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Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1909-03-12
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Jas. McGuf!ie has moved his tailor
shop from the Baugh brick block to
the eastern end Of RAN street near
the Spokane Restaurant.
Frank Radmaker is making good in
his school work and quiet, orderly
room where good work is being done by
the pupils in their studies. is the result
of his efforts.
Judge Walters started Monday
morning for Albion. where he will
hold term OF the district court for
cassia county. He expects TO close
up there this week.
Mr. and Mr.. L. NJ. Blake passed thru
shoshone, Wednesday morning on their
way to Richheld where the Office of the
Idaho Irrigation Company is now locat-
ed and where, as General Manager, Mr..
Blake will reside.
Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1909-03-12
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Frank Milisaps WAS so well pleas
led With the milking machine on ex-
Inhibition here with the Farmers In
slttute DEMONSTRATION train that he
viii purchase and Install one III his
dairy during the present season. Mr..
Mlllssps dairy business Is gaining
al the tins and any saving IN labor
blythe Introduction OF new machiaers
viii pay big dividends on the capital
Invested providing it works saccess-
fully and there can be but little
doubt IN this case thai Il VIII do so.
Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1909-03-12
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Ground was broken Monday morn
ing. Tor the foundation Of a residence
on the corner OF Logan and shoshone
streets. the same being owned by r.
NJ starfh, who has been Identifying
the lots for some tine With a view to
building on them a lovely home. The
location IS certainly very desirable
one ard will BE getting more yalua-
Die as tme goes on
Joe Vernon who recently located
n shosbone as Civil EngIneor has
undertaken tho construction Of
Rrse copaty map founded ON gey-
ernmeai mgyeys aud drawn wholly
from cilieial records and the same IS
wei along toward complexion It
Viii De pp 60 date IN every particular
witch siyes is great value owing to-
me rapid cbanges going on here an
.he time Il Viii no doub, meet
populaf demand aad find ready
safe
Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1909-03-12
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Bishop Funston will hold confor
nation services in the Episcopa
Church OF shoshone next Sunday in
the morning and will preach at the
evening service.
Hon. Fred w. Gooding leaves for
Chicago and Washington the last Of the
week on business connected with the
National Warehouse Company. In
Washington he viii appear before the
tariff revision committee Of Congress.
L. G. Isenburg finds office work
too combining for his health and his
retirement from the Auditors office
as Deputy is to be made permanent.
Mr. lsenburg will remain on his ranch
near Hepburn and his wife and family
viii join him when school closes in
June u IS with regret that the
people of Shoshone yield TO the iney-
table and consent TO their departure.
Health is of more importance than
position or salary and Mr. lsenburg
is no doubt wise in his decision.
Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1909-03-12
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i.isingsicn Roberts. Of Ruperg. son
q Mrs. Holt q spending some time IN
ihls city and hc IS bouse decorator he
y taking asly jobs 81 that line Of work
hat presents ihemseIges M Roberts
isoue q re Mlriaota project settlers
and BIKE many others Re often goes out
% syork while she fnmliy hold down DO
homestead.
fhe l. " walker residence ias,
wess a tow IS neaang completion and
j VIII mak 3 sosmf aud eleKant home
~ hl fsn,lls. near enoagh Tor tho
children q altered sehoel There ii
considerable lsad ou his homestead
tlaaf ean he culiivaed enough for al
lovely frpis esnlee snd 10 Doubt Mr.
Walker vlll dpen way q, rrigate ii
a marriage license $40 ISSUED. March
5ih. "a willard h 4 l.yoo4. ~ lefsnie.
ard Nerae Hairy d Nora Yak:ma.
Naslnngsoqs A. tbe tine he groom
Was gettiae BIZ beense she bride was
% her way sbosieoo from Washing
ton. hut the train usss lsle which corr.
sasiled Encouragement AZ tbs programs. +
Il sac the nteaties tie parties to go
On frpm here - Jerome whore the
wefhsirg ceremony spilld be performed,
but whea the de'ned train arrived the
soDpit proceeded 81 c8ce to the Metho-
4tas "a, ,.-..t..., ,iss..,.4 p... Flf....,. t...f
Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1909-03-12
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GRATIS 8 Waters are the exclusive
SCENTS "a shpshone Tor the celeerats
20 arm o. chasiep stevens & Co Of
hieaso and they carry samples gor
salts gowns etc. a satisfactory III
g guaranteed n every case
Judge fplier is taking advantage Of
2 sisck tree b probate court business
to overhaul the records and finish up 4
lo' or work that haa been necessarily
delayed by rush 81 new business. The
Judge IS one of those who are always
found At their post 81 duty ard always
ready 70 serve the public
Martha csrloek has charge Of q
class IN welser and this Is her second
@'eek Of service Miss Gaflock IS ye-
~ successful 81 her llpe Of chosen
work and The youne people OF Wei
ser are fortunate III securing her
services
" r cosset' vas ~ to RichnslI'
Monday and was very much encourae-
"a over the prospec,s there FOR nv
preseat season. While there. wofs
men were putting ia tho mains FOR
fisy water which speaks wen Tor the
enterprise Of re young menle.raiite
Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1909-03-12

OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
: chas r Mannins was shoshon
visitor Monde eveniag
: PsEsanger No. stopped 10
brsskfasf n ssoshone, TUESDAY
nvraIns
e p Smith Of The shoshone Land
NosapaAy. was on the sick list the
Il fisst Of The week
\ The anest IIns Of the very latest
iDoyIetiss "a shirt waists and ladies'
goNns q ssrabIe & Waters.
The Catholic lsdies viii serve a hot
dinner ~ Mrs Donoyan's st. Patrick >
das. March l7th, from till o'clock
y Wertheiiner, Of fiaiiey, returned
Saturday from flye weeks visit in
she far east, TO baltimore and other
ports
The members OF the Greek Letter
Socletlesiu this county. numbering 2S
VIII hold a dance in the shoshone
opera house next Saturday evening.
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Leuten services at the Episcopal
church, Litany and address every
Wednesday at 100 p M Holy week
services Wednesday. Thursday and
Friday.
Miss Mabel FuId OF HALEY was In
the cay the last Of the week visit
Ing her sister, Miss Fern Fuld. the
priced primary teacher OF the sho-
shone schools
Miss Boulware is taking fortnight
vacation as Chief Of the Central Tee-
phone Office and Miss Minnie jarvis, Of
Haley takes her place. 1t is rumored
that Minnie Bowman will also take
trip for recreation in the near future.
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II Is more than Rely that Mr. and
FRS. G. D. Noynger viii return to
heir shoshoue home 70 spend the
ummer months, owing to the creator
eat Of Colorado Springs at that sea-
on Of the year
AIRS O. J Brennan left for Boise 4
aesdey morHssR 20 visit her daugh- n
pa FLORENCE, who is attending school y
here, and the many friends and ac- J
Of bers who reside in the 4
apiial city #
The frame work Of the Paul Had {
pck residence or the corner Of Boise p
pd Oregon streets, was erected the is
'st Of the week and work is pro-
'essing satisfactorily since then. The
Hiding win consist Of Ave rooms K
ID one screencd-iu room, aud viii
Of the bungalow style.
Rev. Barnes, District superIntend- hi
4 OF the Methodist Conference occu- in
cd the pulpit Of the shoshone Me- St
odist church last Friday evening. is
~ was the onlS assistance the res m
'nt pastor has had during the first re
EEK Of special meetings inaugural re
hy him. wi
Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1909-03-12
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Mrs J 1. Beckett accompanied by
Dr- Dill went to hoise last Friday
evening" and took final treatment Ut the
boise hospital. returning Monday even
irQ
DO nos be ~ TOO bis hurry 10 luy
Sour spring hat. War and see the fine
fae street snd dress hats to bd opened
~ ~ Mrs Stella H. 30 erts on
"Wednesday. the lsth
Mrs Eians Reed % pocateIlo.
no had been visiting III Boise. stop
ned Of ia sheshone. Tuesday even
eng, on her return 20 visit her bro
ther, W 81. Fields
Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1909-03-12
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D L. Pruitt, of Gooding. who
had a general merchandise store here
IN shoshone year ago last winter.
started Tuesday for Texas, where he
is going to look after some iteest-
ments He win visit the Gulf Coast,
region, where the winters are not
recognized except by almanac and
where tropical fruits Of all knds
grow almost as they do in Cuba and
the Hawaiian islands lie vii. be
away for about a month.
Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1909-03-12
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TAKEN UP Taken up at zane
ranch near Taichheld. Idaho, one bay
horse about nine years old, weighs
about 1850 pounds, branded With
blotch brand on left shoulder. Has
saddle marks and also an old wire
scar on left hind foot. This borse
will be sold on April ilth,
WA NJ srRUNK. Rich6eld.
Christ church. Shoshone. Idaho; nom
ing prayer II a. M; evening prayer.
l.3o p m. Holy Communion LIST Sunday
in the month, l a. m. Holy Commun-
ion Srd Sunday m the month. $50 pm.
Sundsy school. Inn: Guild meets every
othesS Wednesday, p. M. Daughters
q th$ King, tsr. ehapter) lst and srd
Fridays. 3 p. M Daughters Of the
King Dr. chapter) LIST, End and Sfd
saturdays. Sp- M. Teachers meeting.
Thursday. 1870 p. M Choir practice,
Friday SIP. m. You are cordially IN
fitted 70 the services Of the church.
REV S. W. CReAsEY. Rector.
The San Francisco call., 1909-12-05
DRAMA PRESENTED
BY COLLEGE CAST
Matinee Performance OF "The
Bells" at Santa Clara Wins
Hearty Approval
Especial Dispatch 10 The Call


SANTA CLARA, Dec. 4.-The first
performance of The Bells" under the
direction of the senior dramatic club
of Santa Clara college, was given in
College hall this afternoon The matt
nee was for the converts and schools
in this vicinity and it drew a large
audience
The play as presented by the college
thespians reflected credit upon them
and their director, George G. Fox, S. J.
Edmond s. Lowe, playing the star role,
that of Matthias, the burgomaster, car
ried the audience with him and showed
unmistakable ability as an amateur
actor
a. Cecil Posey was seen to advantage
In the role of Hans. a good natured,
jovial old fellow. Martin Detels es-
sayed the role of Christian the son
in law to be of Matthias, the burgo-
master. George ]. Mayerle in his two
roles of Daddy Walters and the Mes
merist made decided hit
The performance was a success, and
while 1t was in no way such a large
undertaking as Constantine last May,
the acting was nearly as capable. An
other performance will be given Mon
day evening. This will be for every
body, and judging from the advance
sale of tickets a large audience will
then greet the young actors.
The San Francisco call., 1909-12-05
PRETTY CEREMONY
AT INSTALLATION
California Chapter No. 1873, Or.
der of Eastern Star, Holds
Public Exercises

Golden Gate Commandery hall in
Sutter street was tastefully decorated
with American flags. flowers and green
cry last night for the reception of the
members of California chapter No. 1873.
Order of the Eastern Star, and the
guests invited to witness the public in
stallation of the officers of the chapter.
The roster of officers follows:
Minnie Agnes Comegys, worthy ma
tron; Thodore Hansen, worthy patron;
Efie Easton. associate matron; Luella
Aureola Raabe. secretary; Mae Eliza
beth Jellinick, treasurer; Lucia King
Mclean, conductress; Julie Whitman
Pracht. associate conductress; Leona
Norjne Brunings, Adah; Nellie Maude
Newhoff Ruth: Hanna Sadie Lindbloom,
Esther; Grace Rose Frank, Martha
Elizabeth Gertrude Rice Electa; Linda
Alama Brink. warder; Mark Lemon, SEN
unel; William Langstaff, chaplain.
Adele Maude McWiiliams. marshal, and
Emily Wood Ferguson, organist.
The ceremony of installation was per-
formed by retiring Worthy Matron Mrs.
Georgia e. Galley. She was assisted by
Past Patron Walter Scott Gray as chap
lain and Anna Gray as marshal
Grand Patron Phineas L. Ferguson,
on behalf of the chapter. presented a
handsome diamond set jewel of the
rank of past matron TO Mrs. Galley and
a diamond pin to DR.. A. d. Mclean,
the retiring patron, as an earnest of
the lodges appreciation of their
services Other gift giving was the
order of the evening.
Another feature was the march to the
altar and the seating of the points of
the central star, which was specially
arranged for this chapter
During the last year the worthy
matron has been very successful. hav-
ing added 43 to the roll of member
ship.
Amo chapter of the Order of the
Eastern Star Will give an entertain
ment and ball in Golden Gate Com
mandery hall to its members and their
friends tomorrow night. A vaudeville
program has been prepared for the oc-
casion.
The San Francisco call., 1909-12-05
SECOND CAVALRY
READY TO SAIL
Arrives From East and Boards
Transport Logan, Which
Leaves Tomorrow

The Second cavalry arrived from Fort
Des Moines yesterday and is now quar-
tered on the transport Logan, which is
to sail for the Philippines tomorrow at
II o'clock.
AS soon as the troopers were in
stalled on the vessel Colonel Frank
West. commander of the regiment, ac-
called officially at department head
quarters They were received by
Colonel w. L. Finley, chief of staff,
who is temporarily acting in charge
of the department.
The troopers. who number 900, were
given their months pay yesterday
afternoon on the transport dock by
Paymasters Major G. Z. Pickett, Major
Erneste V. Smith and Captain E. II.
Cooke. The sum paid to the troops
was $4,000, a large portion of which
the men will invest in supplies and
commodities for their trip across the
Pacific. Colonel West reports that his
troopers are in excellent condition.
On Christmas day on board the trans
port there are to be great doings."
Uncle Sam has provided a splendid re-
past of turkey. chicken. cranberry
sauce and mince pie for everybody on
board.
In the afternoon big Christmas tree
will be put up in the officers dining
hall and another one will be put up for
the soldiers on the forward deck. There
will be Christmas services in the morn
ing, led by Chaplain David L. Fleming.
while the band will play selections
appropriate to the day.
Colonel John C. Dent of the Four
teenth infantry, now in the Philippines.
has been ordered before an army retir-
ing board at Manila for examination
for physical disability. General Ii. ID.
Potts is president of the board appoint
ed to examine Colonel Dent.
Colonel Dent is well known on this
coast. mmediately prior to his de-
parture for the islands he was stationed
at Vancouver barracks.
The San Francisco call., 1909-12-05
MOTORCYCLfRSA ARE
HURT IN COLLISION
Dare Devil' Derkum at 70
Miles an Hour Crashes Into
Another Machine

Los ANGELES, Dec. 4.-Traveling at
the rate of 20 miles an hour on a
motorcycle. Paul Derkun, known as
Dare Devil Derkum,'' struck the
motor cycle ridden by c. H. Jackson,
another racer. on the Ascot park track
today during practice ride. and as a
result Derkum. Jackson and a boy. II
years old. named Paul Zinc are all in
the hospital with severe injuries.
The machine ridden by Derkum con-
tinued along the track after the rider
was thrown from it, and, after crash
ing into the fence, struck the boy.
Jackson was thrown several feet
and has a fractured arm and laeera-
tions of the face and body.
Derkum has a deep cash in his right
arm and is bruised about the body
while the boy was cut on the thigh
and is bruised in several places on
the body.
The San Francisco call., 1909-12-05
BIRTHS

BACH-m this city, December ,, 1903, 10 the
wife Of A. c. Bach tnee Hoiling), son
BRACE-In BurlinEame. Cal. December !, 1903,
10 the wife of James II Brace. son
CRAIGIE-In this city November 80. 1909, 10
fhe wife Of T.. ". Cralgie fnee SULLIVAN, q
daughter.
DE BENEDETrI-In san Mafeo. CAL NoveIn-
her 2s 1909 10 the wife Of j. l.. de Benedettl
iuee CuneO). q daughter.
FITZPATRICK-Tn this city, November 2s,
1903. to the wife Of Edward Fitzpatrick lfor-
mery Camilla Duclosl. son
PETTEE-In this city November -, 1909 to
the wife Of Joseph J. Pettee. son.
ROONEN-In this city. November IS. 1909, 10
thc wife James j. Rooney daughter
B9SENDORN-In Reedlee. Cal, December /.
1909. 10 the wife OF BeBDO Rosendorn. a
daughter
The San Francisco call., 1909-12-05
REFUSED TO Mss
&HFR, WIFE CHARGES
Mrs. Geneyieve Watson Recites
Story of Cruelty in Divorce
Cross Complaint

That William J. Watson, formerly a
teller ;n the First national bank, is
cunning. tricky and untrustworthy." is
one OF the allegations made yesterday
boy Genevieve Watson in her cross COM
plaint to the divorce suit begun by
Watson. There are many other charges.
Watson told his wife he married her TO
make a home for him, it is asserted
soon after the wedding he began TAX
ins lunch with his mother, explaining
that he got better food. better cooked,
than at his own berne. Mrs. Watson
says she did her best in the kitchen.
but she never could satisfy her hus-
band
Mrs Watson complains that the night
or their wedding while they were away
on their honeymoon. Watson refused
To kiss her when she asked him to. Il
am dead sired. I want a good nights
rest and do not want to be disturbed" :"
the bridegroom of a few hours is al
legged TO have saic TO his bride.
There was a great family row over
-the evening paper July 4. 1908 Wat
son is said to have dema nded the paper
from his wife, saying that he paid for
ii and wanted il. Not only that, but
le snatched the paper from her, tore it
in fragments. threw the pieces on the
floor and hurled his wife against ped
estal according TO the cross complaint.
Mrs. Watson says her <nuckle was
broken and her left arm dislocated and
made black and blue by the attack.
1 Vow viii you give me the paper when
J ask for it2" Watson shouted when il
was all over.
Pearl Wall was granted a divorce by
Judge Cabaniss yesterday from Al
phonse Wall on the ground OF cruelty.
= s. AfcMurray began suit for divorce
against Elizabeth McMurray on the
szround of desertiOn.
The San Francisco call., 1909-12-05
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The San Francisco call., 1909-12-05
Marriage Licenses

Tile following marriage licenses were issued
b san Francisco Saturday, December 4. 1903;
: BAT.I'Z- cAfAHON-Charles Bsltz, 21, and
sadie c. McAIahon, Is, both Of 46S5 Eight
ecnth ST.
FHaDPoT-RNF-SCAR ARLETT-Fred A Chad
bourne Jr.. p. Suunyvsle, and Lois ]. Scar
lett. IS Suisun.
B-CUNNTNGHAM HAM-Alatthew Deabb "a,
#ll Glrara ST.. and Annie Cunningham, "a
$40 San Jose ave
FIFA NG-MEADOWS-Al d. Flemming,
IS Fort Barry. and Anita Meadows, "a, Mon
rerer.
JONES -ENA-Ralph Jones' D. and Mary Ena.
p both Of Long Beach
KNOX -CIARK-Jarnes r. Knox. 20, 2036
O'Farreu ST., and Lille d. Clark, is, 239c
Cough 81.
TTON-AGT IION-Antonio Lion %. and Ma
riana Aguillon %. both Of Fairfield.
SpTNFLII-MONTIERI Spinelli. %, San
Francisco. and Maria Montieri, 26, San Fran
The San Francisco call., 1909-12-05
Notable Deaths

EMILE JANE LoYsoN OF PARIS Paris.
Dee. 4-Emilie Jane DoysOn. wife OF the
former priest Charles Loyson. died todsy.
Shc was born in New York in 1888. the
daughter II AmOry Burferheid- Her first hus-
band was Captain Edwin r. Norman an
American. on September 30. 1872 she was
married in London 10 the then Father BeFson.
REV HENRY J. DUMAcH, COLLEGE PREsl-
DENT-lTlirsgn Dec Rev. Henry J. Du-
mach. former president Of st. Ignatius college
In this city. died in his apartments at the
college building YESTERDAY At ne time of his
death be was assistant pastor Of the Holy
Family church.
WALLACE D. WOODRUFF. MANUFACTURER
santa Monica. Dec. Wallace D. Wood
ruff 2 clock manufacturer Of Winsted, Conn.,
who had made his home here for four years
died last night. aged s. years
The San Francisco call., 1909-12-05
DEATHS

ADAGIo-In this city. December ,. 1909. Frank
Adagio.
AMUNDSoN-In Oakland Cal. December T.
1903. Lars Frederick Amunds0n, beloved hus-
baud Of Amanda l.. AmundsOB. a native OF
Norway aged So years months and days.
ASSALIEO-In this city. December ?, 1909,
DomenicO AssalnO. dearly beloved husband Of
Catherine Assaiino. and devoted father Of
James Nicholas. Joseph and Louis AssaliDO
and Alrs. Rosa PittO. Mrs. Mary Arvigo and
AIRS Lille Mitchell native OF Italy, aged "a
wears months and IS days
Friends and acquainfanccs respectfully
invited 20 attend the funeral tomorrow Mon
days. December 8, at a. m. from his
lafc residence I64 Talbert street (Sx Mile
House Nistacion valley, thence TO Corpus
Christi church. where solemn requiem high
mass Will be celebrated for the repose Of his
SOUL commencing at 1890 O'Clock q. m. In
fcrmenf Holy Cross cemetery.
BIBO-Tn this city. December g 1902 Samuel
Pfbo beloved husband Of Pauline Bibo. and
hrofher Of Nathan. Simon, Saul. Joseph, Emil
and BENJAMIN Bfbo Mrs. Lena Wise. Mrs.
Devid Reermaun and Mrs Herman Bloch. a
native of Brakel Wcstphalias Germany, aged
a IS wears and months
The fuDerai services will be held today
y sunday at 10 o'clock a. m, from the resi-
cnce n ! = Mack, 269S Pacific avenue
Intcrnent private.
CoPE-In this city. December 4, 1909, Walter
Burton Cope husband OF Asenath Hartron
The San Francisco call., 1909-12-05
HERO OF DIAMOND
NEGLIGENT SPOUSE
"Rube" Waddell May Have
Loved His Wife, but "Oh,
You Fights!'
| Dispatch 10 The Call

ESPECIAL Dispatch 10 The Call
ST. LOUIS, Dec. 4.-When George
Edward wadden C"Rube'). in giving
his deposition in his suit for divorce
TODAY. was asked if he did not live
happily with his wife during the year
1904, he replied:
Il put in one of a time'
Rube told the story of his matrimo-
nial trouble before Notary Public C.
T. Jarvis He said he married Mae
Skinner three days after he met her in
Lynn, Mass, in June. 1909, and that
their troubles began three days after
ward.
Rube testified that he did not remem-
Der the name of the preacher who per-
formed the ceremony.
During the first three weeks of your
married life you stayed at home most
of the time, did you not?'' Rube was
asked.
yes. except, when 1 went to the
lights
We'll, how often did you go to the
fghts?7
Rube scratched his head and ap-
peared to be thinking intently.
Wen, Monday niShlS went 70 the
National athletic club to referee the
bouts Wednesday nights L was at Jack
McGruigan's club to see the fights
Thursday nights I had to go to another
athletic meeting, and Saturday nights.
too.'
But you stayed at home Sunday
nights?"
.'Oh, yes, except when for couple of
hours l went over to the club to play
a game of pool" answered the diamond
hero