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The Morris County chronicle. [volume] (Morristown, N.J.) 1877-1915, 1910-10-11

Albert Goodwill Spalding will doubt
less be the new United States senator
from California to succeed Senator
Flint, judging from the returns of the
state primaries. From a baseball
player to United States senator will
be Mr.. Spalding's unique record when
he goes to Washington.
Mr.. spaldings name probably is
known to as many persons in the Unit
ed States as that of any other man
who has not been in public Office He
is sixty years old and became ball
player when the game first became
popular. at the close of the civil war.
In 1871. after a financial panic and
the failure of a business house by
which he was employed, he signed to
pitch for the original Boston Red
Stockings. The Boston team won the
pennant for four consecutive years.
Mr.. Spalding contributing much to
that result.
After a tour abroad to popularize
the great American game there he
continued his baseball career, becom-
ing manager of. the Chicago club. I'm
der his direction the Chicago club be-
came champion and held the cham
pionship for years.
With w. A. Hubert, now dead, Mr.
Spalding organized the present Ma
tional league.
He has made his home for a num-
Der of years on the Pacific coast, at
Point Iona, Cal, where he has a
picturesque estate.
The Morris County chronicle. [volume] (Morristown, N.J.) 1877-1915, 1910-10-11

King Haakon of Norway is fond of
telling of his first appearance with his
regiment, when he headed it at parade.
1t was the Kings Own Norfolk yeo-
nanny. ot
II was horribly nervous" he says. Il
am not what might be called crack
rider and / had seen the yeomanry
on parade and in many cases following
the hounds. My word, but they ride
like the wind and look as if they could
go up church steeple if they got the
order or the hounds showed them the
way! / felt as l rode along at their
head that every man was inwardly crit
icising my style and setting me down
as hopeless duffer. 1t was horrible
experience, and l never want to go
through it again"
The Morris County chronicle. [volume] (Morristown, N.J.) 1877-1915, 1910-10-11
piacoverer of Pure Radiun,.

Nine. Curie, chief professor in the
faculty of sciences of Paris university,
who recently announced to the Acad-
envy of Sciences that she had succeed
ed in obtaining pure radium. is prob
ably the most famous woman scientist
in the world. Working with her hus-
band. now dead. Nine. Curie obtained
radium in the form of salts from pitch-
blende in 1888. Since the death of NJ.
The Morris County chronicle. [volume] (Morristown, N.J.) 1877-1915, 1910-10-11
HUMOR OF The DAY
All About loads.

''Toads"- began the man who is al,
ways looking up queer statistics.
''Blast the toadsv' snapped the sub
urbanite with the ham, the bag OF
-four and the lawn mower. Il am not
interested in toads."
But you should be, sir. The toad
lays $1,000 eggs annually
Every extraordinary, but
1.-THE female toad also lives to be
thousand years old. Now. If hen
could live to be thousand years old
and lay $1,000 eggs annually it would
take cold storage warehouse as big
as Maine, California and Texas to hold
them"
wonderful, but my train
.'Stood on end the eggs would reach
from here to the moon and back and
leave enough to fill the Pacific ocean,"
Let go of my buttonhole, sir.
want to make that trail"
Useless job. The train is already
made. Listen to sense. After those
eggs filed the Pacific ocean it would
cause tidal wave that would
sweep
But just then the exasperated subur-
banite brought his bag of -four down
on the garrulous stranger. Then he
escaped to his train. Chicago News.
For some time large growers of to-
matoes, cucumbers and similar vege-
tables for the London market have
been accustomed to inject steam into
the soil with the view of destroying in
sects and slugs. The plan operates
very wen for that purpose, but the I'M
expected fact has developed that the
soil thus treated increases greatly in
ferulity.
The Morris County chronicle. [volume] (Morristown, N.J.) 1877-1915, 1910-10-11
CIRCUIT COURT

27-Pauline Hornecker VS. Morris County Traction
Company
In Tort
William C. Gebhardt Willard w. Cutler
Notice filed July IS, 1910
Administrative of Will
lam r. Wilson, deceased
On Contract
c. Augustus Muir Willard w. Cutler
Notice filed September ~ 1910
~ CHARLSE. Ramey Charles H. Macdonald
On Contract
Raymond Dawson Van Cleve 4 Van cleve
Notice filed September FL, oIo
3O-John w. Gosman vs. Abram Van Houtcn
Trading as Gosman
Brothers
On Contract
Oliver K. Day James " Beam
Notice dled September a8, 1910
The Morris County chronicle. [volume] (Morristown, N.J.) 1877-1915, 1910-10-11
OCT. TERM MORRIS co. COURTS
Commences to-day and the following Causes
have been noticed for trial:

SUPREME COURT.
1-Rote,t {. Dc.sett Furarton Cox ct ais.
On Contract
Henry H. Dawson vreeand, King, Wilson
& Lindabury
Summons returnabe June H. 1909.
Notice filed September 49, 1910
2-The Meek Company VS. William H Cammsyer
Newton s Kitcbel = Raymond Dawson
Summons returnable August 49, 1909
Notice fled October 5, 1910
s-Mabsl Ascough and VS. Morris County Traction
John Ascough, her Company, corpora
husband i Tort '0n
Abner Kaisch Vreeland King Wilson
& Lind bury
Summons returnable August 20, 1910
Notice filed October i, 1910
Eliza Vaudeville VS. Harrison Vaudeville
On Contract
Frederick W. Van Blarcom James v. Beam
Summons returnabIe August 80, 1910
Notice filed October 4, 1910
5-Levi J. Lynch vs. Margaret Gaupp and
Grace Higginson
Executors of the estate of
Mary Chamberlain de-
ceased
VIC. E. Headey John NJ. Ward
Notice filed June 2S, 1910
B-Patrick Fl. Lynch Musconetcong Iron
Works
William c. Gebhardt vreeland King, Wilson
Lindabury
Notice filed July &c, 1910
J-Eizabeth H. Binsse George w. Hagncy
ct ais ct all executors &c
Iohn A. Miller Lambert 6 Stewart
Notice filed August "A,
s-Liondsle Bleach, Dye, vs. Wilmer 4 A. Baldwin
and Print Works i. coa4.,o e1 a' FARMERS &c
Charles stiweI, II. John E. Foster
Notice fled August ~ 1910
9-Achils Dufour vs.. Anthony R. Kuser
vreeland, King Wilson & Lindabury, Depue &
Notice filed September IS, 1910
JO-William Wack The Delaware, Lacka-
wanna and Western
Railroad Company
vreeland, King, Wilson M. M stalman
& Lindabury
Notice filed September IS, 1910
s. The Mayor, Recorder, vs. Richardson & BGynton
Aldermen and Com Company OF Dover
mon Counclmen OF New jersey /,
vreeland, King, Wilson Willard w. Cutler
Notice filed September IS, 1910
12-David Young Annie Milne and Alex
ander Milne
In Ejecment
Willard w Cutler Oliver K Day
Notice filed September 20, 1910
13-William Dooley vs. Boonton Rubber Com
pany
Thomas ]. TIillery Collins & Corbin
Notice filed September "a, 1910
IEMichael Laden vs. James MOnahan
In Tort
John NJ Mills Willard w Cutler
Notice filed September "a, 1910
15-Mary A. Kanouse Benjamin K. Atno
On Contract
Raymond Dawson vreeland, King, Wilson
& Lindabury
Notice filed September 81, 1910
J6-Adelaide R. Ward vs. Alonzo C. Steventon
In Ejecment
James " Beam Claude Garrison
Notice filed September 90, 1910
I7-William H. Drake Frederick Maurer
On Contract
Abner Kalsch Charles A. Rathbun
Notice filed October I, 1910
1S-Alexander Dallas VS. William A. Mount
Alexander p Maxwell Samuel Kalisch
Notice filed October 8, 1910
19-Boonton National VS. Arthur Haslam. Arthur
Bank B. Paumier Implicated
Joseph Hinchman George M. Titus
Notice filed October 8, 1910
20 Henry Salmon and Nicholas Marinaro and
William c. Salmon Louis Tremalo
Partners trading as Partners trading as
Henry Salmon & Son Marinaro Tremalo
On Contract
Joshua R. Salmon Nathaniel c. Toms
Notice filed October a, 1910
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3t-Steve Jenta vs. Alfred F. Norton Com
panY,a corporation
In Tort
HamiIl & Cain Lindabury, Depue
Faulks
Notice filed September 20, 1910
The Morris County chronicle. [volume] (Morristown, N.J.) 1877-1915, 1910-10-11

LIST OF APPEALS
t-Arthur Mclean vs. Charles H. Macdonald
Plaintiff and Appellee Defendant and Appellant
| Raymond Dawson Hilery Beam
Filed March 26, 1909
| Notice filed April 20, 1909
| Notice filed September 20, 1909
| abraham Bernstein Louis Stone
| Plaintiff and Appellee Defendant and Appellant
| Willard w. Cutler Charles A. Rathbun
| Filed October 8, 1909
Notice filed December 10, 1909
| 3-Harry L. Moreux vs. The Brown and O'Con-
nell Drug Company
Plaintiff and Appellee Defendants and Appellants
Nathaniel e Toms ~. c Augustus Muir
Notice filed January 10, 1910
samuel Yudin VS. Fannie Kossoff
Plaintiff and Appellant Defendant and Appellee
John M. Mills David f. Barkman
Filed April 9, 1910
Notice filed April 8, 1910.
Elizabeth C. Deyager Herman Beuchler
Plaintiff and Appellee Defendant and Appellant
John t. Van Ripper Willard W. Cutler
Filed February %, 1910
Notice filed April II, 1910
Notice filed September 23, 1910
edward C. Swenson Jacob Bouscher
and Walter J. Swenson
Partners trading as Sven
Brothers
Plaintiff and Appellee Defendant and Appellant
Vreeland, King, Wilson William Newcorn
& Lindabury
Filed April IS, 1910
Notice filed April IS, 1910
Notice filed September 8, 1910
I7-Andrew Agar Elwood Woman
Plaintiff and Appellee Defendant and Appellant
Andrew Apgar Vreeand, King, Wilson
Atty pro see Lindabury
Filed April 10, 1910
Notice filed April 10, 1910
8-Henty Holman VS. John S. Riggs and
Eugene ]. Cooper
Plaintiff and Appellee Defendants and Appellants
James H. Neighbour Vreeland, King Wilson
& Lindabury
Filed October "a, 1908
Notice filed April 10, 1910
Notice filed September 26, 1910
9-Agnes vanderpooI vs. Mary E. Ruffhead
Plaintiff and Appellee Defendant and Appellant
Kirk & Cady E. L. McKirgan
IO-Mary E. King VS. Timothy Burke
Plaintiff and Appellant Defendant and Appellant
and Appellee and Appellee
Vreeand, King Wilson Lewis J. Martin
& Lindabury
Filed May S, 1910
Notice filed May S, 1910
Notice fl ed May 3, 1910
William W. Trimmer Mrs. William c. Hoffman
Plaintiff and Appellant Defendant and Appellee
H. B. Herr Frederick A. Pope
Filed March A. 1910
Notice filed May S, 1910
Notice filed May 10, 1910
William H. Carlyon VS. Joseph Bowen
Plaintiff and Appellee Defendant and Appellant
James H. Bolitho Charles Stlwel, Jr.
Filed September 6, 1910
Notice filed September g. 1910
t3-The William Shupe Co. VS. E. Tedemann
Plaintiff and Appellee Defendant and Appellant
lanes H. Bolho
Filed August 81, 1910
Notice filed September III, 1910
t4-Nancy Riggs, Exec vs. The Central Railroad
urix of Albert R. Company of New
Plaintiff and Appellee Defendant and Appellant
Vreeland King, Wilson George Holmes
& Lindabury II
Court
Filed September 20, 1910
Notice filed September 20, 1910
t5-James Lewis Edward Apgar
Plaintiff and Appellee Defendant and Appellant
James H. Rolitho John M Mills
Jury
Filed May a, 1910
Notice filed September 81, 1910
IS William Lewis VS. Edward Apgar
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Notice filed October s, 1910
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1910-02-23
A los suscTiptOTes

Para la buena Marcia de esta admi-
nistraci6n, no admitimos ATLAS de
suscripciones q este diario sino desde
el primero de cada mes. Las BAJAS
Sc avisaran los dias 80 81; advir-
tiendose que las que Sc dieren con pos
terioridad no Sc tomaran en- cuenta nj
surtiran efecto en- la contabilidad hasta
a dia tiltimo del mes siguiente al EN-
me SO soliriten.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1910-02-23
Ia derr02a nes
general Chansorro

OCHOCIENTOS AUERTOS EN- Ell COMBATE
Nueva York, miercoles-Coaunican de Managua que q
general Chamorro ha sao derrotado Tiama, de
Tipitapa. El combate ha sido herroroso.
Han muerto ochocientos hombres extraordinaro el
niimero de heridos
El general Chamorro ha psdido escapar con vida.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1910-02-23
OHBLEGRAMAS.
SePvlclo Especial del BoIetn MePc0ntIl
Un temporal formidable
Sc SINTIO EN- TODA EUROPA

Nueva York mi6rcoles-Un deshecho temporal que Sc
ha sentido gran nensdad cas toda Europa ha in
errmpdo las entire Paris IOndres Espana,
Portugal, Austria, Berlin, Milan Amsterdam
Esp6ranse angustiosamene detales de los dafos
sados. La ansiedad vvisima.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1910-02-23
Los tum uItos de FiDadelfia


Nueva York miercoles-La huelga de Filadeha reVste
rayisas preparedness Los huegustas han desarmado
battalion de sodados Despu6s de desamaros los redueron
prisi6n.
La poicia ha tendo que rescatar los soldados, man
8Rniendo un verdadere combate con los revoltosos
Hay centenares de herdos mlchoS de eos grayislmos
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1910-02-23

Nueva York miercolesToaaas las versioneS
ias que tienen fundadas prop6sos planes del GO
erno Japones ndcan que ea muy pr6ximo ell dla de IA
anexi6n defnitiya de Corea por 81 impero japonts
Las fuerzas que uantiene Il Mikado Corea cada
mayores
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1910-02-23
Tillman esta fue.
ra de pesigro
UNA CURACION MILAGROSA

Nueva York m6rcoleS.-Los parties facultatvos anun-
elan que e Senador Tlman encuentra fuera de pe-
gro
Ell Suceso ha llenado de esupor cuantos aguar1aban
por nomentos e fallecimento del ilustre polltico.
La curaci6n por 10 extrana caca de verdadero mi
lagro.
The San Francisco call., 1910-10-20


which could
be built would the freight
o canal
distance of miles less than 5000 miles reduce
of
including Panama still
a dividend of 10 the
Mr. Flynn argues that such of protection will
required the cities they their geographical
advantage by of location the seaboard
show and effective competition by must inevitably
become subject the rule conended for by cities the
Reno and Spokane That railroad rates will
be adjusted strict mileage basis potential water competition
will be regarded for discrimination favor Of the
cities 1t be actual and active San Francisco the
beneficiary of such competition through the independent
steamship line of Bates Chesebough but the Pacific Mail
acting behalf of the overland railroads. already busy
work destroy that We look similar tactics
when the canal and the conditions such that public
enterprise either by the federal the local
become necessary in sef-protection
The San Francisco call., 1910-10-20
Old Market Street
Described in Novel
Chicago Post

In "The Day of Souls" Charles
Tenney JacksOn's powerful novel,
which begins publication in The
Sunday Call next Sunday, are
many paragraphs describing
characteristic bits of the city
before the fire which the reader
will encounter with a keen relish.
Here Is one suchs
"ArnoId and his sweetheart
idled an hour along Market street
ON the sunny side of the slot.
They were scrutinized sharply by
every one at the great open front
cigar shops, those peculiar estab-
lishments having something of the
atmosphere of the club, indigo
nous to old San Francisco, which
the equable climate fostered-a
store opening along it's entire
front or side to the street. with
an ornate iron screen at the top
and tesselated floor from coun-
ter to sidewalk. Here the warm
ing sun, never too hot for COM
fort. streamed in, and the after
noon street idlers, fashionably
dressed young men, watched the
shoppers and matinee goers and
gOssiped over the form bulletins
Of the races, or bought the tip
sters' sheets hawked about by
the newsbOys.,
The San Francisco call., 1910-10-20

THE CLIFF-M. S. F.. Los Angeles. claims
there never wire stretched from the old
Cliff house to Seal rock except once when tight
rope walker walked from the house to the rock
and back several years ago. claims that some
thing like 20 years ago there q wire
were frequently slid on the wire to attract seals
and for the amusement of the guests. claims
that the dec1ivity for walking wire would be 80
to 45 degrees from the first floor OF the house to
the rock. and therefore too steep for tightwire
work Please set US right.
More than a quarter of century ago
Rose Celeste and subsequently other
tightrope walkers walked from the
balcony of the old Cliff house on a wire
rope to the highest of the seal rocks
beyond. This department has not been
able to trace the statement that fish
and food were frequently slid on the
wire to attract seals and for the
amusement of the guests" Possibly
some old timer may be able to en-
tighten the correspondent from Los
Angeles.
wASHINGToN- Subscriber, City. In what
way has George Washington been compared to
pianos?
He has been described as upright"
grand" and square"
MoSQUIToES-G. W., San Rafael. Is IL true
that minnows will decrease the number OF mos
Quitoes?
The chief of sanitation of TAMPA.
Fla, some years ago experimental in
The San Francisco call., 1910-10-20
ANSWERS TO QUERIES

that direction He placed minnows in
open cisterns, open tanks and open
water receptacles in which the, eggs
that produce the mosquitoes are de-
posted The fish destroyed the eggs
and the number OF flying pests was
greatly decreased.
PANAMA CANALS. c. L. PhiIo what viii
be the length OF the Panama canal when som
through it7 " ~
The length. from deep wasr in the
caribbean sea to deep water in the Pa
cine ocean, will be about so miles and
the time occupied in transit from 10
II hours, according to the size of the
vessel
BIG TREE-O. o. T. s. Hanford From
wnence came the section OF big tree Of Cali
.Or1ia tnaL was sent to the centennial exposition
IN Fniiaoelph1a In 1878? Is any portion OF the
IIasi IIIasinal tree still standing and how was ths
Oi0cA Tansportedf What became OF it2
The block was cut from one OF tha
stumps In the Calaveras grove. II was
transported by rail. We have no rec
ord that will answer your other uues-
tions.-
=, IN kENTUCKY-E R.. Oakland. WHY did
ate In Kentucky?
Because the directors at that time
preIerred the corporation laws OF that
sIate 10 those of any other.
The San Francisco call., 1910-10-20
! Stafford
Explains the
Harbor Situation


penny raised by taxation.
familiar and the
only for bringing them the front this time is that the
issues 100000 for ST 100000 the
applied purchase sixy-three blocks
of partly submerged lana Islais creek be excavad for
interior harbor.
There is apparently opposition to the ratification
OF the 100000 but selfish seeking
confuse the situation the Isas creek land which they desire
to hold ownership until of them with unexpected
cndor remarks they avail themselves of he unearned ncre
ent Of value and make the state through the for the
needed accommodate the increasing shipping The only
worthy be called such advanced that behalf is that
IN their opinion the be sufficient take
OF the interest and sinking fund for this of $00OOO Appar
emily they hive fear the sucency of the
take of the 100000 issue.
is in this relation that Commissioner Stafords report
the financial condition of the harbor becomes significant Quoting
from his address:
-Four typical with publicly owned
Indebtedness,
Wellington n.
Sydney s W. S25OO0OOO while
in be
$Hll5l
depot bonds
following
July /, 1908
doubt there harbor globe
certainly there is with better outlook
This should be sufficient reply the alleged agrument ad-
Nanced against the sa creek purchase That argument
obviously and purpose manifest that make
apology for placing the facts before the Of the interior
having intimate knowledge might
fused preudced by advanced
promotion of selfish purpose.
The San Francisco call., 1910-10-20
Pc RSONS IN THE NEWS

E. w. KNAPP, sales manager of the Iebioh
manufacturing company, large lace curtain
manufacturing firm Of New York, is STAYING AZ
the Palace.
@. J. LEHMAN and Walter G. Mccarthy Of los
Angeles, whosare interested In coastwise steam
ships, are guests at the Palace.
J. W. ATKINsoN, who In interested In the pro-
duction Of beet sugar at Betteravia Is at the
st. Francis with Mrs. Atkinson.
DR. BRITAIN N. EVANS, well known alien
ist ofNGreystone Park, n. j.. is among the 70.
cent arrivals at the st. Francis
THOMAS n. THOMPSON Of Tulsre and csorr.
B. Adams Of Manila are amoug the recent a.
rivals at the Manx-
GEORGE H. FLEMING, a real e~tat. o,sr..o.
Of Sacramento. Is among the recent arriysl.
at the Stewart
WILLIAM MACMAsTER, financial avs,. :.
Portland, is staying at the Palace with NJ
Maemaster.
OLIVER MoRosco, theatrical man of Los A.
geles, is at the ST. Francis with Mrs. NO. ~
Q. L. DERE-ENT of New York is at the Ran.
vue. Deue-
:. A. AAAuEL Of Honolulu IL at the Bel,.xr.
The San Francisco call., 1910-10-20
l0aaA7a~o~

accomplish
actually
other % o pinpes
I a question
telling of
"Pmples
washing
nail brush
i
peroxide
ointment"
Tor
And also the
will
a
while would
the middle speaking
Yes real listening certainly is fine and a
o
M " tSAAIA
The San Francisco call., 1910-10-20
The
| Certified
| Milk Movement

and the beeen of the general milk supply After describing
the careful and ceanly processes by which certified milk
duced, Doctor Mace goes or say:
Already
the realizes
with clean than with unclen milk willing fair
difficult of milk little
milk
appearance itself food
their activities the cerihcaton of certain daes instead of using
knowledge
milk supply moments thought will show that doing this they
day that the people whole be educated
certified farms constantly before us we would not only be without
pdal of the dealer would lose sight of
should
decade
Doctor Mace regards the opposition of the commercial dealers
the of certified milk shortsghted because they know that
he dairy cattle of this alarming infected
with tuberculosis and people will not long with the char
of the product offered them, will they the
makeshift of paseurization.
When the realize the facts the of
herd will be ahead of all his competitors the
people will be with anything than extinction
of tuberculosis among our dairy cattle.
The San Francisco call., 1910-10-20
Kentucky
and Missouri
Do Not Keep Up
Journal


be O in the
Tn
do
rwithK have
We haycun
There something
if Kentucky keep and Kentucky cities
maintain rightful
1t if American agriculture were very much at
sands in the east and middle The
notable growth the last
featuring cities This is the in Michigan
New York far returns available way
farming population has fallen off stationary owing
perfection of labor agricultural machinery It fewer
hands O work farm of the old
he new farming OF the intensive possible by ga-
has opposite effect and much disappointed
the country districts of California do notable increase
of population.
The San Francisco call., 1910-10-20

D. w. DAILY, assistant traffic paSssn1ar manager
OF tne New York Central lines. ,s ar the palace
"''n MIS- Daiy, registered from Chicago
.. " hcAoWEN OF Livermore ana r or u
rssadena. members Of the state board Of den
'ai examiners. are at the rnrpin-
40 oihIELE planter Of Honolulu. Is stay
ins al the Argonaat with his family.
JUAN I. scULLY. Businessman OF Honolulu,
= registered at the ST. Francis.
= . suLLocK, president Of the Sierra railroad.
Is guest at the St. Francis.
W. G. MINER. mining man Of Rswnide. Ns7..
Is registered at the Argonaut
y SoaAfER, a steamshipman of Los Angeles 5
staying at the Stewart.
y. L. BLISS. manager Of Tahoe Tavern. is star
ing at the ST. Francis.
u 3. HENDERSON Of Nevada is at the Falrmous
with Mrs Henderson
DR.. GRIswARD. capitalist Of Eureka. is st
the Stanford.
Dale.
G. G. JOHNS of Los Angeles is at the stanford.
The San Francisco call., 1910-10-20
The Safest Answer

A mother of four daughters. one of
an eligible young man in the drawing
room. And which of my girls do you
most admire. might I ask?" '"The mar
ried one" was the prompt reply.-Lon-
don News.
The San Francisco call., 1910-10-20
He Had Hopes

Mrs. Slowboy-How is my son getting
along at school, professor?
Professor have great hopes for
him, madam-great hopes. He's the
LATEST boy I ever saw
Mrs. Slowboy-Then why do you say
you have great hopes of him?
Professor-Because if he ever begins
to study he's too lazy to stop.-Chicago
News.
The San Francisco call., 1910-10-20
Charitable Limitations

DO you forgive your enemies?"
II try to-" replied Senator Sorghum.
Il can't exactly forgive them, but do
my best to put them in a position
where I can sympathize with them
Washington Star.