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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-04-19
TRADING SLIGHT,
PRICES VARIABLE

New York. April BORDERS for
execution in the stock market at the
opening today were insignihcant IN
amount and resulted in sluggish
downward tendency OF prices. There
were few exceptions. especially
among the stocks Of the New York
public utilities. Great Northern ore
certificates declined l.
The supporting orders we're distri-
buted in the metal stocks. resulting
in rallies from the low level Of "a
point IN United States steel. Amalga-
mated Copper and American Smelt-
ing g. Refining. Railroad stocks as a
rule showed Independent strength a
rise Of a point in Union Pacific had
a good effect on the standard stock.
Northwestern American Car. American
steel foundries and Anaconda gained
/; Delaware & Hudson ~ and
Kanawha a Michigan IN.
The arrest of the decline in stock
was effected by supporting orders. The
buying demand decreased to nom
inal proportions when its purpose
was achieved Prices sagged back be-
fore noon. The unreasonable weather
IN the west was a depressing influence.
st. Paul rose 1 and United states
Steel preferred declined 1 Kanawha
& Michigan receipts gained 5 y.
Bonds were steady.
The depression In the market was un-
relieved despite the small amount of
offerings and prices receded further
Federal Mining lost 4; sheffield
Steel, IA American Linseed preferred.
la: st. Louis & San Francisco second
preferred and American Hide & Leath-
en- preferred. 3i4 Union Pacific. Min
neapolis g. St Louis, United states
steel, Tennessee Copper and Distillers
Securities, 1 each.
Representative stocks took an up
ward turn, resulting In a rally OF a
point in Reading United states steel
made up all Of It's loss Inactive stocks,
however. continued to give way Pitts
burg Coal preferred lost and Western
Maryland, American Sugar, Colorado
Fuel and Pullman, 1.
The market closed irregular. The
rally carried Reading, Amalgamated
Copper and American Smelling "A point
over last night and marlborough Met.
preferred IA The demand died down
again and prices yielded. Westing-
house electric lost lSs.
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COLUMBUS CON.
PUSHING DEVELOPMENT
Work Going ON in Three Places In
Minc-Following Good Contact
showing on the 100 Level

Although nothing OF any great inn
portance has happened at the Column
bus Consolidated property, supt. a. o.
Jacobson. who came down from the
nina yesterday Co celebrate his we'd
ding anniversary at home, declares a
large amount Of development work Is
going ON. The min ls running regularly
on ore taken out I'm development work
alone and the snow has broken away
80 that IL is certain that shipping VIII
begin again in about two weeks,
Prospecting rs now going ahead on
the 300 and 400-foot levels as vel as
ON the tunnel level on the tunnel and
a00-foot levels considerable ore rs be-
ing taken and this Is sufficient to pay
expenses at present.
ON the 40O-foot level the drift Is being
sent TO the southwest and is now rum
ming along a contact that has an the
appcara noes Of making into an ore body
as soon ms the cross fssure that is being
sought is encountered. The drift is now
about 900 feet from the shaft and has
attained a depth OF about 1000 feet
from the surface.
Thus far this year mo- water 70
amount to anything has been eucoun-
tered. IL is not anticipated that much
water will be found for some time yet
ON the 300 foot level work was start
cd last week and but little progress has
been made 80 far The drift viii be
sent out 10 catch "a assure that was
quite productive of good values In the
level above.
In 81 number OF places in the mine Is
found plenty OF milling ore but this is
left standing The company Is now
employing 40 men.
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BUSINESS AND REALTY

It's purpose being the manufsc-
turc Of artificial stone and concrete
blocks. the Artificial Stone q Con-
crete company recently Incorporated.
has opened n plant at 5fS east Fourth
South street Tine company Is also
turning out some ornamental urns
aut IoNcr stands. besides large
order OF ornamental cap pieces for
t'lu now business blocks about 20 be
erected loo salt Lake
Mrs Pauline Dykes has sold 10 r. A.
Bennett the old Higgins property. sxl0
rods. including Broom house and
brick barn. az $40 north First West
street. for consideration NJ So. 700
Rowan & Thomas negotiated the deal
The Saltair management signed Mon
DAY afternoon contracts with John Mo
Mary of Brooklyn for the seasons lease
ON the ship cafe. and with w. T..
Sutherland for building 706 bathhouses.
sArchitecta Ware a Tregauza have
completed plans for three so 900 resi-
dences, one on Twelfth East street. be-
tween Second and Third South streets.
for W w Norton one on Thirteenth
Fast street Tor Mrs. r. w Grace, and
one 1t Provo for Preston @ Peterson.
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GRAND LODGE IS
IN SESSION TODAY
Twcnt, Ave Hundred Odd Fellows VIII
Appear In This Afternoons
Parade.

The thirty-fourth annual meeting Of
the grand lodge of Odd Fellows opened
this morning in the headquarters on
Market street with a fun attendance OF
grand lodge officers and the grand
master in the chair. About 300 persons
were present II was "A record break
ing attendance. very gratifying 10 an
members OF the order Tho morning
was occupied with preliminary husi-
ness usual at the opening of the session
and az noon there was an adjournment
until . D. M. when the proposition to
establish an odd Fellows home was
taken up for the afternoons discus
sion The ladies OF the order Of Re
bekah provided luncheon in the supper
rooms on the ground floor this noon
which was duly appreciated. The Re
bckah section OF the grand lodge also
met IN annual session this morning IA
their han with large representation
present The session VIII continue
through Wednesday, contemporaneous
with the session of the grand lodge
Mrs Weber Of this city delivered the
opening address Officers viii be-
formally declared elected at Wednes-
day afternoons session.
The annual parade Is scheduled for .
pm. today when II Is promised that
$500 odd Fellows VIII appear on pa
rade. including representation from all
u the lodges in the state, the two en-
campments, the Canton and Grand lodg
Grand lodge A class Of so odd Fellows
takes the grand lodge degree today.
Special work viii be done tonight by
the Rebekahs and the encampments,
with comforting OF the decoration of
chiyalry by the patriarchs militant on
the following eight candidates. Mes
danes Myers ct ogden, Haynes, Porter
and Inflow Of Bingham, Sudhcimer and
staines Of salt Lake, Stott Of Eureka
and Hynes OF Provo
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GUEST SUES LANpLoRp.

p. r. stephens this morning filed
suit I'm the civil division Of tho city
court against Geo. r. Auerbach pro-
prietor Of the Touraiue hotel 10 re-
cover the value Of the contents OF
uunk which were alleged to have
been stolen from plaintiffs room in
the hotel during the month ~ Septem-
Der 1909 Tho complaint sets forth
that during the absence from his room
during September last his trunk was
broken into BY parties unknown and
goods 10 the value Of $3.50 were OK
tracted therefrom, and he Is now
suing the proprietor Of the hotel to
recover the value Of the property.
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RAILROAD is VICTOR.
Copper Queen Loses i'm Rate Suit
Against Baltimore.


Washington. April IAN opinion
was handed down yesterday by the in
terstate commerce commission in q
long series OF cases instituted by the
Copper Queen Consolidated company Of
Globe. Ariz., against the Baltimore q
Ohio Railroad company, and many
other interstate carriers, denying
repatriation TO the complainant on ship
ments ~ coke from the Pennsylvania
fields 10 Globe, Ariz. The Importance
Of the cases lay I'm the allegation that
the through rates on coke we're eXces-
sive. The rates amounted to the joint
rates from the ovens 10 Chicago plus
the local rates from Chicago to points
Of destination. The complainant main
tained that II was unjustly discrim-
mated against because II was Obliged
to Jay the higher OF two rates from
the ovens 10 Chicago.
The commission held that the COM
plainant could not be permitted TO at
tack the separate divisions Of joint
through rates accruing TO the various
carriers. The commission held also that
the demand for reparation was not
based upon any real damage or injury
10 the shipper.
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TEN MEN KILLED IN
LANDSLIDE DISASTER

Quebec April 19.-Further details
Of yesterdays disaster on the line or
the transcontinental north Of the La
Tuque received today show that 10
men we're killed and eight injured,
six fatally. The disaster was not caus-
ed by the landslide as at first report.
but by the collapse Of a 9O-foot
wooden trcstle al Lake Macdonald,
near Kakoucache. over which a train
with a large construction gang was
passing Most Of those lost were
penned underneath the wreckage and
drowned Eight bodies have been re-
covered
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-04-19
MEET ON NEVADA HILI.s DEAL.

Word was received from the east yes
terday that George Wingield Of Gold
field is scheduled 10 arrive In Salt
Lake city iu day or so. AT the same
time 81 Ia understood that W. II Web
Der. manager Of the Nevada HIS prop
erty, win arrive in salt Lake city to-
night or tomorrow morning
Although the company officials are
silent as 10 what the men intend to
do. 10 is understood that they meet to
close up the deal for the consolidation
Of the Nevada HIS and Fairvlew Eagle
properties IN the Farvicw mining dis
trict ia Nevada. WinEield is the con-
trolling factor In the Eagle.
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T0DAY's MONEY MARKET.

New York April t9.-Money on call,
steady, "a as per cent; ruling rate. rs
per cent; closing bid. 2& offered at
27s.
Time loans very dull and heavy; 50
days, 3&d4 per cent. 20 days 4d4ja
per cent: six months. 404i4 per cent.
Close-Prime mercantile paper, 4AG5
per cent
Sterling exchange. strong. with actual
business In bankers bills at asa 35d so
for so days and at 4s7s0 for demand;
commercial bills. ASA dAS4
Bar silver, 53ah
Mexican dollars, a.
Government bonds, steady; railroads,
easy.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-04-19
IRON blossom JUMPS UP.
Price Gains Fifteen Per Cent over
sales Of Yesterday.

Ir1cc AHdln~ NlttRfH Y " NthA ~
sales Of Yesterday.
Iron Blossom was the star performer
on the local stock exchange this morn
inE and registered a gain a. Is per
cent over the sales Of yesterday. The
continued good showing in this prop
erty has aroused many Of the follow
ers Of Uncle" Jesse Knight 20 re-
newed interest in his mining ventures.
improvements have been gradual and
the prospective value Of the property
IS declared by those who should be In a
position to know 20 be better than II
has been at any time
The market opened at los and grad
ually moved NJ until h was selling
strong at the close at Il5. Colorado
was slightly weaker today and sold at
20 and so cents Uncle sam was eNcep-
tionaly weak today. selling down to
36is cents Ia spite OF the poor show
ing made iu the majority of stocks,
trading was better than on yesterday.
During the session $751; $50 shares OF
stock changed hands al sli $3.50.
on the curb market OpcN marched
up the line after being in the rear rank
for q week or more From 80 cents IL
jumped 90 az cents and q bid OF a.
cents was made "a the close The sales
ON the curb were 400 shares of OpeX at
3S cents 100 at a.. 100 no %; 100 at a.;
800 at g.. 900 al 80 500 az i3' 500 shares
~ Ely Centennial az 81 cents, 1000
shares ~ T'coma Mines az % cents;
500 al %. 800 az %.
TopAyrg QUOTATIONS.
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BOY RECEIVED
ON BILL OF LADlNG

ST Louis, April Zone 7-ycar-old
boy was received on "a bill Of lading
at the Union station here today over
the Iron Mountain railroad from Mon
roe La. He was consigned To local
bank as collateral for a board bin to
be RENTED 10 a bank at Monroe
Mrs j j koontz. acting as agent for
r. j. Koontz. father ana owner OF
the boy. whose name is Arthur. called
al the Union station FOR the consign
ment. but the railroad officials refused
TO deliver him TO her because she was
not the consignee named In the bin Of
ladng, The hoy. still tagged. was taken
TO the bank iu taXicab.
4 disputed board bill Incurred by the
hoy being In Monroe for seven months
caused the bin Of lading 90 be issued
When the boy reached the bank the
amount due was paid and the boy was
turned over TO his parents.
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rooR REPORT on NORTH BUTTE

Badger Brothers received the follow
ing message this morning over their
private wire from Hovey, kennoy 4
60.
North Butte report as Of Jan. T..
was sensatlOnally poor. the stock
earned $3.50 a share last year The
reserves We're greatly reduced, as there
are $4,000 tons in sight. quick assets
are a. 600 COO and ore on the 1000 level
is extremely irregular The Jesse
lode struck last week (sinoe above rD-
porD shows high grade ore"
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COMMENCEMENT PROGRAMS.

We have just received a big assort-
ment OF samples OF fancy 1910 com
mencement programs. and extend an
invitation to members Of graduating
classes to call and inspect them All
orders viii receive our prompt and
careful attention.
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day. They declare that work will DO
started shortly al the Gruth property
in east Tintic.
J. Will knight is az the King David
and Indian Queen properties in Beaver
county today.
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ARIZONA AND NEW MEXICO.
Prcst. Taft Anxious TO Hurry Along
Bills for Their Admission.

Washington. April 19.-Presideut
TAFT had a conference today with sew.
eral members Of the house committee
on territories for the purpose. II Is said.
Of hurrying along the bin admitting
Arizona and New Mexico 10 state
hood. The president was assured tina,
the bill would pass al this session.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-04-19

Freshmen Elect Oniccrs-At the
freshmen class election al the univer-
sity today the following we're chosen
Ray Summers. president; Sterling
Snow, vlco-president: Albert McCanne.
secretary; D. stone, treasurer. Earl
Homestead. athletic manager: execu-
tive committees @ w Williams. Edna
HUI Pauline H,.riuser, Frank Cam
non and .. Romnev
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Read the story Of the apostate.
Mother Church and her children IN
The Great Apostasy." by DR. J. r.
Talmage. Deseret News Book Store.
so cents, cloth.
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WOOL.


St Louis April Wooi-Steady. Ter
ritorv and western mediums, ga "a hhe
mediums lSa ~. fne, ilmlf
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FoRENooN SALES.

FORENOON SALES.
Bullock. ] 900 az l.
Cedar-Talis. 1000 at 9
Colorado. 500 at ~.
East Tintic Dow. 1000 at "a.
Iron Blossom. 900 at los. $500 at
1 O7lk: /. 800 az 10; 200 at .12ia: 500 at
1.121h buyer So
MAY Day 500 az ~; 500 at Z.
Tintic Cent. 800 az 1914
Uncle Sam. 900 at 81; 100 at 56it.
OPEN BOARD.
Black Jack. 5000 at 10
Bullock, $50 at !
colorado. 800 at So; 200 az -
Crown Point. 1900 at sia.
Iron Blossom. 1000 at LEY: 200 at
LIS.
Little Rel. 100 al 50. 100 at / So.
Tintic Cent $500 at Is.
TOTALS.
Value shares.
Regular ........ ......ts.s0O 1902 90
open ........ ..........i5450 1898. 50
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PRODUCE.


chicago. April 19-Early trading IN the
wheat pit was al sharp advance, run
ming from - for the distant options 70
:. for the May delivery. The buying We
headed by influential local concerns.
Man, traders were Inclined Co believe the
recent rains in the southwest nave not
improved the growing fields rare enough
for crops Much May grain changed
hands tbe ton being 1851, July sold be-
tween l0iA n s and i0 2 "a l02. september
travelled between @iFuAs and lpi2 Ihe
market stcadied In the hrst hour near
the top Opening hglres FOR July weIe
a 10 bsc up "a 1913 to l0liz while
septamher opened a to "sC up.
corn prices were slightly lower eut
gained strength and advanced aoout "a
In the 0rst hour May moved from oo1s
10 s7K and rested with other futures ON
tho high levels. Opening figures for the
MAY delivery were shade higher 10 -
Trade in oats was not large and prices
were steady at the start. May sold he
tween ll7l1r7s and A2h. Opening hgute7
for MAY were unchanged 10 &c hlgh'i
Ruving by packers IN the provision PIT
cause "A rush Of shorts 20 cover and
prires advanced from 70 - cents al
Inc out set pork leading 10 the upturn'
Provisions continued to advance IN the
drst hour. Opening figures FOR the May
products were. Pork, 400 lard, llDW
laos and ribs. ll92ia
Later In the session offerings Increased
and large lines of september were un-
loaded weakening the market, The
other futures declined In sympathy
september went down from 1905 TO esAs
and July sagged 40 l00ss while May lost
nearly an OF rs early grain. The close
was weak and near the bottom with July
&c on at lO0ss and September = a. go
down al eA2a "a y
The market weakened with wheat and
MAY declined 20 56As The close was weak
an around. with May IA Pa or "a 5bN
Corn-No. o 2, 5GA n 81. No. white.
e0l. III. No yellow, IS, No. 3 s. so d,
NO 3 white 6sL so: No. 2 yellow, b5 ~ ~
Sc: No Z. 49mai No. 4 white. @H05 No.
yellow, 5Od52
Rye-Cash. Is. May "a.
Tinothv-Cnsh. go, October, 400.
clover Nothing doing
Wheat-May. loss as, July lW's,
Sent g8at "a =
Corn NAV. 5sN July @9s Sept, aa,
Oats-May nas a p; July 39iS; Sept.
Moss pork. per bbl-May. a25. July,
q 42te, sept I.Glk,
Lard per 100 lbs NAV l2Mi July.
l2O2is Sent. 1906 90 l201is
Short Ribs. per 100 lhs.-May l202i2,
July. il05. Sept, i@
SUGAR AND COFFEE.
New YORK. April 10 Sugar Ray.
steody. muscovado. 50 test. 31b ceutrlfu-
gal. Is test 425 molasses sugar 50 test
a4Q Refined steady; crushed 5.A, granu-
lated sis: poWerded. 3 2
Conee-Spot qulet No. Z RIO. So, No.
4 santos. Ia
BUTTER AND EGGS.
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LIVE STOCK.


Chicago. April tg-Cattle--R Receipts es-
timated al 2OO0. market steady. Reeves
5.6Oaa5O: Texas steers. A75n615; western
steers 4q0ffS IS; stockers and Feeders
375n64O: cows and helfers, 27on12i;
calves $50 SIS.
Hogs-Rereipts estimated at B,o09
Market ~ to Sc lower. light S@19l0;
mixed. sSOn9.i0; heavy. S@u9lO; rough.
SSOdp10. good to choice heavy. h0W
ai0: pigs S0N $40: bulk OF sales. S15n
aO5 -
sheep-Receipt estimated at 1900
Market Zoe lower. Native 4o0d 6gl,
lambs. native. 7.75G $50; western. sod
100
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UTAH NATIONAL BANK.
Comptroller Of the Currency Extends
Its Corporate Existence 20 Years.

I0UNNIHI 70 INC NNW8'T
Washington, d. C., April 19-Ths
comptroller Of the currency has extend
Cd for 90 years the cooperate existence
Of the Utah National bank OF salt Lake
City
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BUTTER AND EGGS

Chicago April i9.-Butter steady
oreamcrles 9M 81, dairies. 22n2S eggs
steady at mark. cases included. receipts
cheese, 2. daisies steady twins tfis
young American, 1874 long horns llA .
potatoes, l3ik a i3aA.
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KANSAS CITY.

Kansas city. April iq-Cattle-Receipt
1000 Market steady Native steers
475d6D: cows and heifers. 100000
stockers and feeders. 375n6a0; bulls.
A5aG75; calves, 4.0Od 500; western steers,
s 0,5,s al. western cows. ABd6O
Hogs-Receipts. 1900. Market IS to p
cents lower Bulk Of sales Seeqal5;
heavy, a10QaD: packers and butchers,
Sgaai5: light SI5M0OO: pigs ZdSI5.
sheen Recelpts 1890 Market 10 cents
lower Muttons, GG0 $50; lambs, SS'A
qei: fed western wethers and warnings
7O0daE: fed western ewes, 6.5d 50,
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AFTFRNoN SALES.

AFTERNOON SALES.
Bingham Amalgamated. 1000 at az
Colorado. 1000 at rs; 1000 at 10; LOO
at So 300 at ST.
Columbus 500 at 81 $50 AT 30.
Iron Blossom, $500 at LIZ; 500 at
20 buyer so.
Nevada HIS. 500 at So; 1000 at s..
South Columbus Con. 500 at Ga
1.726 at 81.
Tintic Central. $500 al 10: 500 at 1919
Uncle sam, 200 at 86iz.
Utah Con, 1901 at 4.
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Pioneer Rooflngs.
Sold. laid I'D guaranteed by
LAMBERT PAPER CO.
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Omaha. April 19.-Cattle- Receipts, 200
Market steady to strong. Native steers
6U0 500. cows and heifers. 300 tot
Western steers. fOOd7 .. COWS and heifers,
20a5 ~. Gamers 2 75fT4 Is; stockers and
feeders 275m7.Z5. calves, 4@ So bulls
stays. etc. 315d6l0. 49,
Hogs Receipts. 800 Market Das9
csnts lower Heavy. Sq0d9O6: mixed. SIS
aSgO: light S10d $50; pigs, Npna0i bulk
Of sales $50 $50
Sheep-Receipts, 5000. Market SLOW 70
10 cents lower. Yearlings, 5000 h Is,
vethers. T50dS35. ewes 6.15n 500, lambs,
ggOT10O0.
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New York April 70 Sugar Ray,
steady. muscoyado. 50 test. 3,I5 ceutrifu-
gal: Is test. 425 molasses sugar. 50 test.
a4q Refined steady, crushed, SIS, granu-
lated. sis: powerded, A&
CoHee-spot quiet, No. Z RIO. SO. No.
1 snnloa Ia
The daily sentinel., 1910-09-07

will also be found beneficial. The
removal of a safety pin from the
babys epidermis will also often effect
complete and immediate cure.
Don't worry if the neighbors tell
you the baby is a perfect picture OF
its papa. Babies seldom develop
their good looks while young.
Don't stick your fingers into the
baby's mouth when he is teething.
ThSre are other and more sanitary
ways of washing your hands.
If the baby's food disagrees with
him, take it away. He may learn the
bat habit of ''sassing back" from
such associations.
When you go shopping you will
save yourself much annoyance by
leaving the baby with a neighbor
By using diplomacy you can find out
when your neighbor is going down
town, when you will exhibit much
wisdom by either being away your
self or sick in bed, for your neigh
Dor may also be endeavoring to raise
a baby by these same rules.
Every thoughtful and loving moth
er should arrange it so that when
father comes home the baby will be
asleep with enough soothing syrup to
insure complete rest to his tired
nerves during his hours at home.
Wives will greatly add to the longev-
ity of their bubbles by this method.
When baby is learning to talk,
feed it castor oil. This will lubri-
cate the tongue and vocal organs For
girl babies substitute a muffler.
To familiarize yourself with baby
Ianguage, it is considered expedient
for mother and father to prepare
themselves as follows: Wifey should
sit on hubby's lap just as she did in
the happy period when babies were
not considered. You should sit in the
front bay window so all the neighbors
can see you. This will tend to make
you feel small and kiddish. Now put
hot potatoes in your mouths and try
to talk. Familiarize yourself with
the sounds and words they are meant
for and you will find ii a great aid
in understanding baby prattle. You
Will not say the same thing twice the
same way-but neither will the baby.
When the baby says and does cute
| things just keep them to yourself
There is no sense in wasting the
brightness of your family upon de-
luded parents who cannot be convinc-
ed that your baby is brighter than
theirs.
If the baby is girl. be sure to
have its picture taken in the nude
She viii take much delight in ex-
hibiting il to her sweethearts in
/ later years.
For the father who wishes to learn
to bathe and dress the baby. special
set OF instructions in book form, got