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Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1910-12-28
No Authorizations Used in Formal Notes

-AbbreTlate nothing and 10 not diHl6e
words" r the sdicl When writing q formal
note. Extremists Of fashion write oug even
the street numbsr instead q putting IL iu
z cures To b sure visiting EandE Tor
more thar q season have had Addresses
Erdtten hut il - only recently that smart
woman have bsg1u 20 hEvs their note
Far-er udlErlr headed
To 6iz5ss q word q fern correct under
orher condirenE. IS not O. be thought Of
when Er5tinE q note 20 Bsit Mrs Grundr
Il there is not room O. The Zine f8r All the
letters . VIDE ularsdn Is Jeff and the word
begun O. ths lire bel0v- AZ Tor diElding
name rrzt - never 20 be done in In
formal cute as m1eh a. en- formal con-
munieat5o FoT example = there is room
IN IRE Hus merely fer ere prefix NJ
Mrs. or Miss theF are carried over 70 The
next Ine To explain g. more defiuitslV
M On one line and smith CT the
nsXr - incorrect
q FAD thst prevails among fashions tie
Wernen - that % leaving side margins On
rte lefr Eids q note IsEsr- Nhen begin
ming ths conn uEliesilen, ths ny Wh'rh
FTscHdes Ihs Dear Miss smith. - out
zlrnosl asz Hst the edEs q she paper
1T ths t0dy q me nui= kesps a. lsEsl
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1910-12-28
Developing Shapely Hands by Exercise

A strO2E hand Is more apt 10 be shapely
than one which ia weak for muscles
prevent fHtness Al least and there Is moth
ing hOmelier than q Eat hand
There need be 10 fear thst developing
muscular strength in the fingers win cause
them 10 be olAElLks. for II the cords are
round and strong they wiz hold the skin
better and though the hand naEy be really
thin. v VII sim have a certain symmetry.
Persons who are extremely nervous FIRE
cuently possess thin hands, which grow
WFankIsd IN middle life and when such a
oondit8on EXISTS il may be improved by rub
hing THE hacks daily with warm. sweet
olive Oh or sweet almond Oil The latter
is less expensive and Is Just effective
II woman has time 70 soak heT hands il
ol the result OF this treatment VIII show
uuse quickly because the tissues VIII De
fed more RAPIDLY After such an Oh bath
watch Should take five minutes, q few sK-
srcisss for the fingers VII be beneficial
These movements should consist in open
ina and closing the hands quickly and
lightly 10 develop Euppieness as vel as
strength. The effect each time should be
that Of ErEEpinE an object securely
Following such exercise a woman should
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1910-12-28

bend her fingers al the kunokles. bringing
the dps down 10 the palms. without bsnd-
ing TIRE lower kunckles- This movement
should be repeated eight or ten ttnnea- u
vii strsngthen The fingers Another excel
lent and simple method Is 20 spread cut
the finger tips against n van and then
press hard.
Persons whose hands are hslhit1sIiy red
viii find these exercises sxcsuen.. for
chronic rednsss is usually caused BY pooE
circulation and these movements wln stirn-
ulste the blood floE- Though the rsdness
will continue for time. the blood win latter
leave the hands. instead Of remaining In
then
Also good for poor circulation and q de-
vsloper Of grace in the fingers IL the albll-
ity 10 dsv1raliBe them By thas I mean
causing all life and stiffness 10 leave
them. 90 they are absolutely umP- Then
the fingers must be shaken as though they
we're dust rags. etc 1t Is impossible 10
ten bow 70 dssdtAlEs. except 10 say make
the hands limp and have no Stiffness below
the wrists.
DsyltEnEng may be done two or three
times q DAY and the shaking should follow
each ums for Two or three minutes.
MARGARET MLXTER
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1910-12-28

! THOUGHT I'd ASK HIS ADVICE
I could make such sacrifice as nat Ter
him Howevsr tie s10ET made such ~
impression On ne tust affer what Mallie
Rad SAID. ] thought I'd ask rs sdvios
We became engaged cute early last even
inE and Just before he went home I tolh
him ] Was afraid il would - a risk - tell
hin how much really liked hin I said
II Re didn't have snv tdea q Bow ! simply
Il got AL rulxeS I'd here. which vas Ten =
fault However decssed 10 take The
chance anyway, ard tod him 4 whole LOT
q things that had been simply bursting
10 say themselves for q long time
Charlotte Copper SAYS she treated M.
Cooper Ike . dog after she had accepted
him, and Aunt Harriet sad this morning
that when she was engaged 70 Uncle Peter
she would never have dreamed q kissing
him she says be used 70 eonae n and So
her with Al the rest Of rhe fAuily around
tax with her for half an hour sr 60. ard
then 60 home. she looked At ne very
penerrst inE5Y while she vas telling me
and ] told her ] thought fhat vas the
onIv proper way 20 see gne's nsDoe, Of
course might Just as vel agree with
Der a. she is nsvsr here IN the sFsuinE-
think could treat Ten 3 little IKE =
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1910-12-28

Chop Susy-Cui enough EAi1s meat from
cold bolled chicken 10 make g pound II
prsferrcd. cold lean fresh pork can be
substituted for the chicken Each pee
Ehould be about an inch long half al
inch SIDE and quarter % an inch ESick-
Add tw0 chicken slvsrs sliced and TWO giE-
Esrds sliced thin Nix the meats and PIT
into a saucepan with two tszsEsoonfuls
peanut butter o. peanut Oh and toss lightly
for Two minutes II must not be allowed
20 catch or brown. FOR 10 taste Ike the
Chinese chop s1ey il must be more Ike q
stew iran q fried oish Ada a quarter
pound celery cut IN thin slices . can
&C snail button mushrooms and a quarter
pound " bamboo o. bean sprouts II these
are net UbrRjnabls- s51le nee wrapped in
q wet toEel for Two OF three days IN q
WAITE place viii usually furnish nee
Sprouts that VII RnEEsr the same purpose
Muistsn with a capful q chicken STOCK
or water, season vita e tablespoonful o.
onion cut IN thin slices. q half Glove Of
garlic grated three tahlespo0nfuls peanut
Oh and salt cayenne and white pepper 10
taste. STR frequently 70 prevent sticking
70 car and serve with rice and soyu OF SOY.
The formula for lhis sauce il closely
guarded By the Chinese chefs and ] am
Unable 10 give 81 An excellent imitation
can be Obtained by mixing canal portions
OF Worcestershire sauce and Puerto Rico
rrlolsEses The soyu as made IN Japan Il
composed q fsrmsntsd wheat and beans
mixed with salt and TinsgsE, but Ihe pro
portions and process ] Go not know
Mexican THmaleE-WhiIs there are sex
srzl kinds q tzmslss The hsE1 are those
made from chicken For chicken tAEnElss
boE oos large ch5cksn or a liutls more than
I've pounds beef IN sailed water and when
tender chop the meat fine BOZ two pounds
Of corn and a handful o. line 81 Wzuel
Until the skins q The corr are loussnsd
then WASH the line from the corn and grind
II fine Il you DO not care to 90 thfE work
use curn meal. LbQaEh ID Eln n0l be "a
distinrrivsIy Mexican as TIE cooked cora
Thea select q dozen red chill peppers, pee
En6 seed and after Eofteuing by soalinE
and siEuus- uE ia boiling water. drain az
and pound into mortar Or grind fine Witt
three pieces q garlic until o. pssIsliks con
Esstsnry Take ne nluor in Which th'
meat sAs boiled ana suF lHIs u ths greene
corn. then cook Ike muEh- Ply q SINAI
: ch5ppsd ollon in q nrtls lard and add 4
tsaEpooufuI q Guur. and Ehsn TIRE oniaI
has commenced 70 brown z5d the psI,pzrl
ana cook fer five minutes Then add rh'
] ehopped meat End season me mixture Witl
finely chopped olives, salt, pepper and q
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1910-12-28
MAN WITH HALF SKULL
GONE IS STILL ALIVE
n Hubert Iniurea ~ Beaua, Hangs
50 EKtst~aoe vita TsRReIHy Sar-
urIaInn FhrnlrEann

Win a larEs poruon q his sk8l r.
moRes r. Hulber1- fhe workman IN TIE
sHpioys q the NAuCnEl RoofnE com
naur. Eho vas sl-nck or the hssd D.
fsUiuE beam Friaay morning is sin zHvs
TIE entire uppsr portion q HuIbsrt's
ssuu ,szs hadlF crushed b. the fHIEuE tin
her Dr. ? J DWgs- operated upor ths
injured msn ar 81 yosspHs husrdtsI
- ur1lr after the Hc-ideut removing the
lane from ths head over an area q about
half rhs SPACE ghal woals O. covered b.
hat Al ErEt d EAs though there uzs
no hoqe fer nm. but fron prssenr fnai-
cations Il - believed thar hs has a. least
a EEhtinE charce. HlIhzrr Wzs reported
as taxing rolrlsau1sut yestsrssy
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1910-12-28

an inrh from ire cage. - that ths N
may D. sad 10 be in e column q its ouu
IN ths new STATIONERY tire address "a
Longer goes st the middle a ths top. IN
less the name q me t0ua So used below
the street Uumber In the Isrter case IN.
Frrsel is IN TIRE middle ire toun a nttls in
dented
But When ths street alone a. uss5 81 Is
EoS placed On tire uyTrer 2 rht cornsr. ms
fsd 10 followed more CLOSELY IN core
ET'1noenoe cards Than in noe Eaper. a.
thouga b BE- preferred ersu Wrfh the Istrs-
lt 10 not good form a. write the addre.s
co IN envelope fan. And, 10 put the post
age stamp a1TWh here bur sguzrslv u ire
upper TlFhr corner 90 considered fneoruct
FoT foTmal note E'sUer sod silver o.
. li1e are Irefsrrrsd for ttis address stamp
and ~ monogram 4 rhe Iz1er IS usss
or cTcfnaTF c1rTeETuulFnce fEra eZrszn
o. cara b'ue are besl-
RosAAeSA SCHUYLER
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1910-12-28

-Tcu NAV hrsnk you nay EhattsF
New Y ear rescl ufturs
On what IL the matter
Win their Constructor
burtled IN may gee
NO equestrian tsilor is necessary fuT =
bad habit IKE that" she observed. =
uuppose you are on one final carouss 81
rhyninE Went you swear offT"
Listen Esid l. 10 facts Substantially
a. tullowE.-
"Bu to a New Years party vent
In suburbs sad ana chin
day hereft Of 5oy be sFsnt
u Vas no hit With kDL
BOT BIN VAS slow 20 catch ths train
His friends u1 board RODE OF hEatn
While BIZ Ewnre cff-
sort o. Iow-browsd attempt" she c-tti-
cined- a New Tears day resolutiun is .
xtrzwrnAn ses 20 guard US from cur wicked
ness lis finish d usually q 'wesk uns-~
Where car buy the lecture complets-~
asked mildly What's TIRE net price. OF
isn't the lecture delivered With ths sid %
a Bs4y
I hereby resolve 20 quit wasting original
thoughts On you-' shs declared
your waste enables ne % emhrses~-
] started
Str she chhnenEed
e. A liberal educstion.~ I conclp5ed,
sadly.
Copyright. 1910 blythe n. 7. Herald CO..
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1910-12-28
Dottie

q sonsu-,es think BEGAN Dcttis.
i-aprssslvsly.
AT least sounstines ad-nittes- gently
4 vish you would swear Of that hate
~ hahb @ intirnstinE that there r. am
thing remarkable about my thtnkinE-Ecce
New Years resolve she flEred.
Bot a. think thsi scrns q ycur think-
inr Is TIRE most remarkable thinking thht
uas ever thunk" ] protested. But you
v'ere saving
roh WHAT'S ths USE she erred. Z had
a. swfully nice little ssntirBsst snd had
made ny bow Hnd vou twisted nv train
81 thought - - . Eioetrbek- 1uss fcr that
vorz rscfts & nou. ia kesH Il for my
more spprectative fr1sndH
Nose could b more AFpTecistfve than
Z am ehi6e6
II thsSs the case ] an INDEED bsrsf1- "
she declared tsttsTly
-Asde from that In al night % re
coed ! cortinusd IN . suEinsssiiks tone
'TCur cue was that gou sometimes think-
Ronetir1eE. but not always
j suustirDes think-sn6 bow y ET1evssl -
new leaves Ne turn are make behaves.
she reeited triunphantly.
-AuthoT. Author ] chsnted- who
zrofe =. on excuse me. you know how
F careless poets are tn leaving their prup-
I eTty lyinE around Have you q Vrtnger
. about the house.
why a vringer2r she asked Euspisi-
I ousiE
50 can vrdng out the old. wiring IN the
new" ! gfEgled
Are yOu SIN under conviction q
I possry-~ she Inquired
/ We1~- I bear, rnc6sstly. but she
I clipped Il short with
n Z wasn't asking about your health. ]
tueEe from your Snug. complGCent ErrItrk
[ ths you think you are Wen. as you sad.
poets have one good. redeeruing feature
And that is I TIT
leaving ] think you said she snapped
-LeAvtnE GONE poetry cluttsrsd around
! the place. maybe rttoTzed- What
I TANK you q thts gem
! Nothing % fragile
/ And eEsy 10 break
As resolutions
We yearly make
Are you a person q resolution 80 she
| gBeried '-For Il yuu are ] hope you VA
I give VI your AemoraiiEing weakness for
Z composing sounds Which rhyme Promise
) 20 get on the prose wagon January first
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1910-12-28
saz
III. MVSIC Il
k4A@R -
asSsz,.s 49,

roU-Eisfs spirit and campus atmosphere
rs-meates the Bsvd theatsr last srsuinE
vhsrs ths cornell UnivsrzitT Glse. Banjo
nnd MEn6uitn slzhs hsld fern in con
esr1
TIE Curueu -FsiI rpsrea snd closet IRE
r-urrau1 and during ths ints-u1isEion there
uss funrh -cssertHE cut q TIRE visitors
~ srnsh gruuur - aluruI q other inst
t1tions a leaning To al Of Which a
fsw Cornell s3szrurl EHszsd IL the boaT g
ths houss reEpo1ded b. reciprocal coIlsEi-
are courtesy WIN thess particular ysll-
masters had Eruau buzrse snd rsDcous
The rlsin body - Cornell alumni and thstr
women fcIk we've seated IN seven boxes
Cthsr boxes were occupied b. graduates
ard urssr- graduates q Harvard. An
hcrst nars-ogth ard NlehiEan Ire
rannEs Ct ar thsss boxes bore rsnusrts
-sn6 hsnnsrs ~ TIE ssversi colleges and
aniv-Tslifss and TIE stage settings bore
q number more q Cornel pennsn1s The
curfsin CT riElnz a. the beElnninE car
ried a. ne botbesn q hig rsd and white
hznnsr
Best BIrus and Last.
Ths eenusrJ BEGAN and ended with ths
tuo test numbers q the program sK-
oegting M FrenehE -Alunnni Song
uEieh cane srccnd. TIE opening nun
bsr. GO he EinElus q Which az C0rnsl
men IN tbe nouse rose. was she Cornell
f-smn % Alu,R Mater whioh begins
Far Above Cay sEas Waters Tbs clos
tnE number uss angther O. the songs Of
cornell
Mr. Fre1ch. Who has q sweet lyric tenor
gave the Alumni song the FIRST line
- uhieh runs q ar fhtnkfnE tonight O.
my cd college toun. me Gles club,
vhith Is under tire efficient leadership Of
"a z Hawke MaEsaeh uEstts youth.
sang the refrain
The strfnE M untr.
The visiting chorlst-rs and the mandolin
Hod guitar plaYsrs. gaze evidence last
eve nlnE - having been rather more care
fuIlA trained And rehsAFHed than the Az
tFsEe college o. university glee club The
islts club il a little stronger In the lass
thsn in the tenor uArr but the higher
part vas Rot overW faslrned- The string
orEsniEsSioE iE extremely well balanced.
th. three ei1ltnists contributing much 20
ths surctss 81 -tt1s part q fhe program
gha Madame sherry Felections formed
thF most enJoyshlt ngrnt er given BY THIS
phr1 q the entertainment This wzs fol
> lowed b. the Adaptzs5u1 q -Traumerel- -
hich has beer ~urifsea" EfteT the fashion
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1910-12-28

q ere -Me-selsnohn Rag and uhich Is
almost As -ruch q Q musical EacrnsEe-
But Dr. Aye. uho Rad the 500 part q
TINS sang b. rather vel and reosirsd En-
thusiastic applause No nul1ber q the
evening missed a. sncore
TIE concert vas fuIluue9 r. haA
A. me Hotsl Rene vhich was attended ~
nearly LBs8 uasn and women AlthouEh ne
number vas lsrEs- dancing VAS quite pos-
sshls. and thss lasted Unul I-N . m When
the visitors lsft to take train to Kansas
CITY.
Bau ~ Hotel Rene.
IRE hsu rourn- corridors and uroinarlss
q the Ruu8s had bsen decorated Tn holiesF
fsshfon BunE streAmers ana fssiounE q
ere-rr@rr uItt uolure6 u1sD5escsnt
rhts bedug sznpiogsd. TIE dance Ess a.
tsnded ga ths main b me same people Wha
wers present recently a. ether la7se fanc-
tens Al the sane hctel-
TIE heater audience vas large enough 70
oo-ury every seat in the house and was .
r1ort fashionable Eathe-1nE in lie psrssn-
mel A 1arre number q box and Ens par
,ies were given for ths oocasion-
Patrene--e. snd Commtttes.
The patrunesHsE we're
I 49, Il Ralspn- Charles T. Msndsr-
I rohr : Bradv Een
Ts-Des Rrouu. Nathan Merriam
Z rrrr a. Cuuar william =. Ninzrd.
Z - urs-s A. CudahE. Richard O. Moore
Z Fr-s-s IA IarE Edward rs Nash.
4 Leonard Everett John y. t. Fatr-ck.
Z council Bluffs. Ia Edw1grc Prrter Peck.
E goNn O. French E6usro Russw alter.
Z Her1sr min Gal Etler. Alvin "a urCErs.
Z Charles !. Greece General FRED eT1ck A
George A HuEEiand, smith
~ -rr-r W7luzrT-rk k-e-anuT M-akelsF
Harold Giffurc. Gurdon W Matfles.
faW alshn lee Webster
. Herman kcuntEe Casper = 1usI
4 C7eurEe 4 IuslEu. Henry " Yates
Charles " Lyman
Miss Jessie MillErd.
Those On the reception cornnittee were:
MssdsmHE-
& Fe4r n Afkfus Charles g. Rosswster.
Tohn "a Battin EdW8rd RoseWster.
Prank A. BroadwelL WIZ se1centoEf
I a-rtse " CARPENTER. Walter l. SeihE.
4 Clenezf Chase. Robert shlTHrscEs
samuel Ernyre- George Cassels srnlth-
Eerber1 p Gates- Asel StaeTe-
Harold Clifford, william stull
. Russell b Harrison. John ". ToWls.
& F-F,ar c. Henri CSeurEs q Thugnmsl.
q TFsr- q Hove James II Nhndussn.
Z a~-nld & EpeuiE Arthur C. Wakslvv
I Herman Eessler. Edward = " ssthr'uok
4 Alfred Mllsrd- John p Wilcox
] Ernest c. Page. Rcv ?. wilcox.
4 James Richardson Oscar Williams.
4 Miss EuuiCs Etsbh1ns-
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1910-12-28

There is q new shape in EtOzlSsrE thss
IL making It's apneErEnee for the 1irSs
time Just new and an advantage IT has
ever the cd styles is that the euib can
De worked with one hard.
The glass bottle bslding the perfume d
rnAse with q deep hollow on one sa6s- into
which q rubber ball Is affixed with q snap
To use the at0niEsr the bottle is held In
one hsnd 70 the fingers press the rubber
hall II Is claimed that this kind OF buIb
VIII newer wear out Price, Sc
Much ssslskin Is wOrn this season. not
exactly sn large garments, such As wraps
and Coats bur - accessories especially
in scarf form and TIE inference Is that
probably these accessories are the result
Of resurrscttng and make overs from
Esrnezts that have either become too old
fashioned for wear and WOuld oost too
much 20 have remodslsd By fuTrisg or gar
msuts that have Worn 81 patches.
The lea Is worth thinking over by those
Who possess pelts OF this kind stored away
Any w0EnsE q average Ekfn should BE abe
70 fashion seGlElla into Up-tO-GEts mUffs.
seArfs, hats, etc.
An exclusive looking set q furs shown ia
enc shop includes hat muff and scarf IN
a eomhlnsuOH Of pare white and SET black
fox
Two animal skins form the muff and are
placed Esos b. s8se. the head q enc being
blAok the tail o. the other black
In the scarf the black nd white skins
meet IN TIE back. the black falling over
ore shoulos- ans the white over the other
the head and Tail arranged 10 correspond
with the muff
The hat has 8 white crown and . Back
far bTim- The trimming IL 9 white tan
A nsw idea n the easeyE . q dainty
dressed COL Ire framework seems 70 Re
shaped in the order Of = hat rest Or q
certain style Of lAmy shade
A. ne top IL SCI an exquisite figure in
. Dresser china This 81 dressed "a q dainty
frOck Of SIX muzlln-u Dresden CHINA colurs
and dssiEn-trtmrned with oId-fsFhionea
looking nOunoss around the bottom as
worn in the DAYS Ct erln0lins1 and mounted
ever a China silk slip
The lE-ssr conner 20 the uorld q beEuli,
hsrs L. an exquisite oold cream IN Eticl
form
4 ID Measures about fO1r inches long and
ore inch In 6iEmsEeT- As il casts 81 Del
stick. thls makes the pTsoe about 6 PEI
inch 50 TIE quantity q The cream may b,
imagined
To Use this cream the facs 10 fTrx1 6EmE.
shed Win luks Yarn zEtsr sad the cream
applied A beautiful o0mPlsEion is assure.
by frequent Use.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1910-12-28
Daily Health Hint

"a should bs observed that me kidnsys
are the s.rsiners o. filters O. the huma1
system Proper and regular exercise zin
Elrengthsn me kidneys In tbelr office q
i-eeT-nE me hood pure rs flterng IL
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1910-12-28

= THINK COULD TREAT HIM LIKE
DOG
Jus1 finished . most interesting book IN
which q woman Is very clever and beautl-
m and terribly IN love with Der husband
but never lets him suspect Il and be oonss-
quently, IS crazy about her
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1910-12-28

Llzdy Customer I'm fufuiruns shop t-W-hsf
hss become q those l0ysly Edsboards ysa
hzd when ] vas lssr hsIr-
Salesman iEuirkfnEG-I shaved EN- off
madam
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1910-12-28

FolHy kidus5- PlIls are tense iu action
Vuick in results ans restore IRE natural
arEiuu - are Kidneys and hlEdfsr They
o1rrsct irreEulsriuss sold - az ar-g-
Eissa
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1910-12-28

Calling q Han Tar may b. rhs tr-ltr
BAT 81 isnt slWsgE wise 70 SPEAK me
truth 10 a nan who bigger thaa yoB
are -NeW YurE T5uea
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1910-12-28

But Dent So how sc ever prevented
hsrself frsn letting n slip cut Should
think shs v-ould have Blown 20 pieces n
sids
Mech as care fer Ten soa't bsrsvs
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1910-01-27
Juvenile Good Reads Leaque.

A town in New Jersey saw the eco
nomical necessity of road Improvement
as a means Of recapturing scholars
who had gone to the city schools. A
Vermont farmer declares that improv-.
ed roads mean larger districts and
better grade of teachers But good
roads are costly and most costly when
lack of timely care allows them to go
to pieces. "A suggestion comes from
Washington that junior read leagues
be formed in country districts for the
reason that country ronds are "actual-
~ p1trollcd twice Il day by sch0Glboys
Old enough to give the necessary atten-
ton TO throwing ont stones, opening
bitches ard sllices draining off storm
water, filing rats IL, d holes and Civ
Ing notice % proper authorities of any
thing needing prompt attention on
their part. "-IialDer'i Hazar.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1910-01-27
FIRE ALARM BOXES
Fire Department Headquarters Phone
43l,

Boxes marked with ans are i'm
aginary.
North Aberdeen
B and Cleveland* streets.
City Halls Market and l streets
High School Building, Terrace
AYES
s f and River streets. Burrows
dock.
X and Hume* streets.
Is Benn and Heron. Wilson's MILL
II Harbor and Heron. S. E. SHADES
Mill.
10 Second and Stanton streets.
81 Market and F streets.
23 American Mill.
"a Wishkah and G. streets.
% Heron and + streets.
81 Fourth and G streets.
81 Market and M. Franklin School.
80 Hume and H streets.
80 Anderson & Middleton Mill.
and River streets.
81 Broadway and Heron streets.
80 Broadway and Third streets.
80 Broadway and Sixth streets.
AZ Federal Lumber Co. Heron and
Division streets.
43 Heron and Michigan Avenue.
As Western Cooperage Co. Michi-
gan Ave. and River street.
AZ Hume and Washington streets.
40 Market and Washington streets.
81 Curtis and Clark streets. South
Aberdeen.
SO Curtis and Evans streets, South
Aberdeen.
So Curtis and Front streets. South
Aberdeen.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1910-01-27
SUMMONS

In the Superior Court of the State
of Washington for Chehalis Coun-
John A. Miller, plaintiff VS.. Mary
Pearl Miller, Defendant.
The State of Washington, to the
said Mary Pearl Miller, defendant
herein: In the name of the State OF
Washington, You are hereby sum-
moned to appear within Sixty (60)
days after the day of the date of the
first publication of this summons to-
wit: Within Sixty COO days after
the 23rd day of December, A. D..
1909 and defend the above entitled
action in the above entitled court,
and answer the complaint of plain
tiff and serve a copy of your answer
upon the undersigned Attorney for
plaintiff at his office below stated,
and in case of your failure so to do
judgment will be rendered against
you according to the demand of the
complaint which has been filed with
the Clerk Of the above entitled court.
The object of this action is to OBJ
tain decree of absolute divorce
upon the grounds of desertion and
abandonment for more than one year
and for general relief.
n. w. BUSH,
Attorney for plaintiff.
Office and Postoffice address, Alb
erdeen, Chehalis County, State of
Washington.
Date of first publication, Deem
Der 23rd, 1909.
Date of last publication, January
rs, 1910.