devote its first born male child to a mon
nstic life, says the London Telegraph.
Soon after his birth the child IL taken to
Z Buddhist monastery to be brought up
and trained in prtestly mysteries. At
about the age Of he joins one Of tho
caravans which travel to I4assa. There
no In attached to ono Of the local monas-
tories, where he remains AZ q novice I'M
til he in is, learning to read the sa-
cred books. and perform the religious
rites of his faith. The frst born son being
thus sent into the church, a. we should
say in this country, the second sons be-
come the heads Of the families and
marry. Unlike some other semi-civflixed
races, these young rihetans have the
right Of choosing their own wives A
T.betan girl. too. cannot be married of
by her parents without her own consent.
The curious custom in regard to the eld-
est sonL results Of course. In nea-ly every
Tibetan family acquiring the odor OF
sanctity BY numbering = monk among
IT. memberk-
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"a Beaut."

From Everybodys Magazine.
The golden-haired song bird had Just
bowed to her audience when q man
rushed frantically upon the stage and
cried
els there a physician In the house?'
A young mar in the third row, blushing
with embarrassment, arose.
Say, Doc" asked the man on the stage
with q jerk of his thumb toward the
singer, "ain't she beaut7"
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1909-12-12
NOW at all druggists in three
sizes Csc. soc and $1.0O
per bottle

Danderine enjoys a greater sale than
any other one preparation regardless OF kind
or brand. and it has much greater sale than
all of the other hair preparations in the
world combined
Sequachee Valley news. (Sequachee [Sequatchie], Tenn.) 1896-1952, 1909-10-28
Entertained Friends.

Miss Eliza Martin had as her guests
night Misses Clinnie Turner,
Anna Love Hoge, Pearl Clark, Messrs.
Jerry and Beene Walker, Frank Deak-
ms. Ben and Reece Boyd, which COM
posed a merry party. At 10 o'clock
they were shown to the dining room
by the hostess and refreshments were
served in fruit course. The decora-
tions in the dining room were green
and yellow. The center piece was a
beautiful fern with the white and yell
low roses. The green being carried
out through the rest of the rooms with
pot flowers here and there, and gave
to the rooms beautiful effect which
proved that the hand of an artist was
near. The decoration Of the parlor
was the center table, which was beau
tifully arranged with green and the
yellow and pink roses. The music
was furnished by Miss Clemmie Turn
er and was greatly enjoyed. The
guests parted at eleven with good
nights and expressions of pleasure al
the evenings entertainment, and all
agreed that Miss Martin was a charm
ing hostess.
Sequachee Valley news. (Sequachee [Sequatchie], Tenn.) 1896-1952, 1909-10-28
Work On New Plant.

The foundations are all in for the
new main building, 60x190 feet, at
the Sequatchie Handle Works, and
tons of rock are now being hauled to
form the cement floor. The single
tree shop has been framed up and roof
ing and iron will be put on in a few
days. The dry house has also been
framed. The new foundation for boil
erhas been laid in cement, and boiler
moved to its new position. Parts of
the engine have been sent to Chatta-
nooga for repairs, including the big
fly wheel, and foundation will be got
ready as soon as possible to install en-
CINE in the new position. Two wood
working machines. a grinder and lathe,
were installed in the saw mill build
ing, and work of preparing patterns is
going on, and any other work that
may be needed can be done on them.
Work has been rushed very fast on the
buildings, and the favorable weather
has greatly aided.