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The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1910-03-31

men ia being done by the State mine
department and the operators are sup
porting the department. In every move
that u is making for the betterment
of the mining conditions.
The n anes OF those Passina the e.;
animation here are given below:
Charles Wilhelm N:f H.: Hooker, O..
q. Brown .. P. Donaldson. George L
iHunphrles, Marsh ;Leeper, William
Stewart, Thomas Gleason, Waiter
Brown, Lee cotrilI, Thomas Smith,
III. [. Hall, John Stevens, C. H. King,
John c. Anderson, James Green, j..
r.: Murphy, c. "A. M are, Adam Grass,
HI. .. zlnn, L. M !. Ford, oliver len.
iklns, cIaud .oddlson, J. e. M. Hawkins,
w. f. Ash, Bland Courtney David
Evans, :. !. a. Robinson; G. F. Gatin,.
u. r. Smith John fW.5 atkins, ". e. 4
Watkins, Charles Candy, .ffF. Rourh.i
Robert A. Brown James F. Young, Ed
;capet, John K. alters, William Gem,
glass, P. y. MeGraw, y. q. Victor, u,
q. Candy Robert Wilson. d
.. E.; Trlckett, Godfrey Shaver
Robert Griffith. 8. q. Fetty, G.: Radt-
IA, o. r. kirkendall, Elmer M. NAL
colin, N. B. Blacksmith. p. Nj. Harr,;
1E. G. Vincent, e. L. Griffith, b. G.
Ash, William Jarrett, George F.. Fort
ney. Robert Donlini G. .. Roydah, /.
sE. Myers, M. B. & Mitchell, 5HaysaG Gas
Kill, w. II. yers, JAMES Rogers, M !.
A. curran, M nlyins Brown, G. z. King,
Lew Lewis, Arthur 2. Evans, e. 3.
Brown. < q & {
n. 4 M. Garrett. F.W. HorehIer, Fl.
G.. Loush, Frank ndcrson. a.
swisher, Alfred.tk Parpons, ade c.
Walls, 2. .. Donnelly, TIT. Wright,
lE. M. D. Roberts, f. !E. DaWsonrH L. III.
Gross, oliver Mcintyre, Burt Russell,
y. l.. Miller, Fernand Glrad w. E.
smaIlwood, Edward w. Jones, John
;Prunty. George Beseridge, Thomas
Pollock, Y. n. Spencer, U. @. Deahl,
ciaud Starr, a. q. Spencer, G. III.
johnson, Floyd M. Moore, William
Aekerson, George w: Wright, Viii
Hess, U. G.. Doolittle, Lewis e. Dor
sey, O.. M.svanseay,;L T.. II s Rearier, E.
T.. Watson, .. G. Tompkins, N gton g.
Candy, ohm m orrison, Joseph { M y
theny, II. IS. Huber, o Il. Thomas,
John Mcneil Ice seatonl Albert
Brooks, French Brooks, G. .. Powell,
George Hendrlok, Nathan vflIers,
George Jarrett, oliver Rush, Q. ri.
Thomas, George Cook, u E: Hender.
son, Albert IA. Evans M Rooney,
Thomas Rurrloeh, ~. y |. Moore, Jas
ia- Davis, NJ ilton cotun, M. Ma
lone, 70 oHns Sanders z. IA. Girade
=. Davis: =
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25O,OOIQ|aIlllN
HAVE QUIT WORK
TEMPORARILY
Set flerllerlt is E!s.
pecfed "a 30
Da Dayss {. !.

t1illNArui ifffsNA.p
plANAPoLSf Ind March 31.----
Prealdent LeWIs III d statement to-day
declares the country will not suffer
any hardship at result of the suspen.
sion Of n,inrrs pending negotiations
slt viii not ast:Ionae en- than thirty days.
s2sp,ooo out of fiye hundred thousand
are affeeted. He han sent circulars to
miners, officials saying to refrain from
wiorte 10 until assured that contracts
are signed Moving the demands. The
intefnationa AZ executive board iir con.
SYerl1g.
CHICAGO, March IA sharp ad.
vance in the price Of coal TO the ordi.
nary eonsun1er is expected as result
sofsthe Illinois sn1lners' strike. Coal deal.
ers declare that Chicago Is poorly pre-.
pared for the strike. Railroads and
big Industries purchasing coal In big
quantit.es ire N, good shape. is not
believed that the strike will last more
thznS a month rs (
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Mrs. w. H. Conaway and son Harrl.
son left yesterday for Connellsvllle
for brief visit. 4. &;
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& TOO 0 Feet ] { Deep ='.,p!
lis LAVA INsPLAcEsSN NEAR MOUNT
ETNA TOWNS RAE NOW
DOOMED. s3t

3 tIy1unltnu Press. = ~
APEEs tarch 8 The towns of
iBorello and BE Belpassess, 1T is believed.
are doomed by Mount Etna. The two
towns nre depo opulated and soldiers
prevent residents from returning.
Etnass iYtty conf tinued today In
places the lava ". hundred feet deep.
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The West yirginlan has the largest
HOME DELiVEREp calculation Of any
paper In Fnirmont This is one or the
reasons why the West vfrginian lss
= =. called Is e II otd & r PAPE 33s.t
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1910-03-31

The West vlrEinian ls printod On a
new model Duplex Press With q rapae-
ity of 800 s-paEe papers, Trimmed.
pasted and folded. an hour. J.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1910-02-11
LEGAL NOTICES.

SLFEE1FE COURT OF THE DIST Riot OF
COLUMBIA holding PROBATE Court No
1903 Administration This is % give notice
Tur5biar has obtained from the Probate Court
81 the District O. Columbia letters OF ad-
uinlsrra-ic1 On the estate NJ Charles Cras
late % the District OF Columbia deceased
All persons having claims against the de-
ceased are hereby va--el % exhibit the same
with the -oucEers tlereoF- legally aut1e1-
rfCate6- so the subscriber. on or before the
g-l day o. February. A. r. Ici-s otherwise
they may By law be- excluded from al benefit
~ said estate Given UuEe~ my hand this
s-H day o. February. 1910 GEORGE 7. CF1AS
81 New o-k ave y W tSeaI- Attest
JAMES Tanner Register % wills for the
District 0f Columbia clerk or the Probate
Court ALLEN ~ CLAF2E-- Attorney-
fe-I.1s.15
~ TIE SUPREME COURT OF THE DIS
-ETrT OF CDiCNETA- As Court or
Ee-5-u0tcy- IN the matter az Max NeU-
s-sdrer. Lsaukr'Iy-- Earzrup--y- No. 65--
70 tho cred .r1rs n said bankrupt Notice
IS hereby given THAI the trustee IL this cs-sss
VIII sell NJ Public auction, for cash on ths
-5-1 day o. February. 1870 a. 20 O'Clock e. m.
all tho stool n furniture and other assets
belonging 10 the said r5ulz-Gr-'s estate. said
sale VIII take place al t1e store for---fiy
~--u7seI 1.7- -Ee Hs-I--7-rt- % VII 1907 I'll 81
r. W washington H. O. WILLIAM n
-fAT.LAHT- Referee in F41lruoycy- =
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CLARENDON. Va re-r 6-roon house hot
water heat large lot also new 5--Uou
house. monthly payment
p n DAVIDSON. Real Estate,
RossI-l. Va Fef-7r
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AUCTION SALES.


C. G. SLOAN d CO. NC. Aucts-. 1907 G a.
TRUSTEES SALE or IMPROVED REAL
ESTATE. BEING PREMISES Nc 10
1GIH STREET NORTHWEST. VAST
EEICh STABLE IN REAR.
~ virtue OF deed OF trust recorded ~
Llber 5lbl. folio 30. ct seq. Of the Lana
RECORDS for the District Of Columbia, ana
py direction o. party secured thereby: v
VIII offer for sale at public auction IN FROM
tl TIE premises on WEDNESDAY. Is
-FOUR O'CLOCK p NJ, the following-de-
scTloed real estate in The city OF Washing
l'nr district Il Columbia, 20 wit tart OK
Lot ElfJy-tWo t5eJ in Alexander Il Shep-
nuuE~"d and siXty-nine CS69l. as per plat
rec2rdel IN L!her W. =. folio p. OF the
to-ln'hia- Beginning for the same az tAe
northwest corue- % said lot and running
thence soCth on Tenth street. 50 feet inches.
tlenre east i5S feet inches g an alley ~
feet inches; thence west Us feet inches
70 the place o. beginning
J he property viii be sold subject . me
liens Of two deeds or trust dated June q, 1897.
and recorded June p. 1901. in Ldber 800 folio
as et seq, and folio Al e. seq the hrst
securing an indebtedness or 5000, due 70 the
Potomac Insurance Company. OF the Distr. e
OF Columbia. and the second securing an IL
debtedness % Sl-Iy3. due 20 william SO -
Albert sa.- debts being due and Iayab-e
June O.. 1910.
TERMS or SALE: All cash To be com
piled NtI. within rTtee3 days frfm CAV 1t
sale or trustees reserve the right % resell
the property al the risk and cost or default
Ing purchaser. after five days Adv ertiseUeD-
IN some newspaper published in Washington
d G. Cow eyaUcinE and recording az puT-
ch7se-'s cost A deposit OF 500 Viii be re-
QUired OF the purchaser at the slime % sale
HARRY F. HAEPER.
1lG - ST E,
LEWIS r SNODC
Foot Of ThiCd 81 . F.
trustee
THE ABOVE SALE Is POSTF ONED TcC-
TIL SATURDAY FEBRUARY TIVE TIT.
A. d 1916 az the same hour and place- isy
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FOR SALE-Ous and a half acrss-On Con
IuI- road. near District line. ideal site for
camping OF bungalow Price $3.50 cash BOX
80. Times Office fest
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fs11IEf6
THos- ! OWEN & SON Aucrioneerz.

THoS- J OWEN & son. Auc1ionesrz.
TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE LTeSTE-
PROVED REAL. ESTATE
81 r---1 Ur certain deed OF trust duly
recorded. ia LlDcr 40. Zs1s. Folio IS. 81 seq.
q the land records OF the District Jf Co-G-l-
hls. and al The request = ire party secured
thereby. the Undersigned trustee VAL sell
at pubic auction IN the ofice Of Thos- =
DAY. THE 18TH DAY or FEERJ AIRY
A =. 1910. AT J. O'CLOCK NJ. the fs-tov--
I-E-des-rlbe1 land and premises. situate a
the County % washington District Of Co
lITb.a. and designated as and ing ba-T
% original lot q, IN John Il a EurlaF e
subdivision o. SheriE Estate. lJesnsr----i-
T. c. Recorded IN Gov Shepherd No l.
folio E. Surveyors ONCE District q Colurl-
H,z- Beginning a. point on me Ves-
line 90 said LOT 8 81 feet npTJherIv from
the southwest corner y said Aot .. then rF1l-
ming ul-tharly along west line ~ Lot O. 30
feet then eas-erIy r right angle vita west
a. .eI With the vet h7u01ar- aI-5 feet. t0e0
westerly 1l5-5 fe-- TO placo f beginning The
eastern % feet by full width - said de-
srriUei piece ~ land 37ie feet % be KEPT
open. free and clear Al ali times fur all
street purposes said described pier- ~
ground being known as lot = and the south
eT1 = u Tot . II an unreuCT1e.! subdivision
" aforesaid Tot g.
TERMS OF SALE cash 4 deposit -
$1,000 VIII be required At time - sac All
couveya1rl1E- recording. etc a. cost x uu--
chaser Terms OF sale 60 be compiled vsl-E
within r. days from day OF sale
GNI-EN z GREEN.
JOHN X BROW MING
fre Il -41ETS Trustees
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rHos- j. OWEN & son. AuctIonsers.

THOS J.. OWEN & son. AucuoneeTs-
TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE USIM-
PROVED real. ESTATE
BY virtue Of a certain deed Of trust duly
recorded. IN LIber No 3l14- Folio So a. seq
oS the land records Of the District OF &C. url-
bia. and al the request o. the party secured
thereby. The undersigned trustees viii sell at
public szsction. IN the Office OF ThOF- T.
owen T. son 1891 q y W. Sat Ir-
day. the 18Th day Of February. A u 1910 a.
j. O'Clock m, the follow ng-descrl bed l:nd
and premises situate IN the county Of Wa sh-
uE-Ou. District % Columbia and designated
as ann being part % original lot :, IN j. II
vs. Euriey's subdivision Of sheriff Estate,
Deauvg o0i- D. O.. recorded in Gov. Shepherd
No q. Folio :. Surveyor once % District
% Columbia and bounded as sol.oWs- Be
ginning 80 the southwest corner o. original
los and running uortherIy along western
boundary % said lol .. 1876 s. feet. thence
szs-E-ly ar right angles with western boundary
-ES5 feet. thence Scutherly parallel with the
west boundary 1913 feet 90 Sheriff road, thence
westerly along line o. said road -L4S feet 70
place ~ be-tuniug- said described piece OF
ground being known As lot S. IN browning =
subdivision 81 original lot >
Terms or Sale cash a deposit OF SI1o V-tL
BE- required 10 time Of sale AL snveyan-
eng TlCur1E. &. etc. AZ cost OF purchase
Terms o. sale 20 be compiled with within Is
days s-1u day OF sale
GALF5S K GREEN.
JOHN " BROWNING.
Is y IA ISIS Trust ees-
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PROPOSALS

OFFICE or TIE COMMISSIONERS DIS
TE-CL or COL8TM f5IE- February s. 1910
Sealed proposals viii be received al this Office
until j. O'Clock noon. February q. 1910 fox
constructing an eigIL--oCm school building on
lots 1928. Square Ss~ At corner % Tenth and
r streets s. W 6lz1E FORM OF ur1r-ra--
specification. and al Necessary Information
may be obtained Tom -Ee Chfaf Clerk IN
Efreer Department. room ~ District Build
Ing Deposit o. $500 required % e-lara-tas
return OF plans CT-N-O Il RUDOLPH
JOHN A JOHNSTON WILLIAM =
JT-DSON- Commissioners d @ 1es-sraxsu
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EOR RENT-0EHGES
DISK ROOM

THE FINEST OFFICE BUILDING Is
WASHINGTON ESPECIALLY DESTRA-
BILE FOR PRESS AND BUSINESS REP
SERVICE AND APP
PDINIA IElNTE OF TIL HIGHEST ORDER
LOCATION IDEAL RENTALS LOW AP-
PLY FOR PARTICULARS AGENT OF
BUILDING EpIS-tT
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DENTISTRY.

IsoCTDES EIZEX DENTISTS
Dentistry I'm al branches. C711a-arleef
s. -. Cor Teth and r Entrance On 10Th
5a5-9Jt
AL.EEOL.NE TFETFT-F'ai1Icss. lasting. Won
5erfufl- iifeIike- bird -e7-orS or plates uu-
necessary painless uIIiuE- DR. J. L. WI
son. 1908 f. 1y21-tf
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HORSES AND VEHICLES.

FOR SALE-I0 secondhand grocery wagons
which have been painted and thorousnly
repaired VIII sell at SO to So each = =
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LOAN COMPANIES.

-s-e-s-S-s-s 4-s-s-s-s-s-f-s-s-s
LET Us PAY YOUR BILLS .
! By advancing you the money 20 .
pay them =
Its the modern uD-t0-7ara way .
/. OF keeping your credit E00d, and =
: IL relieves YOU Of q whole lot Of =
= unnecessary wOTrT- .
: ANY amount from Ten Dollars .
!, I'd TO people who keep house YOU .
: CAN GET IT TO-DAY
> Telephone II S157-
Washington Loan Company, :
SO + ST y " .
TIE Old Reliable
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FOR ACREAGE.

FOR REST-lc0 acres enc truck farm. build
.nEs. on water front. also street car line
MrC4ETE. 225 9Th 81 y " jaIS-eoI-ts
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LAW And COLLECTIONS.

Ill CASES all courts. secret service CO.
lectio-s- L. s Legal Corp. Old Bond BIDS
u0Cs--r
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MEDICAL.
DIR. FISK ELGIN.

Exre-t in treatment OF special diseases.
chronic < acute Esoth sexes Consult atoms
confidential. Medicine furnished Prices mod
crate 2Ge r NV Phone pa Main Office
hours. to !. 3 20 s. jaf5-sots
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FURNITURE UPHOLSTERED.

GAIL n l2- fa- ez.iu alss on upholsrer.lE
en1 -ur1iLvre repairing window shades
MADE 70 order. WlE call with samples
THE tEasS E-f1FIE- ED CO. zIl1 1fth st wv
-nt-S.-- y 81
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WANTED MISCELLANEOUS
INVENTION EXPERTS

BARROW ARMS co. model makes ma =,
cnIufstE. Inventions developed. firearms e1-
ne-7s- Factory 90 - S. y. ". Phone n.
'a7t- It,
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TYPEMRIIERS.

HAMMOND TEPEWETTERS an kinds soIF
exchanged. and rented. rental apply On Dur
chase price liberal zTfs.u -aurps made for old
WORKOUT machines Cali. write CT phone for
FREE catalogue AMI terms
washington E-aGcl- THE HAMMOND
TYPEWRITER CO. 80 Colorado Building
rs2--ad--tc
REBUILT T. c. Smiths Underwood Rem
fr-tcu- smith Premier E1gE as new f.-
~aE- ami rent AZ lowest -rf-sz- Typewriter
and OHEee supply Co.. IfT- d ST. wv. II goo
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FOR SALE LOTS.

We have , very choice lots IN CHEVY chase
d c. that can ue had at q --eat nz-za in
one block from Conn. ave.
CAMPBELL & SWAN. sI5 1a-h y w
ra-r--r
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TAIL0RS

JAEGER, TAILOR AND CLEANER --a E
s.. y W, formerly e-l r ST suits Cleaned
repaired, SC ups umbrellas repaired, le-
5au-C
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WINDOW CLEANING.

HOW ABOUT THOSE DIRTY WINDOWS2
White help and moderate prices LEON Z.
CAHOON. Acme Window Cleaning Co re-
moved TO al ~ W Phone n 715a
5zlE-sas
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DR.. SHADE 3 Ssi 1335 s.

WasEizgtoo's Oldest Specialist
IS years practice treating Nervous
and Chronic diseases also stomach
lungs asthma. ,ar@rrh. appendicitis. liver.
heart. kidaeEs. D. .-- =-. structure discharges
general debility. a 20 Srecial weakness, blood
and skin diseases special ana private all
mpnrS or both sexes cured quickly. Consul
ta-Eon free Hours $50 20 i and 8 90 5
sunday. q.sa 90 1890 Chandler BuiIdiuz- Ele-
vat0r aud phone au-o-tf
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CLEARANCE BARGAINS

N USED UPRIGHT ELAEbS-
The best chance you've ever had 20 set a
good piano Tor little money and on easy
terms Here are q few n the bar gains
krabe 500 Hartman. $50 Chieksriug. El59r
F.-r6b71r7- SI-5- Jezet-- So Jacob Bros
500 S-iafF- g--5- NuaGe- SEE Ea-auan- $3.50
KGnlbsT SIS end over ff-- others Square
Pianos ii SO end gp- rev Pianos and
p.a-aa- Pianos 81 special discounts O. :.
DeZIoT-s e. Co. 1,Eh and . sis jaIl-t
FOR SALE-Good quality opaque shades
r.red % you~ windows only CSC the best
~ .-sr- g-frr samples EI.EEBI.A-TS nth
and II SITS y f. 17s-t
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Cha A EA h-E-E-r
GEORGE " MOSS
.HHHHH o.. IN #"HHH= gHHHHH H H

gSczD- 4 true ccry- test j. = YOUNG.
Clerk By z e CLEC-INGHAET. Assis-z-.
clerk 5zzL-71-.ez5a
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THE ABOVE SALE Is POSTFO NED Tcl-
TIL SATURDAY FEBRUARY TIVE. .FTi,
A. d 1910. az the same hour and p.ace- isy
order Il the trustees. fsLl-Sr
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FOR SALE-FARMS.

13-ACEE FARM. dwellings and ourbui-E-
fDEs. sUifs Die f0- poultry or truck farm. &
miles from District line o. 9Th 81 n w
fe6--tr
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.FOR EXCHANGE.

place in the country exchange
for city lots Address BOX rs. Times o.
fee lie
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WANTED MONEY.

clear title. Address BOX I55. Times once.
feI1-3c
WANTED TO borrow 500 on suburban lot.
clear title. Address BOX 49, Times ONCE.
fe9-2ta
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1910-10-15

When the World Looks Like a Cream Pie Little
BY EDMUND VANCE COOKE.

morning Man delighted find
doors with
"Oh papa" he just pie
fore it in the fastest"
yes, put rubber boots" answered
"Why, papa" laughed the Man Mite 81 don't
rubber boots to how cream pie tastes
rather a
a Snow Man." said Mite.
TIE took double handful it, then
ground rolled it and turned opped it, and
They they made still smaller one for his head.
'ie ought said eyes" So
she Jumps of coal and them into his head while
Mite Dig RED apple IL nose
Now mouth" said the Man Mite, 'or he can't talk
Don't let's make him mouth, said sister; Il don't want him
"Oh, boh" Mite, he very mouth
by sticking nuts in that they looked like teeth
lite essth and for a one
couldn't about he thought
he heard
of cow I'm lonesome" said made
you've to play with I'm lonesome.
Whatever be? said the Mite.
his The hone through the window he
quite plainly There his He the
hall all other bedrooms, everybody
He to the window and looked out There in the
head him and calling I'm If don't I'll
side "Ooh she whimpeed Il Just knew something would hap
l just wish we hadn't made him a mouth
They dressed quickly they could into the yard
shall we play asked the Man Mite with his teeth
chattering
Snow ballng," the Man. at the only
know"
the yard and packing hard ball he threw with all his
hitting Man squarely OF
Now" Snow Man, began a ball
battle worth seeing Only, nobody
The Snow Man threw much the larger balls other
Mite hit the
that he kept growing bigger and bigger all the time
taller Mite
the huge body would fall on thsmand bury them
Then Man threw particularly ball. which
struck the loose part of the Man Mites overcoa and fell to the
unbroken The Man Mite had fine round ball his hands
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throw
o ball he
baby won't be lonesome more"
The Snow Mans black gliered his gsened
his teeth grnned than He grabbed the baby and
rocked with rolling all the while the
the jumped
little
wi blowing
singing:
Little Snow Baby,
s little little
a
Mama's she will know
Why Baby
You
e up morning he
raining The all the
the Snow Baby
the Mite asked his ball
recollection having
night. at all!
could Man sail" said the Little
Mite said a
heard
- MoO-FOW-MOO?~
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broke again, it seemed to me we
might board and work together in
ais work. Literary husbands and
wives 'collaborate.' I don't see
why we can't enjoy doing similar
work together, and it is no reflec-
ton upon the husband that his
wife is undertaking the business
with him. | am sure we should
enjoy it."
You stay at home and let him
do the hustling," broke in the man.
of course, you could help him,
tout you can help great deal more
by having the home and yourself
ready for him when he comes
lome from his work.
He Wants Home.
THE greatest thing about a
woman is her. charm. Keep that
for him. You give him all that
your woman's heart and soul can
give him. He comes home worn
with the days cares, you must be
fresh and give him the rest and
the pleasure of the home. It's like
no other thing he gets all day.
You are his inspiration for the
next days struggle. You don't
know what that is to a man. Cut
out your career business. You
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give yourself to him for his carer.
You can send him forth every day
to do such battle with the. world
as no man can do without q wom-
ans inspiration. Forget your ca
reer' and help him to make his.
I've seen too much of the ca
rer' bushes. Each wanted to pad
die his own little canoe. After a
while there came the dividing of
the stream and the next thing both
of them went on the rocks.
There's Nothing to 1t.
"There's nothing to it, my girl.
The happiest thing in the world
for you is to have that man coming
home every night to you and going
out to achievement the next day
because of you. You don't need to
tell him that you're mis- inspira-
tion.' Don't tell him how much
you know nor have him feel that
you could do that work as well as
he is doing it. You just keep still
about your remarkable ability and
give him your love and the happi-
ness of the home. He'll do the rest.
Now, will you do that, honey?'
Then he kissed her reverently
for luck"
Ia no right?
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SHOULD A WOMAN GIVE UP HER CAREER WHEN
She MARRIES? HER HUSBAND DOES NOT
BY CYNTHIA GREY.

Has married woman right to
a "career?"
Since the first woman speculated
in apples on her own account the
question has been argued and
never settled.
Why should a woman who has
a business, profession or any
chosen work before marriage give
up that when she becomes a wife
If a man is a lawyer before mar
riage, he is lawyer still, when a
husband. If man is a physician,
he doesn't quit practicing medicine
because he is married. A married
man can be both husband and law
yer, both husband and doctor, both
husband and merchant, both hus-
band and mechanic.
But married woman is a wife.
And some women contemplating
marriage rebel at the surrender OF
their personal work.
Men Want Wife Only.
Most men, 1t is said, want a wife
not a woman with career" Men
arc domestic-so far as women
are concerned. Whether they are
themselves domestic is another
story.
The man wants a wife without
the career; the woman wants TO be
a wife with a career. Whose wish
is to prevail?
On the esttling of that question
hangs many divorce decree.
When a Tacoma girl with 3
career" told an older man friend
that she was going to be married
this man in public life gave her o
fatherly talking to-"
Are you going to help him in
his work?"a
Part of his work is very like
mine, you know" she said, "and !
can do that. A certain feature of il
II, perhaps, am moro trained t.
than he is. / thought we could
build up his department of the or
ganization together.
Doesn't Like to Quit.
81 have been busy so long l don't
see how l could-be quite content
to drop out of it all and just keer
house. l know all about house
work. l have kept house and
rather dread to go back to it after
several years of living as free as
a man.
"While I am getting house