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The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1910-03-26
PIANOS
Quality Maintained
Prices Reduced

Final consolidation arrange
ments will be completed April LIST,
as we have already announced and
until then you have an opportunity
to buy all old styles, all discontinue
ed lines, all second hand or slight
" used pianos at very special
prices and almost any reasonable
terms.
Among the bargains remaining
there are such splendid makes as
Kimball, Steck, Hallet & Davis,
Marshal 4 Wendell. Haddorff.
Gabler. Smith & Barnes, Crown and
others at prices $50 to $170 less
than they bring ordinarily.
In the exchange department we
offer Chickering, Marshall & Wen
dell, Kranich & Bach, Steinway.
Hoffman, Schaeffer, New England,
etc. at prices from SITS up.
No reasonable offer of terms
has been refused since the opening
! Of this sale and we are sure you
can find just the piano you want,
at just the price you wish to pay
and Just the terms that will be
convenient for you. even though
it be as little as s. per month.
Step in and talk the matter over
and inspect the line. We guarantee
satisfaction or your money back.
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1910-03-26
SPOKANE FLORAL TO CELE-
BRATE DAFFODIL DAY.

{ & 4
SPOKANE FLORAL TO cELE-
BRATE DAFFoDIL DAY.
The members of the Spokane
Floral association will be guests at
an informal luncheon next Thurs
day with Frances Burchett as their
hostess.
The occasion will be the celebra-
tIon of "Daffodil Day" The decora-
tons will be carried out in yellow
An early luncheon will be served
and a special program will be rem
dered.
LEAVE FOR THE COAST.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. T. Spencer and
daughter, Miss Mable Spencer will
leave tomorrow en- route for the
coast. They will spend some time
at San Francisco.
& 4 =
ENTERTAINED AT STUDIO.
Miss Emily Fosdick entertained
some of the girls of the Y. w. c.
A. in a most interesting manner
yesterday at her studio on Monroe
street.
Miss Fosdick Is an artist of abil
ity and in the afternoon she dis
played some of her art work. A
luncheon was served.
& & G
Y. w. c. A. HAVE MILLINERY
EXHIBIT.
The millinery display at the Y
w. G. A. yesterday was great
success. 1t was with much pride
that the ladies exhibited their art
and Easter bonnets of all sizes and
descriptions were shown.
The exhibit will be continued to
day with many new additions.
MRS. WRIGHT WILL
ENTERTAIN TUESDAY
Mrs. A. l.. Wright will be hostess
next Tuesday afternoon when she
will receive the Athenaeum clut
at her residence on Pacific avenue
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1910-03-26
Velvet Sponge Cake.

VeIVet Sponge cake.
Beat the yolks of six eggs until
light, add two cups of granulated
sugar gradually and beat 10 min
utes, then add one cup of boiling
water. Beat well again. add three
cups of sifted flour mixed and sifted
with three teaspoons of baking
powder and one-fuorth teaspoon of
salt, flavor with the juice of half a
lemon, fold in the stiffly beaten
whites of three eggs and bake one
hour in moderate oven.
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1910-03-26

u (Social news is daily feature of
The Press. Any one wishing to in
ed, to the society editor or telephone
it before 10 o'clock in the morning.)
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1910-03-26
FROM MARY'S
COOK BOOK
Veal Outlets in Cheese Batter

Beat the yOlks of two eggs
slightly, add half cup of milk, one
tablespoon of melted butter. half
saltspoon of salt. three-fourths cup
flour and half cup grated cheese.
Fold in the stiffly beaten whites
and let stand one or more hours.
Cut cold roast veal into slices quar-
ter inch in thickness. coat them
with the batter and fry in deep,
hot fat.
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1910-03-26
neCougk

A cough, just little cough. 1t ma
not amount to much. Or, il me-
amount to everything! Some kee
coughing until the lung tissues ar
seriously injured. Others stop thei
cough with Ayers Cherry Pectora!
Sold for seventy years. How mar!
years have you known it?
Ask your docto, about Ayer', Chcry Pee.
toroi. 1.-The says. "Take II. then take il
IF he says. "No. then don't. &c &c. Aver E. Go.
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1910-03-26
NEWS FOR WOMEN READERS
Social Clients in 5pokane

party. Covers were laid for /
guests.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1910-06-28
Qpanaeer.

9eiieren al Spiflanb bar | geenifa6
al 9onge al Rreusien fact fin Gage
iom 2anoetS fsrite gmbebsmanb"
forbsiet iii benpeb 90 MiIioner
Warf.
llbresnet I Warf betaIer andre
2an6e fine Morarfer fsleenbe:
TusIano $4,000, 900 Rart, Otter.
ris.llnearn 100000 @arf, Sta.
lien t2,S40,00O, England 11,515,
900, Spanien 100000, Sprfiet
7,O23,34O, Sapon 6,t99,200, gop.
ern 3,674,930. geIsien 100000,
gortuaaI 2,400, 900, @iirtemberg
2,064,5 $40 Tarf, sperige 1926.
575, Soaanb 100000, $esien t..
$4,000, 9unmarf 1929, 600, Tece.
Ienburg.S hperin 100000, Gre.
fenIanS 100000, Sahien.@ei mcr
100000, guIaarien 100000,
Serbien 100000, Iorse S44. 800.
1~ontenegro 161.t4S, 2~uremburg
100000 Tarf.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1910-06-28
Stor 2GetilfcrieI.

Gil 9pen Rerporf / Staten Seem
Seriep err Der itben ben lite april
ienbt oper as, 000,0 900 gge, iom er
bIenne ~anbrogte | colo forage" al DC
itore sgecpfisbere for at opbeoares,
til De otter fan orioe Brilen op til
omtrent famine Spibe iom icrrise
8iuter. sgeeene fommer ~booebiuge.
Zig fra Snbima, @i6igan og Ohio.
9e err bIepne betaIte meo fra 1914
til "a Gent 9l,iinet. Eli Snbfisbs.
priien fan fsies 2 Gent 9uiinet for
assurance, OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES OBJ.
iaa TotaIpriien altiaa bill lsbe op til
26 Gent Gliiuet.
Spis De fan i9Iges for iamme
Bris Tom iiior - 45 Gent 31,iinet
- bill be gtoe en- 1ettofortieneite al
10 Gent pr. 9ltiin, eIler for oct belle
Splae noeet oper 100000.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1910-06-28
"Sram" os "sarm".

Samme Dag. iom "Srom" meo
aapt. RoaIb Imunoiens Bolarerpe'
oition, oroe afiteb, itepnebe oeiaa en-
anben norif neutrality-suspicious. no
fra Rorge. Oct bar &itmeiter Sia6-
len, iom tiltraabte fin 2ben Cur til
Spitsbereen meb oct lille Narinc.
fortsi "Sarm". afreiien ifeoe | al
Stilbeb, Iigeium ieloe grpebitionen
bar ppret iorbereot | StiIbeb.
Sormaalet meo bente expedition
err at ofIlrtte De llnberiseeIier o5
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS, iom Iitmcitcr
Sio6ien p~aabespnbte paa SpitSbcr.
gen flor CONNER. Suren oil bare
4-5 Waaneber, oe ben fommenoe
@inter bill blipe onoenot til gearbei-
belle at oe &artnaterialier etc, iont
optoges mi iiommer.
SGroers GeItaeere or, ~forliber
Ritmeiter Siahien ieIp, @eoIogerne
81. SoeI % 8. SoItebabI. Sopogra.
ferne 81. 9oaer, 81. Starrub % g. 3.
Suopimb. gibere 6eItoger Socob
Woe fra @uobranbsbnIen, Gilbert
InIme fra Ssnbmer. 9ano. real. O.
8atneIie, Cop. GiGritob fra Setter.
aoleu, r.. Sobonien, @eieren s. &C.
ming, aparsi, 8. Starrrb, SooeIanb,
q. aragnps, Sronbbiem, iamt Stun
min. Ctr. Ssrlie.
"Sarm~ fsres al Iarirefaptein u
Sermouier meb 9sitnont Geterien.
Sauien ipm RGitfommonoerenbe.
gn RGffe HiafoIf bar poet fl9ffe
Iiae giorog iii Grpebitionen.
Ritmeiter Siotiens Spitsbereer.
expedition er at flor oibenitabeIig Sr'
tcresie. Gems IeiuItoter bill fna 9e.
tpbning | Here SenieerSer. Sffe
minbit bill De npe Sorter oper Oct
ufienote 9m6 bIioe perbifuISc, nuor
"Spitsbereenipsresmaalet" ON en-
Sio bIioer taget op til International
9rsftelie.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1910-06-28

oct treble, bpor Der nriten operaIt Ell
6attiebonr, bar 434 Seoiler. S 60.
bet al to al DC parmeite Tiger mioi
poa Sommeren bebe | 9igmonos,
fporteret life ct eneita 9arr, ligeiao.
Iiot iom Der bar noget DsosfaiS
bIonot DC 100 gabper / DiItrift go.
2. s Sattisfporteret berimoo bar
Der blonot De 434 Sp9obsrn 1G
Ssosfalb. gntanet er life fort 10:
til, at man fam iiee noset meo 9e-
itemtbeo onL bporban SorboIoet It'll
Ter fig, beresnet %procentuis, men Def
or iitpiIiomt, at &eiuItatet | Oct fore
os belle er farafteriitif for De ire &las
fer, ffient oct n1rmeIt mao regnes for
en- MGrfpGroisbeo, at Der ilet into!
9sbSfalb inbtraf bIanot @ernene i
De mere alinitig itinebe Samilier. Or
iaaoon SiGIbenbeo bill neppe gien-
tage fig. ut Re%iiiltatet er bet jam
me / beage bisie TO fprlte 8rupper,
iorflarer ma poa ben Maabe, at Der
baaoe / be rige Samilier 90 bIanot
Dem, iom bsrer Den pelitineoe Wio.
oeIflasie til, aipes gsrnene al tiIbsa.
Zig EIeie. s De RIGGS Siiie tager oef'
til bel uSbnnnebe Iltries fig al bette
arbeioe; bIanot @iboelflasien beier
ges oct for oct melte of inteqieenie
Neore, Der bar Den nsbpenoige Si6
at ofre Smiorgen for fine Smaa.
glan6t DC fattige bar boert Barn al
set forbolospis lanet itsrre gntul
meset rineere getineelier for at leps,
men oesuagtet oeobIiper ioa mango
Of Dem at Hare Zig giennem 2ipet, O,
@ntallet Iangt operItiger gntanet Al
Iepebpetise | be TO andre @rupper.
WuIigens bill Dog SorifieGlen peo Der
borne @Ioers S~notr9ben life bore
fuIbt ioa merfbar, oa man piitno,
tor eaa no fra, at 9sSeIigbebenS
Sperifrioen iom &egel oil forti9tte
De famine SmeipeIier og unber Dc
iamme 9iospilfaar, bpor ben bespno.
IA
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1910-06-28
Rautihuf.m arfcoet.

Sra Tetp Dorf mebbeles Den 23oe
sunni. at Griien paa "Rl,bber tires"
for automobiIer ben lite Sirli oil BIZ
forbsiet ira 90 til % Trocent. Tris.
iprbsieIien cr ct birefte Teiultat al
Scn itoois seeroe @fteripsrgiel eiter
Goutidhuf ("Nlibber") 90 De itooigc
og itprfe Srobug, Ser Tom Ell Sslge
Seraf gisres poa ben / europa fore.
~iinoenbe @ebolbuirg.
Sor TO WaareSer iioen ~forefanotes
ser / @erhensmarfeoerne omtrent
3,000Sons 3mltiduf. berof ca.2,500
/ oe elropGiIfe Iarfeoer. SortiSen
uogisr Soripriusen blot 1000 Cons,
aItiammeu | llolanbet.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1910-06-28
cm srcmitiaius Of Tapir al Sora

meobeIer Ell Sanoelsanis Ct. We
~tersbura: "4apirinbuItrien nGrmer
fla Iibt efter Iibt en- 8riie, ioet SrG'
mosien Ior for gar blir oDrere.
Som 8sIee beraf er en- mn uofunoet
I'M Moaoe at bearbeioe Sorp poa al
flor Snteresie, % Der onieges OH
Iotent poo iomme. Sibtil bar man
foriegt at iremitine Wafuldtnr og
aarton al Sorp peo of fpae Sorpen
Senme Waooe at bebanoIe Sorpe;l
poo bite imiSlertio Inlet t~ilfreositii-
Ienbe ReiuItat, ba BET altio bar neo.
penoia at tili9tte Soroen ct betpoelig
aponhim Sr9mosie. Otter ben me
Metooe fol man flnne bearbetoe
gorpen peb femiif &ensning noen at
foae ben, oe 9robuftet ifal bertgien'
mem title iie CO. 800 Trocert btu
Iiaere END mi." - Som befienot,
foregoar Experimental | benne &et.
ming ogiaa Der | be Soreneoe Stater.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1910-06-28
geS RorSmunSsiurbunSets Mars.

msbe, iom afboloeS / ariitinnia
oisie 0uee fees "Ssnuer al Rorge"
at bare reprGienteret at aoniul OLAF
s. &ope. Or. u. Soe, s. Romum og
q. &onbeim Zoe to iioite ira Soiline.
bperne). Woior gnsea % Or. Gi.
nor Snium, nh boiat / Sriitiania, piI
osjaa repreientere Sroeneu
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1910-06-28
Gn @eoiein meS en- Siituric, Der

aaar tilbaee til SoIonitiSerue og meo
Ell bruot &eforS al Sufces / 9ebano-
Iinaen al BLOB. % oreaniife Spg'
BONNIE, er On. Geters alirito, Oct
bersmte llrtemiboeI. SulSitpnbige
SpIpsninser faces meo Eoiteu. Sfriu
til Or. Eeter Sobrnep & Sons Co,
1875 90. Sopne Abe, Chicago,
SIiuois.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1910-06-28
On linberisselie, Der er foretasc

On lIuSerisselie, Der er foretasct
Of Stem gorfs ianfnIbte "IfiIf Com
mittee- meb Oct SormaaI at tilueic.
brinse m~itentiffe SpIpsninser ON
SsbeIiebeoen blaubt Smaabsrn og
be melt o~ImirbeIise aariaeer til Sen.
bar brnst for 9neen mango Sing al
Snteresie. Ere Strss / 9peu bier
paIst Tom Sbierpatiorsielt, bpert pdl
omtrent 1900 Snbbpsserc. 5 Oct
ferite, Der bopeoiagelis er beboet q
gisfoIf, bite BET iig. at Der fun 100
tes 81 gern ON aaret; / oct anoct.
bbor gefoItninsen life er formuenSc
men bog Ieper fomfortnbelt, bar oeI
16o GSoIer pr. aar. meSens Der
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1910-06-28

Sanien (ibet bon fer OBJ fra FIN Gpis)
-Ser Senien, mon bet sr iarSt, bnoS en-
RetereoIos friper Der at BET sGrfte
llpeir altio beepnSer onrfrine YaiSuat?"
Semen: so. BET pasier. Set er paa
Sen Sio, iee | 8eeeIeu tourer biem os
fuSer min Some baasen~.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1910-06-28
@eo aielcrresattaen Sanfbansbag

@eb aielcrresattuen Sanfbansoag
bIep 4eiier 8ilbelms SiIrtigieiler
"Reteor" beieiret at ben ameritanifc
gadt "8eitparb", Der eies al aler.
amber @odran ira Stem gorf. Sober
par 90 WiI, og ba Der bar en- meget
laber gris, toe BET SeiIerne belle 3
elmer at tilbagelGege oenne gfitano.
"g8eItparo" baobe belle Sioen 2ebeI
fen % fom inb en- balu Sime isr
"Reteor". 2eiieren ielo iao belle 81
Sen peb Roret og itpreoe fin Sfubc.
Gen amerifanIfe SeiIer too unber
3ommonSo al ben ~befienbte 9aptein
Charles Barr. ct Bar andre Sci.
Iere. Tom ~itortebe, aoo tobt paa SaIp'
peten. Sm Iftenen onfom Den amc.
rifonFe WiniItcr / Berlin, Nr. Sin,
til aieI for at operp9re Heiten al Te
qottaen.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1910-06-28

fa IHLH...
SpaS er Scnrmelisbcben til Rooio.
belts fore Bopnlnritet2 ipsrger man
MI after flittig babe | Snolano %
llbIanb. Set or ba life Def, at bait
inaffer SoIf efter Nlinben iom go.
Iitiferre gisr, eller at ban farer frer'
meb iaa poerppttes flor bipIomotilf
aIsgt os geregnine; tbi Rooieuelt CT
eeemtIis ilet life Diplomat Seaeriffs
er bet 3 ct at ban Tom Statsmono
bar gicrt noeet iaa belt eneitaoenoe.
at Der life finSes Sioeitpffe til BET j
Dor ienere Siitprie. Semmeligbeoen
Iiaeer | Tanbens 8eronIis g.
beb. Se Heite er enige ON bet. On
Rinneiotomaub, iom MI ! CONNER
ppboIbt fig / England, mems &ooie'
belt bar Der, % babe ubmGrfet Gin
Ieonins til of iogttags Stemninge1
fprt9rer, Of oct bar forbaiiienoe lao.
Ieoes Tom gngI9noerne farot Jig l.
bpao Grpr9iioenten ubtalte / lin Gaze
| @uiIoban, bpori ban eif trette meo
Dem for oeres Stpre | ggeppten. en-
fremraaenoe Rebaftsr, iom baooe
boot gnIeoning iii at lRie Salen /
ct omIenbt 8resieoitrpf, fsr ben bleo
bcIbt, bIep itror raieube os bar filot
pa fait beitemt paa at gioe "ben ufor.
ifammeoe Gmerifaner" oct elatic
Gag / iii gIao; men iaa gif ban OF
bsrte 4ooiepeIt boIoe Salen, oe
ba fit gi9Ioen en- anoen 9pb. CT
p~rRiioeuten giorbe peb lin RerionIig.
beo % belle SremtrGben Ell Iaaoont
SSnotrpf paa bomt, at ban gonife for
onoreoe I'm Sptatttln9 hdaoe az Dtatl'
ben 90 bpao ban iagoe. Siteoetfor
pfientIia Of tnge bom / Sugt / 1T
9Iao, blep ban en- Of hans ipriglte
Sorinnrere. Oct par noget iao
aabent, ian oprigtig og birefte peo
@ooiepeIts Sptr9oen, OF Rehnftsrer
bIeo belt afn9bnet. Zen Smitpnbias
beo, at GrprGiioenten er ell p1Ioig
Spger % Sportsmoro o9 netop forl
fra lin beremmeIise Sagttur / 9fri'
ia, bopoe, efter Winneiotomanoens
Wenine, ogiaa i'm Snbilpoelie pa1
ben enseIIfe opinion. GnelGnoern,
Iiter en- goo Sportsmnnb oa tuoler
Sius al en- bpetis S9ger, iom DC lift,
piloe taoIe af noeeu on6en.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1910-06-28
q,tte Wrmmtr al g,b grn.n i~ns,bolb.r;

either. = 9ena Hipers. - CT 9r9f ira bet
~GeteHabeIise Sin. - 30 @rape. = Coming.
9rpp at milone iitebetipr OF pperoripe. =
Ida Salet. - Gdaoer.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1910-06-28
Mc0em 8~rrfcnlanS o. Gnmrnien

par SorboIoet temmelig ip9not
nogIe Sage forIeoen. gariagen ber'
til Dor, at en- rumGnif Boitoampct
for fort Sio iioen blep antaitet al en-
arpf gsbeIbob i BEN sraife SapnehG
girPus. Sor bette Spergreb for
lanqte BET rum9nife llbenrigsitpre en-
officiel ll%noIfplbning fra Den erGIfe
Reaierine tiaigemeb fontant Gritat-
nina for ben iorpcIbte Sfaoe og gf'
rfebiaeIie al 8olitiprGieften Tt'
rGiIs. 0isie Grap blep prG'enteret
/ form Of ct llltimotim, og Srnfen'
Iano bIep eioet cite Cages get1ni.
ninastio. Snben ltbIsbet al oetne
Srift erfIGrebe oen areIfe Regiering
at bile imsSefuntme RumGtiens
4rop | ct % alt.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1910-06-28
Sra uoIanoet.
Soma @eoras aronina. sra Som.

Song 0eorss aronins. Sra Con.
BON meobeIes, at oct M goot iom er
afeiort, at Song @eorss aronins ifal
finoe Steo omfrins Wioten Of Woi
nGite Iaar. Strar efter 9roninseu
oil 9ongens Onfel, Sertugen al
Gonnmigbt, reiie til Canada os oper'
taee Stiaingen iom @eneralguper'
nor.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1910-06-28

Sc sitcrrigifc 9pinber er | Sisie
Gage blet aobnet abgang til Ell
RRffe girfiombebsfelter, iom btotil
bar p9ret forbeboIot I9no alene.
9e bill nemlis foa Ibgang til tefnt'
ife og andre Sagifoler, og naar oeres
rooonneIie er fuIofsrt, bill De babe
Iomme anlebning icm MGno til al
isge gefipftigelie / fine ipecieue
ssag. Saolebes bill De Bill optagei
paa Snbuitrifoler, boor De - for
uben sc ponIige f~pinoelige Spsler -
fan lore ~funItneriif goebinoing oa
nnbet &linitarbeiSe | 2Gber, Soto
aroferina, %l1brmneeri, &obber'tif oe
Srrfiprins iomt femiife og eleftro'
tefnife Sag. SibIigere maotte otter
rieSfe GpinSer, iom enifeoe at nooon'
ne fig / bisie Sag, reiie til nolanoet
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1910-06-28

EMBED ~ sEcoSD CLASS NArTyR JuSE 18TH 1908
Ir.THI fosT OFFIcK AT DTcoRAH. IOWA. UNDER Thk
Ic1 or CONGRESS or MARCH ID 1877.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1910-06-28
emftifipperem aaptein Gubn faIot

Sonfbmsaften neo fra en- Ssioe al
100 500 unoer @oneprer meo ell
Slppemaifine peo gloeribot | eng.
lamb. Sans geroplan bleo uemlig
srebet at en- aaitepinb ioa pluoieligt,
Of ban miiteoe al &ontrol oper ben.
9apteinen, iom blep lisgenoe fait'
flemt unoer ben soelagte Woifine,
par bepi6ftlss, bo ban bleb truffet
frem. 9aptein g, s. Gobp, iom er
amerifnner al Ssoicl, bar al ben brit
tiife Irmeitprelie pGret aniot iom
29rer / Ipiatif for Sfficerer peo Gre
cerplooien Ilberibot.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1910-06-28
8eppelins me gasiaaer.enftIiG

3eppelins nge Yasiaser.2nftifib
foretos Sanftbansbag en- fire Simers
ltoFugt fra Dusseldorf til @sien,
Oortmunb og 9odJum % tilboge.
Der bar oennegane life minbre emo
80 Tasiagerer omborb, bporaf IL
Dor Gamer, oe ifisnt De poa SiIba9e
turen ieiIebe aiennem en- beftig Hegn-
torn oe bopbe Wobpinb en- bel Del
al Sioen, erfl9rebe 9amerne, at Def
Dor Ell berIia Eur. De fslte zig ligelaa
trpgge iom ombor0 paa en- Ocean
hamper og bopbe oct eoot og fomfor-
tubelt | Den elegante 8abpt. Boa en-
Del al Turen - meo Weopino -
ieileoe "0eutidIanb" meo en- Sart Al
sc WiI | Simen.
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-08-28

thing, but I don't believe mechanics
are exactly in your line"
Mechanics Nothing.
Mechanics nothing" snorted Mr.
Crouch. Think that fool Johnson kid
who busts a tire OF the old mans ma
chine on every street corner knows
mechanics? Horse sense is all you
need-and JohnsOn's brat hasn't even
got that. Saw him tearing up Brig
ham street a mile a minute this after
noon and grinning like a chessy-cat
when he missed killing a couple OF
women. Law says they've got 10 be
10, but he's just out Of rompers. Makes
the thing 90, though, so il can't be any
great trick"
In spite of the protests of Mrs.
Crouch, the next few days We're spent
investigating the respective merits of
machines submitted for their consfi-
Grafton. The purchase OF a five-pas-
senger car was rather quickly made
and after one or two lessons in the
art of driving Mr.. Crouch announced
that he was ready to take his wife for
long ride into the country Resigned
ly she accepted the invitation and was
waiting on the front Veranda when Mr..
Crouch drove up in good style, we'll
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returned from Springville and Provo.
Mr.. and Mrs. Laven Harrow Of Salt
Lake were guests of Mrs. John Snider
here.
Mr.. and Mrs. John DUrrant are in
Idaho visiting their son, l.. ]. Dur
rant.
Miss Bertha Linstrom and Zlna Thor
UP of Salt Lake visited Mr.. and Mrs.
AdOlph Nelson this week.
Miss Eliza Hindley was in Salt Lake.
Dave NichOles is up from his home
in Grass valley.
Mrs. Sadie Bromley has been visiting
her parents ia Provo.
James H. Clarke and family are visit
ing in Parowan.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. H. Fennel Of Park
City are visiting Mr.. and Mrs. L. W.
Nielsen, and viii leave shortly for
Oakland Cal, for the winter.
Miss Ruby Childs of Salt Lake Is
the guest of Miss Geneva Hanks.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. o. Nelson were visit
ing Mrs Francis Nelson IN Springville.
Mrs Alva Green was in Salt Lake.
Bert Chadwick has returned after
25 months in the central states mis-
sion.
Mrs Mary Carol of Tooele. who has
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England conscience, such as forms the
foundation OF the character of Miss
Della Torrey.
Perhaps you imagine. too, casual
reader, that Aunt Delia's influence upon
her famous nephew has been solely on
the material side. such a s is appealed to
by miniStratiOns to the inner man.
Nothing of the sort. Sentimental con-
sideratiOns have been quite as potent,
although the President has not seen fit
TO take the public into his confidence
in quite the same degree regarding
them. However, If you knew that a
President Of the United States went
about the country putting forth what
the funny papers are pleased TO call a
defense OF old maids and telling the
graduates of colleges for young women
that they must not regard marriage as
the sole end and aim of their existence
and you knew also that the champion OF
the cause of the unWedded fair sex had
a most lkable aunt who belonged in
that category. wouldn't you naturally
associate the circumstances as cause
and effeCtt Well, that is the situation
exactly with reference to aunt Della"
In no small degree has AUNT Della"
supplied the sympath etic human inter
est Of the Taft administration. Her pO-
sitiOn in that respect might be com
pared TO that held by Mother Mckinley
when her son was the most prominent
citizen OF the republic, or that occupied
at an earliar date by Baby" Mckee
The fact that there We're no very young
children in the Taft family and that the
Presidents mother had died sometime
before William H Taft entered the
White house rather left at a loss that
large portion of the public-particular
~ the feminine cOntingent-that is dis
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last years when she had her sister with
her continually ana the young people
always coming and going were the hap
piest years of her life. But il must not
be inferred from this that there is sus-
plc1On OF discomfort now IN having so
much to herself the roomy old mansion
with its many memories. On the con-
trary. IL is safe TO challenge any person
TO find more cOntented woman OF her
years or one that is taking a more gen
eral and more lively interest in all that
is going on about her. And by the term
going on is meant no narrow inter-
probation of the words either They say
that the average New England house
wife who has been born and reared and
spent almost all her life in one of the
conservative rural communities Of this
section is bound TO be provincial, but #
that be so certainly Aunt Della" is the
exception that proves the rule.
To be sure she takes an interest in
the dOings of her neighbOrs and all the
tOwnsfOlk. What woman would not. If
she had called the same little communi-
ty and even the same house home for
nearly fOur-scOre years and literally
knew personally every man, woman and
child in the whole countryside, and had
seen all the present generation grow up
and get married and knew at first hand
OF from confidential hearsay the inside
history OF the village church and all the
other local institutions well back 10 the
beginning Of things in 174O. The point
is. though that for all Aunt Della sets
store by these things. she also takes
the liveliest and most intelligent inter
est in all the important affairs of the
larger world outside.
Indeed. there is no doubt but that
Aunt Della would be worthy your ac-
quaintance as one OF the most remark
able women in the country, even if she
had no relative in the White house or
other high station. and you had never
been told that her grandfather twice de
clined the presidency of Harvard col
| Iege, or that all her male ancestors
were men of such stature that anything
less than a six-fOoter was unknown in
the family annals. To realize how re-
markable is the Presidents senior rela-
| tive il is only necessary to compare her,
/ In faculties and accomplishments with
| the average woman 90 years her junior.
! She not only attends to household du-
ties but almost daily she walks about