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The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1909-02-21
wANTED-FEMALE HELP.

wANTED-FEMALE HELP.
wANTED-Good girl fer general house
work. Apply to DR.. Grace Stratson, resi-
dence or office.
EMPIRE Employment Agency, No. 3 ".
20 So. Sell go; Ind. SIS Headquarters
for hotel and domestic help.
wANTED-Gooa girl for general house
work. Apply 124 9 St
wANTED-Seving girls; must be first
class Apply 90 East 9th South.
WANTED-GirI FOR general housework:
no washing. sleep at home; German 81
Scandinavian girl preferred No. 10 lvsn-
hoe apartments
HOME sEWERsTo make up qusnti-
" Of material, nothing to sell: Sl6.G each
4 dozen; answer by letter, inclosing return
envelope Muskogee Mfg Co. Dept. g.
Chicago
WANTED-Trustworth woman each lo-
weekly; position permanent. Clarke Co,
ie5 Park ave. New York city.
WANTED Exuerisneod corset saIeslady
end filter. Walker Bros.
WANTEu-Good cock: also a house
maid, Tor three gentlemen. good wages
references required. J.. O. Box 10 MuT-
ray.
wANTEp-A riri for general house
work. Apply al East 9Th South.
WANTED G.rl for general housework
Apply 81 = street.
WANTED-Cood young giri 70 assist
with general hOIsew0rk. 81 list ave
wANTED-Gfri for general housework
81 Fast Sd South.
WANTED Young woman for general
housework. 2e3 East 9Th South.
wANTED-A wholesale house wishes
services Of practical woman. married "
widow. G %. Herald
WANTED-At once. lady for HgLt
housework. , Goddard court I'd South
bet. Cd and Sd East.
wANTED-Nev students can ente-
Densger's Business College ~ any time
Visit our school before you decide to ell
ter ClseAvi ere.
wANTED-Good. quick sirl. fov genera
housewoTk. kind treatment assured. 6eN
111s-Z.
wANTED-Girl for general housewor.1
IN small apartment two III family. L.
quire OF Mrs Ellsworth Daggett. - South
Fifth East
WANTED Lady solicitors: Eoo1 WAGE
and commission. inquire 30 west SO
South, 9 10 10 o. N.
wANTED-Lady agent So south stat
street
WANTED competent girl 70 coos
and assist with housewori. in small fam
ily. e66 L. So. Tempt 81
WANTED-Good girl for general house
work, must 'be good cook, German pre-
ferred. Apply a. III SO. ". Temple. Red
man Moving 81 Storage 60.
wANTED-A good young girl 20 assist
with hOusework. Call mornings. Apply
So 1st ave
wANTED-GirI wanted. Enquire 2s2 z
So Temple
WANTED-A young girl who needs
home to help take care Of baby and assist
in light housewoTk; references Fiat %
l52 South % East
wANTED-Hotel and restaurant help
wanted daily for city and country Tel
US what you want and we viii get Il for
TNTERMoUNTAIH EMP. AGENCY.
g West I'd South. Both phones 1855
Department for ladies'
IT WILL, PAY YoU-A COURSE N
THE UTAH BUSINESS COLLEGE. WE
TRAIN FOR THE BEST SERVICE
WANTED
sTRoCKts EMPLOYMENT AGENCY.
Mattresses. cooks. chambermaide.
House girls and ell kinds OF restaurant
help wanted for city and country.
No. East Second South. Phones -
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1909-02-21

WANTED-Gooa girl for general house
work. Apply 12l 9 St
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1909-02-21

WANTED-Good girl fer general house
work. Apply 70 Dir. Grace Stratson. resi-
dence or office.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1909-02-21

EMPIRE Employment Agency, No. ".
20 So. Bel s5N4; Inc. ais. Headquarters
for hotel and domestic help.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1909-02-21

MONEY LOANED to merchants. bust
ness men, railroad. street car men and
other employees. upon their own note. City
Loan Agency, e1i Tribune Bldg
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1909-02-21
GE0L0GIST.

r. FORESTER examines and reports
on mining and mineral properties. Rooms
aie-g1S Brooks Arcade. Both phones
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1909-02-21
TUNING AND PIANO REPAIRING.

JOHN N. TAGGART, headquarters n.
Y. & Western Piano Co. South Main.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-03-27
The Models Secret.


The Cloak Models Association has rl U.s.
ed their calling 90 the status of "a fine
art Tho development and retention Of "a
perfect hEurc ls made the study or their
lives. As a result they receive high sale
aries and. Of course, live correspondingly
well
But good living and "a perfect figure
are seldom coutomporancous in the same
LADY They are so only when that lady
Us willing 10 pay for her good times hy
most strenuous and persistent physical
EFFORT 90 keen hcr TAT down. So the
premier models some OF whom are mid
die aged have had Go tight good hght
hitherto.
Hitherto is used advisedly. for now
the struggle ie less keen Instead of DICT.
ing and exercise beinE their reliance. the
following mixture is asked to 90 the
work Of keeping these ladies profession
ally nt One-half ounce Marmola, h
ounce Fluid Extract Dascara Aromatic,
and 81 ounces OF Peppermint Water.
This is taken a. teaspoOuful after meals
and at bedtlme. and renorts indicate it
does not violate the trust put in &c.
Those with "a tendency 90 fatten up keep
their figures stationary by its means
while many finding themselves ovorfat
have lost as much as a pound Say hy
its use.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-03-27
NEW LIBRARY BOOKS.

The follow ing IS volumes will bo add
Cd To- the public library Monday morn
ing. March &c. 1909:
MISCELLANEOUS.
Commercial club traffic bureau. salt
lake City-Potition reference).
peuenbaugh-A canyon Voyage.
Dresscr-TivinE by the Spirit
Duncan story OF Minstrelsy.
Hart. Ed.-American Nation, 20 vol
umus
Hascll-TaEso.
Judson-Road Preservation and Dust
Prevention.
Kiug-socming Unhealthy Of Spiritual
Life
Lucas. Ed.-Ladles' Pageant
Miu-System OF Logic.
Con,pavro-M ontaigue and Education
of the Judgment
scott-Texts OF the Peace Conferences
at The Hague. 1889 and 1907.
Wobster-Primitive Secret Societies.
FICTION.
Paimer-Tho Big Fellow.
Roherts-David Bran.
SEED g-WiCk-Amabel ChanuHc
Woods -sappho in Boston
CHIDDREN's BOOKS.
BIauchard-Fo Corners at school
Hamilton-StOry of Abraham Lincoln.
FIuwkes-B Black Bruin
Iaug-Story OF General Gordon, Story
OF Joan Of Arc. story OF Robert Bruce,
Princes and Princesses.
Raymond Little Miss Evangoliue.
Wclls-MaIjorie' s. Busy DAYS.
Wiggiu-Tales Of Laughter.
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Pn3uGS {: : !: :. a:
GEO r. BVTCT DRVG co.
zoe Main--KenYon P.armary.
WOMAN'S BREAST
A CANCER NEST.
Any Lump In Woman's Breast Is
Cancer

pf an parts of the human body WOO
mans breast is the most common aud
most fatal place qor cnncnu phvri-
clans without great experience do nor
know that lump in Womsus bro "a
is cancer The best book pcrhs os
ever printed ou cancers and rumors
cured without knife OF pain teaches
ANA proves that amy tmor lump or
sore on the up, face on anywhere six
months As cancer. I'm this hook the
author who is the most success fuI
cancer specialist living and 20 whom
tho medical journals the world over
have given great praise. offers $1,000
f DE fails 10 cure any cancer he treats
before 10 has poisoned deep glands and
charges nothing until cured Many
poor are cured FREQ. 30 X-Rav or
other sWindlc. but strictly reliable.
This book costs 90 cents 20 those who
have no cancer but Is froe 20 those
who describes their case. Tho reader
may save "a NE by sending This tn
someone with cancer. Address Or.
and AIRS. Dr. Chamlcy g. Co., 1i1 81.
NaIu ST.. suite J Los Angels. Cal
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~ vain may go kncci and plead
VINO follow the Dream Mans tend.
Ahu iaii BY the why he lru,c-
lie tarric, his steps for none.
hut the CLEAN of his sumbcr cycs---
On dearly their glance i- wont
~ more IMAM the stars aud the sun.
ana an the Hight o. the skies.
Aloud from the distant sea
d, NM low from a far-of range.
Tic calls 90 Tire soul OF me.
ana PLAYS in an unknown kcy
song In % rhythm strange.
Lola Ridge Ia April Ain.Icc'.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-03-27
Piles Cured Al Home By New
Absorption Method.

no sou suffer from bleeding uchinF.
blind or protudinE Ptles, send me your
yourseIf an home by the new absorp-
tI0u treatment and VIII also send
some Of thiE home treatment free for
trial with references from your own
locality m requested. Immediate re-
ief and permanent cure assured SEND
M money but tell others OF this o.
fer Write today no Mra ~. Summers
Boa p. Aoue Dame. lad
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-03-27
VETERAN AUTHOR

George Meredith recently eaIcHra red
his e.Euty-uI-t birthday Many OF
his friends ana most writer's of prone
iueuCD I England ."ut him messages
uf D1uEratu |IUur. and there were seF-
eraI cables from America Meredith
lives .n tiny UtIa cottage built ~
flint and brick II ID place called Box
him. Surrey, Boo very beautiful part
of the country not Gan south from LON
don. iIa has been a rco.use Cor many
years. though taking a. deep and living
interest u the world without being
exactly of &c. he reads hIs daily uI-
pers without fall and Interests himself
in tho most up-tO-date subjects Re
Gently. hr gave % careful study tu Eug-
lands scheme of raising "a te.rIf8r az
army 500 much so. iu TACT. that when
the secretary OF war; Haldaue spent
tgW days tt LeatHurleal mean M.r.-
dltls place. he made special point
uf calling CON- the author and d.s.uH ing
Dis army plane HaIdHnn and Meredith
aIe old personal fr.audF both having
attended tho same university m G.r-
many
Meredith. up 90 "a few years ago was
great athlete famous particularly a#
"a walker Recently however boz has
been confined t1 taking drives about
Tine country which he loves rU we'll 80.
goes about With h.s nurse. colo. HIH
kaIdeucr-a worry OLD persona. friend
moro than sDNaut-h.e akv-lerrl6r
SANDY" iu Hte cart pulled by Dis
donkey another fuend-wh.rh ho has
chUstrufd 'IIulC" Meredith Dol "a
choery ad. 1l everything lie is "a doe
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-03-27
THE DREAM.MAN.

on. what does the Dream Man moan.
ma why doc, itc WaVc hi> waudP
Aiar where the tussoCl,- lean
lie walks ON the ulaiu unseen.
And calls to the night beyond.
Tic moon h. bcriugcd and male
Win only the Dream Mans c,cs
To guide DER the slender trail,
Aud what u their llght should fail
Away where the shadows rise?
TIC plays on WOudrou~ reed.
And deep arc the spells lac ,ycaycs.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-03-27
KiPGng Says He'd Like to Kill the Man Who
Wrote The Absent Minded Besear.
London Literary Letter

Special correspondence,
4 oNDON. March 19.-Kipling Isl tho
subject Of good story Just now
going the rounds It is told by
The Eev. o. J. Harris, pastor OF
a Congregational church i'm London.
who ia an intimate friend of the au-
thor. 81 was sitting with Klpllne one
day boz Die garden In Rockingham" said
the reverend gentleman i'm the course
of recent Interview when a street
organ stopped in front Of the place and
struck zap the tune The Absentmindod
BeEgar l>ipliug then went ON 20
say that 10 was difficult 10 understand
how De could ever have allowed PAY.
Pay Pay t1 Boz published, and attriu-
utou 90 thc same pen which produced
i0o I'eoe- .nual' This is an inter-
oetiug s.do.Ight on the famous author
te.. Harris says that IlIplIng is Iu-
tenao'N alive 10 hls own SHORTCOMINGS.
and k"eu.y sensitive Co amy bIuuders
oft which H. considers himself guilty
NUu. publisher. and many Of DIS
friends might lavish unb1uudod praise
ON certain of h., works Eiplug him-
self Is worry severe lu Judgment and
often di7rraiIts his own efforts. SAYING
unfortunately. 4 ann unable 90 de-
certainly humble and admirable at-
ttudu and might Wen boz taken 90 heart
hE H largo number of writer's who cone
slider tHaI whom they walk ON one side
of tho literary world, the other s.ic
tIre up.
CURES FOR uRUNKENNEss.
Hd.r IaararI Is st present taking
dn.u personal interest Boo thc cure of
.|H b. !. L.
bench Ui IaaE Isfrftcs and senior meme
b.r of another and in the course of
h.s caracr has dealt with some thuua-
Huds al drunk ana ds1rierles." lIe
hHa recently given his view Oh iutD.l-
porauD" iu British government roe
port sama of his suggestions are quite
radical I'nr Instance. among other
things hr says.
"I submit that the best way to proc
Wo.r -1hu..N is t0 make 10 exceeding
N uncomfortable i0r the Individual who
gets dHuua q um quite certain chat
II publ" IuiHN.rHfIUn ceased 90 boz treII-
tI aH Blind Ol troublesome and maId-
dHruuH joke. and n lts repcuuous were
pun eHeu with sguteuceE OF confinement
Increasing bob 'fufuH Zoo proportion t1
Che frequency of the offence. IustcHd of
te.nH eHnIUuel by "a hyc-shNung gl POD
pr "frH EmHI."I mo $3.50 should hear
and seU Oh rraHf deal less of .t Than wt
do Ht present
IHn famous author of "Enr Solo
MONT NHr.. fhD' and other hoosF
fn.u rH.H uu fn recommend OBJ. faI-
lu"|ne drastic measures f0r cadIeaf-
IuE f... ....
.FH.t Hnu.r dismissal with b. oau-
ton. second offence. tnc ordinary Hna.
iHII IH.nu" committed without tho
ulf.Hu nf H Hu. tommIftlI should uU,
be- OBJ 900 ordinary prison ha SAYS Boz
I.H report hut to special druaIf-
mout whore uehriates could b. suite
ably treated with "a view t0 tbolr rs-
formation IliH FirNs ou tho drunk
that goes bon for making row" ono
yery strong 'If the dlunkenncss
should Boz complicated with violence
he FaFH. 1r with pho zee III that nlthy
language u which drunks are wont 10
foam out tleir own Shame In public.
or n the intoxicated person should be-
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,.....i- .,.tf Ga. .t.. t..,,,,-.e7aft,- of
h.. t.,,t. hos ,,,.s, ,.s+ basn email
III n,,.1t, 10 ,,,tt.- tT.u oi54nfltv
or ,[,,t,ii,,,,,rg ssc,,,y ia bo tbc kew
Nt,rc on r,ti,, mia IA. ysr, Iatest
pu,ic pfsti,,,,.,,. fsglad has bpau built
niD,5 ,,,', ,,,Dr r,iIir,ttons az
t, Nil ,.bf,h .ro launched with
i,r,- use ,,f eoIls bor,tot.s whose names
rn 7 a., ,t.a ,rsgt.r rart lirpuou.n
aitbc,,, 49,, i,-,,,e,lf.t. circles ~ their
"t ,iil...' i,5 .,..3.t 5ttI. ricfinn-
ar,. MN ~. r..,,,',5 t,, Ie a.. work of
tbc,i,si..1 s,b,lsrg Of national and
i,.,,.,,-t I..,,-I ,.,,,.5t,ti,r N.lt one name
,',,,,,, ~, 3d.. Iiet 81 ,difors and ,,au-
IIiL,,tI.,, ,'.l,o.. Nearer has moi arhirv-
al f,,,c ln bis parti.uIar lime of the
.si,',.l s,,,dt
,II,,,s 80 a.. FIRST Time i'm the hiss
,-r.. ~, ~ ,.,i..1,-r ~ D, sI,rlc-voluna
pi,5 'l wa ~ ,.,rl has born
..,,,,,t ~. io,tc1 ,.,f.rs of sneeis-
No.. ptLrC loo
a.. ,,r,5,,..tf,r of this dictionary
IN pi6iinal eitstions and references
,',. i,,- H., ,5it.,-e fror, tbe
,rie-t Cl," .,,,,5,rj lsIiii0n of tha re-
,ised RfbIa and tba English Revised
Version. but these have not been used
exclusively The text of the King James
version. sometimes known as the
Authorized Version. which in all I'm
glish-speaking countries is stIll heIo
I'm great respect, has also been u0rd.
The range of this new work VIII u'
better realized when the Ihcl u s.al-
cd that the basis for ITS llst OF ul'a
was the Concordance OF inc Eis'''i
hlple.
Made enulelF new lou lHg > 80. ..,,,
up' .and not on, inc naf-ns ,,...i. ,.,.s
UP IN SPe UHlH lHt N".1Y r..,,,1
com pleleu, 'll9 "u'H -1. D.. 80
w. o ", i ,,. u, ,,,f-,,r,stiov which has
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-03-27

huddinr m1ss ct missy -lin1ouiuc...
hu-h th1t is the prc.nec of o. ,ic,.
~inW urlift and stir. a.. uiud.unft- urr..
The shoulders of du- hills tl,ot ,I.r,,,,,, t,
\ coohcrow, and tuiucr In the trees:
putting out of night-ia au~. ono o., ono
lncn rn~o-iippcd cloud-,pcore .ct n pauouiic,:
ih'u the gold hrcastDiatc at the clad younp sam,
William Suuthcr~ iu lpriI Nin.I,,..
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-03-27

The above
Provo
ho
D.. s. % " j.. T.
William Canada lSA, they being
a
position L. D. uni-
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-03-27

in charge Of vehicle or Of children.
then ! think the magistrates should
commit upon the second. N not upon
the first, offence; and TO the common
jail"
with habtuaI drunkards no would
resort 90 Incarceration whether their
own consent or that % their family
wore obtained or not In England,
h8bitual druunrds cannot be put away
without their own consent for any
length OF time. but Rider Haggard
would alter an this. and treat an hah-
ituaI just ass II he were luuatc. no
the government carry Rider Haggard's
recommendations into effect there ls
sad time coming for the man who
loves Che flowing bowl not wisely but
too WeU AS the drink question Iu
England Is one of tho biggest sociol1g-
leaI Issues Rider HsRgard is much 90
the front with DIS commemorative
HD H.- alec tak.u a prominent part Goo
90. land agitation and rs considered o
great expert 0u chat subject
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-03-27

M'ssrS. Harper g. Brothers have talt-
en- over the publishers rights TO ain
books by Hamln Garland. TITLES Tins
ADDED To- the list Of Mr. GarIand's books
hlreloy published bv this bonso sra
comprised hy the following. "Nlaip-
IlJNeled Roads Prairie Folk" Rose
9t butchers Coolly." boy Life ON tho
Iflrie, The Trail NJ the Gold seek
ers "a Little Norsk' "A Sno1 o.
Office Jason Edwards" a U-sysids
courtship" 'Tho Eaele's Heart"
a Life NJ the Honorable Mrs. Nor
ton by Miss Perkins is announced I'M
London hy Murray Mrs Norton u-as
"a GRANDDAUGHTER OF Richard Rrinelo,,
sheridan, and with her sisters Tady
Duitcru and the Duchess of Somerset
made mp The three gracas" Of Georgian
society. lnhoriting much of her grand
i"lncr VIII and vivaCity and some Of
nus literary talent she wrote poems
lhat were praised by the reviews. and
pamphlets on v'omcn's rights which
appealed more directly 10 hon own SOW
several episodes in her career partlc-
ulafly her unhappy marriage her Jour
naNsm and her friendship with Lord
Falmerston bear so close a rasar1-
blanco 10 the fortunes Of tho heroine of
'Diana OF the CIossways" thar tbore
was some ground for the belief thar sbo
was the original for Norcdith'g nor
TRAIT. This however, was denied I'M a
later edition of the novel though one
may still believe that tho author had
MIS-. Norton in mind-a different attI-
'uue from lhat OF deliberate portraiture.
Charlose Ram Kennedy is known 10
DC ono OF th' most devoted students Of
the Greek drama and e ls interesting
70 know that oven 500 slight a detail az
the playing Of two parts by ono man
In the stage production OF "Tho VIM
terfcast' had for him "a guggestlve
parallel 60 the Greck CT have often
been struck, says Mr. Kennedy. "by
that remark Of F'roytags drawing at-
tention 10 the subtle psychological ideas
that tho masters ~ Attic drama ems
ploycd I'm their management of tine few
actors which their the8tor permitted
them. They used their very limitation
1s an asset and the fact of Eurydice
speaking iu the same voice. expressing
herself lu the same gestures as ANTI
gone I'm the first part or the play OF that
name, must as Froyt8E points out.
nave had an emotional appeal OF nm
absolutely overwhelming kind I'm The
Wlnterteast the actor who first repre-
sents The father ie th.u supposed 20
n n
one ass the father might have been some
I'D years before. and voice. features.
gesture, AN emphasize me tio that binds
the two"
Here is a quatrlin which was sug-
gcseted by tho recommendation that
candidates for the degree OF ID ID. m-
stead OF maintaining % thesis u the
divinity schools as Boz Che past should
write two dissertation.
Ihn degree of ID. ID
You propose to convey
To an A double IS tAs-1ci4tol.
For a double IS s UEe-ay)
Some stories about Wellington ums-
uato the great dukes peculiar go.d-
ness N temperament Whom be- heard
mat an admiral, relative nf h'E. had
goue down with his ship, hIs only come
mcnl was,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-03-27

Tho April number or Tho Popular &.
filled with good stories off Gibbs best of
an tNues-thc clean. ncurl stirring ad
venture story. Taxi. for instance.
ALAN Coioraut Squire OF DANES" hN
Louis Joseph Vance, the complete
novel which stands az the head of che
list 10 is o. story of rapid but rgul
action. without single incident at
which the readers crouulity must
strain. 30 contains real characters and
o. charming romance. Han Colpraft
aud Elai1, Nicholson might have boon
John and sally Brown. but their ad-
ventures. their actions. their motives.
would have been the s1me-for they
were real man and "a real woman,
and each vus worthy of tho other
The Youths Companion for this
week presents an unusually interesting
list of contents Tho stories comprise
1uo bv that popular writer Tor boys,
g. A. stephens 'Thc Napoleon
Watch and others arc when tho
Waters Ran" Gold "For the Norton
Name" and "Ths s1rGo." while tho
many departments are fun of good
material
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-03-27

'2lot Up with the Times but O. Little
|u fra ..4H
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1909-01-13
THE UNRETURNED

o the ships go out to the farthest
shore,
And the ships come home again;
The dew that dries on the morning
rose
Returns in a drop of rain
But the joy of day that l smiled
away,
l call to it in vain.
o the primrose hides. in cup of rust,
Her gold on the winter lea;
And comes, her pilgrim staff abloom
With the flowers that used to be
But the golden smile of a little while
Will never come back to me!
o the stars go out with the break of
dawn,
And the stars are full and bright
When the sun has turned his face
away,
And the world has need of light
When the glad world beamed l
dreamed-I dreamed:
And now the night-the night.
Other birds forsake the coloring wood,
And the birds come home to sing;
The breath of the fallen rose returns
on the wind of the swallows wing
But the harps know of the long ago
Lie mute in the soul of spring!
o rose that blooms in a garden wild.
o bird in a lonely tree,
l know the gifts of my heart lie deep
In your far-off mystery,
And bloom and sing in eternal spring.
Though they never come back to
mel
-Aloysius Coll. in Appleton's.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1909-01-13
LET THEM GROW.

Now a Marion county representa-
tive has introduced a bill providing
for placing all the educational insti-
tutions of the state under a single
board of regents. He would have the
board composed of five members and
have them receive salaries from the
state. The headquarters of the board
would doubtless be at Salem.
Why is it that every time the legis-
lature meets, and oftener for that
matter people want to work radical
changes in our educational institu-
tions? Some want to cut down ap-
propriations; others want to trans
plant schools TO new locations; Rep
resentative Libby wants to place them
all in one little patch.
Upon the measure that has just
been introduced the East Oregonian
looks with suspicion. 1t fears the
bill is not intended so much to i'm
prove the states educational institu-
tons as it is to provide some men
with jobs.
Who will become members of this
powerful centralized board of re-
gents? Really big men could not ac-
cept positions upon the board and
devote their entire time to the work.
Very likely the positions would go
to some misfit educators, or worse
still. to political proteges of those in
power With the former class Of men
upon the board the administration Of
the schools would become a joke. The
latter class of men would make them
footballs of politics.
The East Oregonian sees nothing
wrong with the present system Of gov
erning the schools. Some of the big
gest men of the state are upon the
present boards Of regents. They per-
form their duties faithfully and well
without pay other than which comes
from the honors they enjoy They al
low the presidents Of the various
schools to manage the institutions and
in this they show much wisdom.
What the schools need are adequate
appropriations and rest from the
strife and turmoil in which they have
been involved. The schools are doing
very well as they are. They will all
continue TO grow II legislators and
others viii but get over the idea that
they should pull them up by their
roots every two years in order to see
how they are thriving.