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Los Angeles herald., 1910-04-26
CITRUS FRUIT REPORT
SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA
SHIPMENTS OF FRUIT
NEW YORK

NEW YORK April 25.-Forty-four cars or
oranges sold. Market opened strong; closed
week. Raining. Unfavorable.
Navels-IIaif Moon, Xf Red o G Assn, 50 10;
Best Yot s2.45; Elephant, Or Elephant orch
1910; Elephant ends, $3.50; Elephant or Ele-
phant Orch, 1906; Elephant ends, Elephant
Orch, $3.50; Elephant Elephant orch, $2.45;
Red X M p O X Elk $500; Golden Cross
O X Elk, S3.1O; Blue Globe, Riv Ex Riv, So as;
Pepper, Xiv Elk, $2.75 Cal orange, Rx Ex
$3.50; Golden Cross X Ex, $500; Red, x
o x Bx, $3.50; Blue Globe, Riv Ex Rv S40;
Pepper, RiV lex, $40; Cal Orange, Riv Bx,
S2.75; outing, Riv Ex, s275; Lotus, o X Ex
S2.10; Monogram, X Elk, 1896; STANDARD,
81 90; Peaceplpe, S A FIX, $195; Rossmoyne, l
N p E NJ Ross, $3.45; Rossmoyne, E M Ross
1850; Standard $3.50; Orchard, l M i or
National o Co, $685. Standard, l NJ p Sd
National o Co, S.10 Orchard. OR National
o Co, $780, Standard, Sd National o Co,
$3.15; Columbia, $780, swastika' W
Brown s.. 40; Golden Gate Xc Red g o ASSN
81. 40; Blue Banner Xf Sutherland Co, 1890;
Green Banner. Xf Sutherland IT Co, S3O5;
Vale Vista, $500; Folly, $780, Golden Or
chard Fy Or IndsF Co, $3.50: Citrus Belle,
sd Ind + Co. s2.7O: Mars, S2.25; Cove xc p
Peycke Co. $3.50; Euclid, Or Growers Il Co.
S3.O5; Upander Growers + Co, $3.50; Inde-
pendent Growers Co. s3l5i stk Label.
Growers Co. s2.95; Lion Head, Xf l.
Lyon Sons. s245 Old Mission, Fly Chapman
So. 70; Old Mission, Ch Chapman, s295; Golden
Eagle, sd Chapman, S2.s5; Slower Mtn, Grow
ers r co, $780, Evergreen, S2.S5; Beauties
81 45; Idel, S2,65; Delicious, 1926; Stock Label
95; Euclid. Or Growers co, s3O6; Up
lander, or Growers Il Co, s2.95; Euclid, Or
Growers f Co, s2.75; Stock Label, s26S; Sap
phire, c V, $3.50; Alta Cresta, a II kx'
So. so; Hobo, A II Eek, $40: Hobo II Ex'
| S2s5: Glendora Heights, A G Ex, 1920;
Golden Role A c G Eek. $3.50 Stag, A G @
Elk s295; Pointer, A c @ Eek, 2.25; Uncle
Sam, Riv Ex, $3.50; Fiesta, Rlx Elk. $500;
Lake Hemet, A r Hemet. $2.95; Mission In
| dian, A r Hemet $500; Hunter, A G @ EN'
| 81 05; Red, c NJ p Covina Eek, s.. 40; Cougar,
| / NJ r. Covna ok. $780, Red, c covina Ex'
| s2 30; Cougar Covina Eek, $500; Carmencita'
| | NJ p st Ex. 50 so; Colombo. l M st Ex,
| So As; Carmencita, 8 Elk, 2s5; Rossmoyne,
M p E NJ ROSS, s3.45; Selects, Sl.75; Planet
| S S Elk. s2.65.
| Tangernes. halves-slover Mtn. H.25 Beau
ties, 81 25: Rex X. sl.S5; Stag, S.7O: Squirrel
| Sl95; Palm Tree, S1.35.
Bioods halves-IAlac. 60; Lighthouse, 81 90;
Blue Globe, $40; Red. nb5; La Mesa, Sl65;
Golden Orange, $3.50; Blue Tag N1oql'bO'
| Colonel. s125
Naveis. haives--Golden Cross, si.35; g. Cross,
| I M p, S1.25; Overland, M p, $lS5; Ban
ner sl.b5
seeds, iced-Goiden Orch, sis5; Mission
| Bells. S3l Memories. $500; View, $3.50; So
Iano, 81 80: Rescue, s2.75; Carmencita' $Soo;
Slower Mtn, S2GO
Homosassas. iced-slover Mtn. s275; ven
tilated. Stag. s3.05.
| Bloods, boxes, iced-Goden Orange, $500;
IAlac ventilated. S2.S5; Lighthouse, $40.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-04-26
NOTICE OF APPLICATION FOR DIsSO-
LUTON OLE CONFORMATION

In the Superior Court of the State Of Cali
fornia. in and for the County of Los Ange-
les. No. 74.261.
In the matter Of the application for dis
solution of the Henry Brown Motor Com
pany. a corporation.
Notice is hereby given that application
has been presented to the Superior Court of
the State of California. in and for the
County of Los Angeles. for the dissolution
of the Henry g. Brown Motor Company, a
corporation; that an order OF the court has
been duly given and made appointing Mon.
day the 23d day OF May, 1910, at 10 O'CLOCK
in the forenoon, or as soon as counsel can
be heard at the court room, Department
Eight of the court. when and where the
application will be heard and determined,
without further notice, II no objections shall
then have been filed, or upon fve days fur
ther notice TO any persons who shall have
filed objections; and directing that notice
be given thereof not less than thirty days
by publication In the Los Angeles Herald,
a newspaper published in the city of Los
Angeles County of Los Angeles. state OF
California.
All persons will accordingly take notice
and may file objections to said application
II any they have, on or before 10 O'Clock a.
m on Monday, the Esd day OF May, 1910
Dated April 90, 1910.
(Sean c. G.. KEYES. County Clerk.
BY d. S. Burson. jr., Deputy Clerk.
4-21-33t
Los Angeles herald., 1910-04-26
NEWS OF WATERFRONT

SAN PEDRO, April 25.-Arriyed: Steam
ship Admiral Sampson, from Seattle, via
San Francisco; steam schooner Yellowstone,
from Columbia River via San Francisco ana
Redondo; schooner Edith. from san Glenn
ente island schooner william Olsen eleven
days from Aberdeen; steam schooner
Gray's Harbor from South Bend ,-.,u
Sailed-Steam schooner Darius for Gray
Harbor. via San Francisco.
MISCELLANEOUS NOTES
The steamer Admiral Sampson, Captain
Bartlett arrived today from Seattle va
San Francisco with passengers and 200 tons
of freight. She will sail for return Wednes-
day.
The steamer Doris. Captain Olsen, com
pleted discharge of lumber cargo today ana
sailed for Gray's Harbor to reload
The steamer Yellowstone is due tonight
from Redondo Beach with partial cargo
of lumber loaded at Columbia River.
The steamer Caroline Will sail tonight
for san Diego to go on the ways before
proceeding to Umpqua to reload TOT the
Kerckhoff- Gunner Lumber company
The power schooner Edith arrived TO-DAY
from San Clemente island with a cargo OF
sheep for the San Clemente Wool company.
The schooner William Olsen arrived 10 Ioaay S
from Gray's Harbor with 100000 rect OF
lumber for various wholesalers. There are
now thirteen sailing vessels In port as
charging lumber cargoes. ,,,,,
The bark Alden Besse, Captain Miller.
will complete loading tomorrow and VIII
probably sail Wednesday for Honolulu with
a mixed cargo of brick beer, hay ana
merchandise. She VIII lodu d ie'uIH "a eN
of SCRAP iron for Los Angeles foundries.
The steamer Gray's Harbor, Captain An
dndson arrived today from Willipa with
425. 600 feet of lumber for various whole-
salers. ,,r,a.,or7
The steamer Hanalei, Captain McFarlan1,
is due tomorrow from San Francisco with
passengers and freight for the independent
steamship company 80 -, ...,,.,r.o,,,
FOR Casner via San Francisco with passen-
gers and in ballast to reload tor th's
port. - z.uo7 sror,
Columbia River for this port win pas
sengers and 1,O55,OOO feet of lumber
The schooner Lottie Bennett now DIS
charging a cargo of lumber loaded at Ia
coma, will return to Puget Sound TO loau
lumber for the Fill islands.
The schooner Annie NJ. Campbel mas
heen chartered to load lumber at Iacoma
for San Pedro. o..4, Dana
dtcl.son sailed today for Redondo Beach
inter discharging 800, 900 feet of lumber
MOVEMENTS OF STEAMERS
STEAMERS carrying passengers are due from
northern ports via San Francisco and from
southern ports direct as follows;
ARRIVE
Los Angeles herald., 1910-04-26
BOSTON

81 BOSTON, April 25.-Seventeen cars sold.
Cool; cloudy. Market strong; higher
Navels-King, S A Ex, $3.50; Princess, Q c
Corona s2S5 Quail, o X Ex, $3.50; Lochinyar'
r II e High, S2.95; Golden Rule, Riv EX HiV'
50 95; Orchard Or National Co, $3.50; stan
dard. Sd National o Co, 1925; Elk, Ex X
Henderson, $3.50; Circus, Xc Spar co.
SsO5; Xxx Brand, 81 95; Elephant. Ends %.so'
Climax, Ch or E Peycke $3.50; Cove, ty
or % Peycke Co. 81 50 Best Yet, s2.45; Venus
FIX e Peycke co, s2o5; Laurel Corona,
RuclIe r. II u High, $685. La Mesa, Riv
Fx Riv, s975; Robusta. A II Pachappa, SS 20;
Alpha. Xf r Henderson, $3.50; Clown, Fy
eparr r Co, SO. .25; Elephant, Or Elephant orch,
81 IA: Champion S2s5; Champion, Fly. $3.50;
Delta, sd R Henderson, s2.75; Golden Orchard,
9y Or Ind f Co. $3.50; Champion, Or S2'45;
Golden Flower Xf Red C Assn, $2.lo
Seedlngs-Golden Orchard. $3.50.
Sweets-Golden Orchard ST.
Boods halves-La Mesa, sl6O; boxes Sl'io'
Iemons-Pet A Elk, $3.50; Arab, $500;
Greyhound, s245; Conqueror, Elk Ind + Co.
Sc .S5.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-04-26
REV. LAWRENCE D0NLEAvY
DIES OF HEART DISEASE

The many friends of Rev. Lawrence
PTfDonleavy, assistant at the Cathedral
of st. Vibiana, were shocked to learn of
his death, which occurred yesterday
morning at the Sisters hospital. Father
Donleavy had been a sufferer from
heart trouble, but only went to the hos
pital two days ago.
Father Donleavy was one of the pop
ular young priests of the diocese. He
was a native Of Ireland, where be
studied for the priesthood, being or
dained five years ago for the diocese of
Monterey and Los Angeles.
Solemn requiem mass will be held at
the Cathedral of st. Vibiana Thursday
morning at $3.50 o'clock, following which
the body will be buried in the priests
plot in Calvery cemetery.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-04-26
FINISHES AT AoUEDUcT

AQUEDUCT. April 25.-First race, six
and a half furiongs-Knlie Crankie won,
Dolly Bultman second. Bat Masterson third (;
time, 1:24 1-5.
Second race, four and a half furlongs-
AEawam won. Pickaninny second, Merry
Lad third: time. :b7.
Third race. six furlongs-King Cobalt
won, Prince Gal second. Right Easy third;
time, 1:15.
Fourth race. seven furlongs-Ben Loyal
won; Frank Purcell second. Bustem third
time, 1870.
Fifth race, four and one-half furionEs-
Frank Mullons won, Golden Sand second,
Rake third: time SO 2-5.
sixth race, Ave ACCOMPLISHMENTS won'
John Reardon second, Thames third; time
j
Los Angeles herald., 1910-04-26
REV. r. p HOWELL PASTOR TRINITY CHURCH LOS ANGELES

u EV. ROBERT p. HOWELL, pastor
* of Trinity Methodist church
~ south, the clerical delegate of the
Los Angeles conference, left yesterday
for Asheville, N. c., where the general
conference will convene Wednesday,
May T.
On his way Rev. Mr.. Howell will stop
at Sherman, Tex, where his daughter
is attending a college for girls. Miss
Vivian, the daughter, will accompany
her father. They will pass next sun
day. in Nashville, Tenn, where Mrs.
Howell is attending the general board
meeting of the Woman's Home Mission
society.
The Monday following Mr.. and Mrs.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-04-26
PIMLlco RESULTS

PIMIICO. April 25.-FTrst race. Ave fur
longs-The Rascal won. Maromara second
Bendanga third; time. 1910 2-b.
Second race, six furlongB--Adalla won,
Osorine second, Jennie Walls third; time,
1924 1-5.
Third race, seven fuT1ongB-Horace r..
won Sig second, Choirmaster Of Chester
brook third; time. 1:40
Fourth race. two miles-Black Bridge
won, Jimmy Lane second. Lizzie Flat third !;
time ago As.
Fifth race four and half furlongs-
Nlcco won, Lochiel second, Missve third
time, 1:02 2-5.
Sixth race selling mIle-Dixle Knight
won Coils Ormsby seconh, Apologize
third; time, 1884 2-5.
Seventh race. seven furlongs-Ruhle won,
County Fair second, Earl Rogers third
time 1889 As.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-04-26
INTERPRETATIONS

Articles of incorporation filed with the county
clerk yesterday are as follows;
First Universal Church OF Los Angeles
,,aInb T., Criswen Clinton L.. Fennessy, Camm
- Morris, f. N. Carnahan, Loring Herrick,
1silen NJ Utley, Carrie Sawtelle Nash trus-
tees. ,,r. - o,.aI
Cazona Land and Water company, capltai
eso ooo~Charles NJ Ford, w. s. Baker, j. NJ
Sullivan, directors. G.,
Aloha company capital S5OOoO-o. A. Sproal,
I E Ward, John E. DAILY, directors.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-04-26
TIDE TABLE FOR SAN PEDRO

SAN FRANCISCO. April 25.-Arrlved:
Steamers Chehalis San Pedro: san Jacinto,
Ventura; George Loomis. Redondo; Fair
oaks. San Pedro; Helen p Drew, San
Pedro; Santa Rosa, San Diego.
Saied-Steamers Mandalay, San Pedro
President, San Diego.
MADEIRA--Arrived: Setos, San Fran
cisco for Hamburg.
YOKoHAMA-salled: Andral Fourichon,
San Francisco.
PORT SAID--Arriyed: Duperre, Ant
werp. for San Francisco
FIEUME-Sailed: Carpathia, New York
GENOA-Sailed; Romanic, Boston
NEW YORK-Arrived: Minnetonka
London.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-04-26

Howell and daughter Will leave Nash-
vile, N. c.
After the conference closes they will
go to Washington. D. c., where the
Methodist church south is erecting a
100000 representative church edifice.
They will then go to Baltimore and
New York to inspect the recently con-
structed church buildings and return
home by way of Niagara Falls, Chi
cago, st. Louis and Kansas City.
AS Rev. Mr.. Howelrs congregation
is preparing to build a new house of
worship his trip through the east will
be to select the best plan and equip
ment for this new church.
During Rev. Mr.. Howells absence the
supply cowmittee will secure different
ministers to fill the pulpit.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-04-26
PHILADELPHIA

PHILADELPHIA, April 25-Seyen cars
raveIs two mixed cars sold; also 22OO boxes
Floridas, $3.50 to $3.50, average $3.50; grape
fruit, $21O to $4.sO. average $40 Market
stronger. CO.,
dora. s3 15; Storlx, S A Ex $3.50: Yankee Doo-
die A "a High, $S.O5: Peacepipe, A Ex, $2S5;
Mission Indian, A Hemet, go; Cougar, Co
yina Elk, SO 30; Salt Lake, Sd King F co, $5.oo;
Pointer A c G Glendora SS.10 our Pride. A
f. High, $40; Pointer A G. Glendora, sz25;
Lake Hemet, A f Hemet $2.7O; Red, c Covina
Ex So 35; Camellai, Xf Red M o Co, 1920.
Bloods-Salt Lake 1925; Lake Hemet, $3.50;
halves, $1.70.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-04-26
NEW YORK

NEW YORK. April 23.-(Balance of Thurs
davis wire delayed owing TO wire trouble.
Navels-Signal Xf, Stewart i Co, $3.50; Up
lander, or Growers + Co. $3.50; Constitution,
So 40; Iayorne Beauties. s2.55; Our Beauty.
pcvcke. s2s s5; Standard NJ p sd National o,
81 O5 Elephant. 2nds $3.50; Green Banner
81 &c. Golden Flower Xf Red g o Assn, $50;
Euclid. or Growers + Co. s2.S5; Independent
Growers Fruit Co, $2.2O; st. Michel Ss.60'
Trail sierra Madre Lamanda c A. $3.50;
Mars 50. 40; Orchard Or National Q Co | NJ
p. So 4O Elephant, Elephant Or, s3o5; Blue
Banner. Xf Sutherland Co, $3.50; Half Moon,
Xf Red G. o Assn, sS.15.
Bloods-Lilac, S275; Lighthouse, $2.55.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-04-26
PTTTSBURG

PITTsBURG. April 25.-Fourteen cars sold.
Market strong; slightly higher navels; hrm
on good stock lemons. Favorable weather.
Naves-orchard' Or National o Co. $3.50; 50,
Maralimo, or Sparr L Co. $3.50; Golden
Flower. Xf Red q o Assn, 81. 80; Log Cabin,
I.oveless T. Co, 2.s5; Palomar, Loveless f co,
S275; our Pride. A High. $40; yellow
Beauty, A L High, $50; jasmine, d M
Duarte $3.50; Orchard Run, Riv Elk. 500;
Violet, d M Duarte, $3.50; Newsboy, II Red
lands. $500; Pepper, Riv Ex $3.50; Standard,
Sd National Co, s3.15; Circus, Xc sparr F
Co, $27O; Golden Gate, Xc Red G Assn
s.. .25; Hillside Gem. Loveless Co. $3.50:
Coyote, X Elk, s215; Yankee Doodle, A
High, $3.50; Violet, M Duarte, sslO; Irou-
bador II Elk, $2.7O; Scroll, Riv Fx, sS.25;
Jasmine, ID M Duarte, $9.45; Labelle. II
Redands, $3.50; outing, Riv Elk, $40.
Bloods-Red Globe. S3.25 halves, i6O; La
belle. boxes. $500; Our Pride, $2.75; oGlden
orange, S15; Prairie Chicken, s2.7o; halves
Crap GrapefruitePaim Tree. as5; Log Cabin,
saS5. ~, -.
Leinons-Pomona, S A Elk, $1.s5; Mtn Crest,
S A Elk, $1.95.
Tangerines, halves-Palm Tree, $1.B.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-04-26

Admiral Sampson, Seattle .............. May 10
CATALINA AND LONG BEACH
Steamers leave for Catalina island daily at
10 o'clock a. Returning, leave Avalon at
$3.50 D. M, connecting with Southern Pacific.
Salt Lake and Pacific Electric trains both
ways Launches arrive and depart to and
from Long Beach hourly between a. m. and
p. m.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-04-26
PHILADELPHIA

PHILADELPHIA, April 22.-(Delyed wire OF
Friday)-Six cars OF navels sold; also zzoo
boxes F1oridas. Sl95 10 S375, average $40;
Grapefruit, $3.50 to $780, average $a.25. Mar
ket stronger.
Naveis- Commander. r II Redlands Jet,
S. 30; Pointer, G Charter OAK 2.35;
nan Patch. + Bloom, s975; Yellow Beau
ties. A II Bloom. SASS; Golden Flower. Xxx
Red G o Assn, 50 20 Corporal. II Red Jet
S2 05; Coyote, X Ex, S2.05; Pony, +.
Bloom, 81 30; Elephant, or Elephant Orch
Sc 95
Los Angeles herald., 1910-04-26

var. H High, $3.50; Pico, Whittier
Iemons-Palm Tree. A H Arl, $3.50.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-04-26

It's as easy to secure a bargain in a used
automobile, through want advertising. as II
used to be-and still is-to secure a horse
and carriage
Los Angeles herald., 1910-04-26

NEW YORK. April 25.-Arrived; Chicago,
Havre; Cedric, Liverpool; Duca d Geneva,
Naples; La Bretagne, Havre.
HONG KONG. April 24,-Arrived: Steamer
Minnesota from Manila.
PLYMOUTH, April 25--Arrived: Kaiser VIII
helm der Crosse. New York for Bremen.
LIVERPOOL, April A-Arrived: Baltic, New
York.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-04-26
ST. LOUIS

ST. LOUIS April 25.--Cold. Advancing.
-Four cars navels, one lemons sold.
Navels-Owl X Elk, $2.45; Belt, r E
High, $3.50; Peacepipe, s A Elk, $3.50; Lochin-
Los Angeles herald., 1910-04-26
CINCINNATI


CINCINNATI April 25.-Coo Market
Four cars navels, one seed, one lemon. one
Florida sold Floridas, Golden, SITS to $3.50;
Tardiffe, $3.50 to $3.50.
Navels-El Captain, A Elk, $2s5; Owl. o
X Ex $3.50; Domestic, $780, Camellia, s2'I5.
Lemons-Pet, S A Eek, sS55; Greyhound,
So. 40; Circus Xc Sparr, $3.50; Deloro, $S.45;
La Luna, s3.05.
seedlings-selected. Blanchard, $40.
CLEVELAND April 25.-Six cars navels,
one mixed car, one car lemons sold Market
strong; higher on small sizes; easier large
sizes navels. Unchanged lemons. Cool
Naves-Good, selected Keen g. Co La II,
81. 80; Diamond X, Keen g. Son. 1925; Sweet
heart, A + Allesandro, $2.95; Tiger B Col
ton S2.70; Gold Buckle, r II f High $500;
Golden Rule, Riv Elk Rlv, $2.75 Square, Riv
Elk Riv. $500; Alta Cresta, A Paehappa.
ss 40; Hobo A II Pachappa, $3.05 Mercury,
81. 40; AAAA, Keen & Son. $2,55; Eagle, A F
Ailesandro $40; Eagle f Allesandro 50. 70;
Floral, S b Cotton, $3.50; Lochinvar, II E
High $3.50; Golden, Riv Eek, $3.50; Crystal,
Riv Elk Riv. $2,sO Robusta, A II Pachappa,
SO 35; Redands Pride, Xc M Dis, $780,
Lemons-Eagle, A f Allesandro, $27o.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-04-26
nInYEAIENTs OF STEAMERS
Steamer-From

Steamers carrying passengers are due from
rortbern ports via San Francisco and from
southern ports direct as follows;
ARRIVE
The Intermountain Catholic. (Salt Lake City [Utah] ;) 1899-1920, 1910-10-01
TIE INTERMoUNTAIN CATHOLIC, ocToBER 1, 191O

days and nights. Clay as the statesman winning
position power and fame, despite the poverty and
discouragements of his YOUTH Clay as the fore
most orator of his day. as the author of the timely
compromises and the apostle of peace had been
described in the strongest and most glowing SEN
fences of which my boyish intellect was capable
"The last finishing touches had been given and
the speech committed to memory when the faculty
notified me, and only short time before com
mencement that must select another subject; that
1t against the policy of the university to per-
mi eulogies upon living statesmen.
"This announcement filled me with consterna-
ton. To choose another subject seemed impossi-
bic. 1t Clay or nothing. Even if a subject
could be thought of, the time too short for
suitable preparation. This theme utter failure
seemed the only alternatives, and yet the faculty
were relentless.
q afraid that "rief not profound
it should have been the death of Henry Clay,
which occurred few days before commencement,
and just in time to permit the delivery of my
eulogy. Catholic Telegraph
The Intermountain Catholic. (Salt Lake City [Utah] ;) 1899-1920, 1910-10-01
The Real Owner.

When Rita came down stairs she found her
guest standing before picture the wall, so alb
sorbed that she did not hear Ritas step the soft
carpet which effectually muffled the sound. When
she turned to discover Rita beside her. she showed
surprise, but no embarrassment.
"Why, I didn t hear you come in she
claimed. Il guess ] was looking so hard that my
ears weren't doing their duty. Isn't that picture
wonderful"
"Why, yes I believe it is considered the finest
of any that papa owns Rita returned. She knew
the entire history of the painting, by famous
French artist, and just what her father had paid
for it, and the opinions the critics held concerning
it; but she had never looked at it with the frank
pleasure she saw written on the face of the young
girl who was to spend the day as her guest, the
daughter of one of her fathers old friends.
They went into the garden after time, and
Imogen seemed as delighted with the plants she
hda been with the picture. Most of them she knew
by name, and concerning the others she asked all
kinds of questions. Il really don't know" Rita
said opening her eyes. But probably Ben, the
gardener, could tell YOU And Ben called,
and Rita could not help noticing that he seemed
pleased with his chance to impart the informa-
ton lmogen seemed to receive 1t. Rltas
thoughts wandered as she stood waiting. She her
self was not interested in grader lore.
After luncheon they went into the music room.
''What a beautiful pianol" Imogen said, running
her fingers over the keys. "Why, even finger exer-
cises must be fascinating on such exquisite IN
strument, aren' t theyH'
And Rita said, little duly, oh don't like
to practice l don't care for music" 1t was the
same thing in the library Rita read the maya
zines, some of them, but she did not much
about books. The expression Imogen's face as
she went from case to case sometimes taking down
a volume opening it, and losing herself for
ment in its pages, was incomprehensibIe to the
girl who looked on. "She seems to enjoy every
thing" Rita reflected. "How funny"
md to 1pur
she be surrounded by all these lovely things, and
seem to care so little about them?"
But neither girl realized the truth, that the
stranger, who in the big house less than twelve
hours, owned the treasures it contained more than
the daughter of the house For things that are
beautiful belong not so much to the purchaser, as
to the one who appreciate them, who cha draw
from them their store of inspiration.