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The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1910-06-09
UNIFORMS FOR
THE OGDEN BAND

The ogden City band is to have
new uniforms and according to the
present calculations a series OF Sun
day afternoon concerts Will he given
as soon as the new "togs" arrive.
The order was sent ly Director
Arthur Agee yesterday for i2 new uni
forms. The coats VIII be OF a dark
blue material with black trimmings
ind gold thread shoulder straps The
trousers will be OF a lighter shade OF
blue with heavy double gold stripe
down the seam. The head-goar will
consist OF regulation caps bearing the
name ogden" over the Woe
The suits viii cost s40N which has
zen raised by popular subscription
among the business men. Ae q SLIGHT
return Il is understood that the band
will give concerts in City Hall parl
evedy Sunday afternoon during the
SoSean.
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1910-06-09
FISHING SEASON CLOSES
WITHOUT DISTURBANCE

Victoria. B. c., June 9.-Advices re.
ceiyed here today say the fishing
season in the Gulf OF Pechili closed
without any trouble arising between
the japanese and Chinese warships
sent TO the grounds. the fishermen
completing their work under the pro-
lection Of the japanese eunboats The
Chinese persist In regarding the Gulf
OF Pechlli as territorial waters The
question Is being taken up by Toxic
officials with the Peking govern
ment.
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1910-06-09
OGDEN STUDENT
RECEIVES HONOR

OF the large grauatlng class at the
University of Utah in Salt Lake yes
terday. Frank william Becraft an
ogden boy was distinctly honorcd
when President J. T Kingsbury an
nounced that be with Robert Dal-
ton OF Willard had been awarded the
Utah School of Mines fellowship.
Neils Christian Christensen Of Salt
Lake was awarded the Wall fellow
ship One of the meatures of the com
mcnccment exercises held in the col
lege gymnasium was the comforting of
the degree Of doctor OF laws on
Joseph l.. Rawlins former United
States Senator from Utah. Governor
WilHab Spry delivered an eloquent ad
dress to the graduating class
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1910-06-09
BINGHAM HELD
TO HIGHER COURT

c. Bingham WAS arraigned In the
municipal court this morning on the
charge of burglary In the third de
gree and, upon walving preliminary
hearing. was placed under a bond OF
$500 for his appearance In the dis.
trict court for trial Not being able
to furnish the bond the man was re-
remanded to the custody OF the sheriff
Of the county.
The complaint In the case alleges
that on June 9TH. the defendant en-.
tered the residence of Mrs S. H Cave
22O2 Adams avenue, this city, and
stole a suit case filled with articles
of wearing apparel. Jewelry. and other
things Of the value OF about 500,
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1910-06-09
FIGHT TO FINISH
FOR S10O SIDE BET

SALT LAKE, June Stony Arnold.
the hack driver. Is the latest match
maker In a prizefght for a 500 side
bet between Kid Irish and Patsy
Smith The men agreed to make 135
pounds at rlngside and the fight is
scheduled TO go until one of the men
Is Knocked out The date has not
been arranged and no place has been
secured to pull the match of. 1t is
probable that Arnold. who desires to
break into the prizehght game, with
the consent OF County Attorney Job
p. Lyon, will attompt TO have the
slugglug match come on In one of the
prl2eAght clubs In the city.
The Salt Lake Athletic club has
planned program for Thursday
night. Seven negroes are TO enter the
ring and fight battle royal. The
last man to stand ON his feet gets the
money. Besides this there arc four
other bouts which will be pulled on.
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1910-06-09

The following message Is sclf.ex.
planatory.
Washington. June 9-Wm. Glus-
mann. Ogden, Utah;
Population of ogden has not yet
been announced by this office.
tSigncd) "DURAND.
Census Director"
Evidently the Salt Lake Republican
mlsrepresented the source of its in
formation when 1t said the figures on
Ogden's population were obtnined in
Washington
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1910-06-09
ATTORNEY ASSAILS
SPITzER'S TESTIMONY

NEW YORK. June 8.-With all the
evidence In, the government summed
up today in the prosecution OF Charles
r Heike. secretary of the American
Sugar Refining company; Ernest w,
Gerbracht. superintendent OF the Will
iamsburg docks OF the company. all
OF whom are charged with completely
in the weighing frauds uncovered by
Special Agent Richard Parr. The case
Il expected to go 10 the jury tomor-
row afternoon
The testimony OF Oliver Splitter
was bitterly assailed by Clarence
LeXow, counsel for Gerbracht
Il regret more than any other one
event in my life" said Mr. LeXow.
the fact that ! was once counsel for
that thief, scoundrel. liar and double
dyed william
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1910-06-09
COUNTRY HOME
is DESTROYED

II W. Marriott states that. Monday
evening. his beautiful home at Mar.
riott burned 10 the ground. The or
igin of the fire is a mystery.
A bucket brigade. made Up of near
ly five hundred neighbors did splen-
did work. In vain endeayor to stop
the fire. They succeeded In saving
other buildings near the residence.
Mr.. Marriott estimates the loss at
about 5000, partly insured. He
states that he VIII begin the erection
OF a new home.
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1910-06-09

affinity came 10 the door and ar
ranged for the census taker TO return
later.
Mr.. and Mrs. Green came to Den.
yer from Oklahoma In 1904
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1910-06-09

Were it moi for the fact that they
minded their neighbors' business
many people would have nothing to
worry about
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1910-06-09
SURPRISE PARTY.

Mrs. S. l.. Brick was pleasantly sur.
prised by her lady friends on Tuesday
evening. Five hundred was INDUCED
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1910-06-09
QUAKE SHOCK CAUSES ALARM

REGGIO. De Calabria. June S,--A
severe undulatory shock was felt this
evening AT Gallina This place was
greatly damaged by the earthquake
In 1908. and the present disturbance
has caused great alarm.
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1910-06-09
LOCOMOTIVE STRIKES FUNERAL

Haverstraw. y. Y, June 9-Four
were killed and several seriously In
Jured here today when a locomotive
struck coach returning fro ma fune-
raj.
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1910-06-09

People may not know what their
rights are. but they want them.
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1910-06-09

Few men have the courage 10 ad-
uit that they are towards.
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1910-06-09
POPULATION
OF THIS CITY

in. Mrs. Hazlct making the high
score
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REFERENCES
CONTINUED from Page Five)

SECURE YOUR SEATS EARLY
FOR ROBERT EOSON'S GREAT
COLLEGE PLAY, STRCNGHEART."
AT THE ORPHEUM ALL NEXT
WEEK, COMMENCING SUNDAY
NIGHT.
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SUBURBAN PROPERTY
For Sale
TAKOALA PARK.

2-story, 10-rcou house. acre; fine shatie
trees blocks 10 Cdrs........... - ~
NeW z-story attractive house, rooms
and baths hot-water heat blocks
10 cans easy terms. ..--.--...--.. 49,
z-ErgTT business bIock5 best location
f0r business large store, LIST floor, fiac
Z-st0ry S-r0om. large lot with garden.
ali improvements close 10 cars easy
NeIil-s wv
2-st5ry-2 fats, 4 rooms and bath front
and rear porch each nat rents $40
---o---4t -4a :
NeW house, --suoTy7 surrounded beturi-
fuI shade. frDnt porch. Sleeping porch
IN rear G rooms. all Improvement -60s
2-story: rooms. all improvements.
AoI IN f1-j-t ------------- -rlt
1-story- s rooms, all improvements, gJ0d
street close TO cars.------.--..-..-.-- 30.
--sI9ry business block: with large lot seS=
--sLory, s-rooul- + acre. garden q snap;
worth $50 easily --.- l,5H
Good lots FOR sale; 5o1d50 and larger 81
and Up, easy terms
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SOIIHERN RALLWAY.

= P-FolIOwing schedule figures published
-, = information and are not guaranteed
ro- Atlanta. Birmingham. NOBLE. Seg
Orleans, Asheyille, a. ~ ana 1913 p n
F5r Roanoke. Knoxville. Chattanooga. Biz
uaIusha-n- New Orleans 1910 ?
For Roanoke. Knoxville Ctattaaoosar $zsA-
vile. memphis. 4-le a m daily- CSleep5zG
car open after ID . M
Tor Atlantis. Birmingham. Co-uub ia.
Charleston. Augusta Aiken savannah. jack
gsavisle. and F1crida points 4-E5 D. m daily
=. S. EF2lK Wy. Ceneral AEeR-
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SEABOARD AIR LINE

10-C5 a m daiiy-'-F-Iorida Fast Mall
Through coaches and Pullman slee0erz u
Savannah and jacksonville ParIor car Jack
souvile to Tampa Through Sleeper -
Atlanta Dining cars
- p daily 'Seabozr6 Fxu-evs
Through coauhes ard Pullman s1eeue-S So
N-anuah- jacksonville and Tampa T-r.,rs.-.7
sleepers- electric lights and fans. ct-err-4-
ton car and coaches Atlanta f5iru=nchar1
and Memphis Dining cars
Ticket Once. lbs New York ave N "
E a HARDWOOD. @. T. A.
Gee, z. Philips, D.P.A. CD. Ryan, G.P.A
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FOR SALE-FARMS

A ONE-8IAN FARM ONLY 500
80 acres. - well cultivated, - z-o0d,
some good timber. Wa-CrcC by springs 3
-1lu house. small barn. Erauary. shed al
tache6- meat house chicken house fruit o.
every kind trees breaking down with Weld
8 miles from Biuel1out Division Southern
r. r. = miles from Washington $500 cash
SEQ En- months balance at purchases con
veuieuce- Farm splendid neiEhbo-hocd. con
venient TO everything SOULE REALTY
CO. 1s5 y Y ave
FOR SALE-If acres. half mile sta.ion
Southern BY. - miles out new cottage
chicken plant for go hens, barn etc an
ideal chicken farm SI.200 half cash An
DERSON, care OF R II kivett. station X
=. G..
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CHESAPEAKE & OEIO RI.

Published only as Information, not guaranteed
500 D. m daiIy-For Virginia West Viz
80 ard Kentucky points Pullman slzep-
= 70 Cincinnati and Louisville g. l. o
1f-f-g car from CharlotresVlle-
go n m iiy-CINCINNATI-ST- LOUIS
~-rz~-sEO SPECIAL Solid train 10 s.
I,-Iis with Pullman slsepsrs to Chicago
SOS only at important s-atioEls- Pullman
e~sg- eC1-ft,-asnt and g. q O diuinS car.
80 D m daily-F. F. y LINITED. for
~-t---1-,-,sti louisville. the West. Southwest
: 80 .Sorings Cincinnati. and LouisTIIs.
g x o dining car
r-S7seareaISe and ohio OFFICES at 90 Pa
20 r St and New Union Station
S-sie,aoue Main 1O65 and 22o5 for tickets. bag
- checks. reservations. and taXica5s-
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HAIR GOODS

LADIES' SAVE YOUR COMBINES
Beautiful pairs brai5s- and switches made
from combines latest styles rez5o1a-l l5
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CHESAPEAKE BEACH RY.

s--ra----a Of Excursion Trains Co and rom
t-TIESA PEAEE BEACH
EFFECTIVE july l. 1910
e--b5.-- % Change Without Notice
----S-rtAvS TO FRIDAYS INCLUSIVE
.sC5-e leave District Line az 60 and ll-91
a.s6 5-90. --45- and $40 B. ~
q r,------f--.- leave the Beach at 6-75 O. M
- 5-0G 600. sec. and 1890 p rn-
---' SATURDAYS
c,=-- leave District Line. a. 9--5 and L-o1
r, 1.e1 sea. $40. I-55, and t-z5 p IN
ps-r---ire leave the Beach a. $50 a ia.
r-- = 500 eco. 500. $500. and 1880 p
SUNDAYS AND HOLIDAYS
Going leave District Line at go and lL-l1
~ s-oG see 500 1-f5. and gas D.
z7e---~ufre- leave the Beach AZ I-ll a. M
80 e-Ip 500 see. $500, and Lo-et p
-' PAUL Y WATERS
General Manager
--r-. N-ay- York Avr- car Tor District L-tUs
s-..[iIo FOR additional information. Tels-
1900 ir1f-lFu IE---
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FOR SALE-LOTS

FOR SALE-Coruer lot 18th 81 n W
water sewer sc e. OWNER. -S43 Belsir
ave BauEdlu-
FOE .SATE-Tvo choice lots. each z5x151- y
ST. bet lzth and 18Th y e . cents foot
$50 cash. SO month. without interest OWN
EE- III = s. y (
FOR SALE-Two lots one -91x10e It.. other
5000 clear title y 1875
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

WANTED for the heated term. a furnishet
fat rent reasonable Please address i'm
mediatelv. EUREKA Times Office. wash
ingI0n. L. g
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gusINEss OPP0RTuNITIES

FORCED to sacrifice one-half interest ~ q
high-class cafe i 81 AZ once party with
experience preferred apply 1-t- = 81, y. ".
81 6o1r-
FOR SALE-Grocery store. center or city.
sacrifice To quick buyer Apply at 4 G st.
n "
FOR SALE-Fruit confectionery .ciEar and
newsstand. doing good business centrally
located reason for selling owner leaving
city, low rent - ILn ST. y ".
NOTION and dry goods store. good paying
stand 3 e. rent only $40 MONTH owner
leaving city VIII sacrifice $50
NEW YORK BIZ SIN E-s-S BEOk EFsS. 14zs r
FOR SALE-Lunch- fruit. candy. and news
store IN rheate- districts snap to quick
buyer. sos ID St y -.
RAISE CAPITAL. BEST METHODS. COR
pOratious orEanlzed and promoted every
where L $ LEGAL CORP. SO Bond Bldg
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LIVE WITH YOUR FRIENDS
AROUND YOU.

LIVE VIII II 1OOR TFElENDS
AROUND YOU,
N THE GARDEN SUBURB,
VIRGINIA HIGHLANDS
4 friendship cOlOuy-s
save by buying lots together
save by building houses to-
save In cost OF living join
q Co-6 o55 -s rs the spirit Of
Come Saturday, Sunday or
Monday afternoon. see the Nor
ril style house, poured IN steel
n u Cs- demonstrated ana
shown at 4 D. m
See the two attractive cement
houses now building you can
buy one at the same cost as
Lots now $500 up. $40 cash.
and $500 per month The men
and the money are behind II
4 rare opportunity for safe
investment In stock or In lots
in Washington nearest and
newest suburb, only y minutes
out This section is slated 10
go back into the District IT
viii double values Buy nov,
at the minimum price " lille
improvements are IN progress
BALLARD s. LANHAN,
Sales office. 621 18th St n W
Car 10 Virginia. Highlands
everv few minutes from POST
ofnCe corner. 18th and Pa. az.
CLIP THIS AID. IT LEADS THE WAY
F5E7-TTFJ-E. LITTLE FARM IN Virzinia.
and trolley. not Lar from Fails Church, nice
h1lsar six rooms attic pantry closets
modern chicken houses and wire runs al
other necessary lu-bIl .1lnEs- woven wire
fencing. iron gates pleu--- fruit and shade
trees Property must be sold VIII sscrlfice
rr-r1e-la-E address BOX
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IF NOT
WHY NOT
DEAL AT
TAYLOR'S FURNITURE STORE
100 @ ST. 4. w.

~ u d. y. W.
Where you get high-grads slightly used
furniture, soo5 as n=as Al haIE cost as vel
as higE-sraee new sample turniCc-e-
FOR SALE-59 Jrunass al sizes. at factory
- H6PW0oD- g-a and X n W
FOR SAL.E-r7-J li5hr spring wagons one
double wagon. medium sized SAFE Apply
" EI1SET 6-5 La ave y. w cheap.
parler Suite pieces mission mahogany
81 l-E organ $40 1lTaLl.s wicker rolling
FOR SALE-E-lle saxon cement mixers. 81. -
feet OF 5--nch 5o5st- Visit our secondhand
lumber yard and inspect our stock. Day
phone -1s5 uigEt phone 7-E-
y EDFt- CLARK Builders supplies Expert
Nreczer " Buildings, -6-5 y g ave y. We
Washington. D. c
FOR SALE-Fresh Jersey COW ana caLC- G
ye4rs o-45 gentle and 5000 mixer Apply
- : y -
FOR SALE-lz lunch room chairs also large
ice box suitable for lunch rsOl- sass
DOORS cost 49, wiI sell for $50
See HOLLYWOOD
s-h ana x y N-
FOR sALE-H1rse and grocer wagon Ap-
ply 6lL Morton d y W
DOOR MATS. Ice up. screens. lee up Bring
your measure also water coolers SIC up
Good lire o- everything cheap
t-OFF & CO., slg 1eJh ST \ "
FOR SALE urniturs OF . rooms 1875 l4-h
FOR SAL-E-L.ot dressed Georgia pine boards
and porch rails ALLa-N ~. lIALLEET.
FOR SALE-DaIry lunch doing Eosu o1sI-
Less, OF grocery and market cal l-l5 -ltl-
IRON STEPS and porches. Steps and
platform lCt-a-- furnace wash us
ana marble slabs All IN go5d condition
- - 81 = ~
cE-vrr--r- n -~--->-- @
$50 Drop Head Singer SIS %
see Drop Hedl mestic------------.----.1 =. q
80 W1eeler s. Wilson 10 %
New sewing machines. 81 down and 5oc Pc
wees Cleaning. Soc- open evenings 4 r
GIVEN, g "a ave s z Phone-
FOR SALE-50 show cases, all sizes al rae
tory prices; also 30 prlrs Of scales and
butchers meat blocks
See NORWOOD, sth and X y W
FOR sALE-Tvyenty hives OF bees 10 sth
At TRUNK d HARNESS SHOPS. 18Th and
u s-s- y w So OF Pa ave We have
an expert in trunk and handbag repairing
lLo-lIL attention given II 81 GE4EE'S- ]
FOUR PIANOS
SUITABLE EOR BEGINNERS
One Norris isht-------.----- s10a
One Norris & wendell 500
9TSs 60 Tv6F.2f i-I5 = 81 \
Pianos Tor rent rent applied on purchase.
TABLES, . cents up- sideboards, $ up ex-
. tension tables. $50 up
HOPE q Co, 80 10th -. y. ".
NEW BICYCLES
FREE REPAIRS.
We VIII sell you a new bicycle and keep
q IN repair absolutely free for one year
L " MCDD, Jr-, Inc.
1E3 y I. ave. y. W
FOR SALE-Csood upright piano So cost
S51t- good new save money
See HOPWOOD. SIN and X y W
FOR sALE-COOD QUALITY Opaque shades
1rced windows, only 55cs best quality OIL
opaque shades. Sec hung free
kLEEELATTS $. uth and H SIS y z
RUG WEAvIha
BEAUTIFUL RUGS woven from Old carpets;
rus auG carpet cleaning specially The
Washington Rug weaving CO. Office and
works. e5I 9TH ST n W Phone Main IS
RUGS FROM WORN carpets The OLD
Ia CREL FIRM. 80 Ca ave Phone North
-34 Y and Laurel. Nd
OLD CARPETS woven into handsome To-
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HERB SPECIALIST

HERB SPECIALrIEs
AfE- OF Herb Remedies which are guar
Entced % cure OF relieve any and al ali
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righteousness PROPERTY

FOR RE- r-One large hail room. suitable
for any business purpose northeast corner
18th and SITS. y. ". Apply Owner, JOHN
e, COOK.
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For Sale II Rent.
Wanted

Would LIKE TO BY small house, buz-
-al5v or land ~ vicinity OF Great Fails
Va address BOX I5z. Times Once
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UPHOLSTERING.

UPHOLSTERIHSG cabinet work repairing
finishing slip covers. AID screens. best
work. Lowest prices satis1. tctiou guaranteed
JEAN AHRANO. lZf5 25th St Phone y SIS.
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FLOOR OILS

BRINKMAN'S
SANITARY WAX FLOOR OIL
Price. I5c bottle sec Gal Delivered.
MIG and Sold BY ED. BRTNEMzN 6 CO,
Phone Main Sc67. OGice S63 IA ave y "
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Rug WEAVINu

BEAUTIFUL RUGS woven from Odd carpeUs5
rug aCG carpet cleaning a specially The
Washington Rug Weaving CO. Office and
works. eSI 9Th ST n W Phone Main 4325-
RUGS FROM WORN carpets The Old
LAUREL FIRM. 80 Ca ave Phone North
--24 Y and LAUREL Nd
OLD CARPETS woven into handsome To-
Verslble rugs send postal card
E-ME E-Lz Co. n-L.ce- = - Il y =
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FOR RENT-STORES

Oh ttLh = OIlLS
FOR Rent
AIS -r-h ST y "
LOSS p SHOEMAKER. 81 IlrE St y "
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RAT ExTERMlVAT0K
HOUSE PAINTING

HOUSE and sign painting at low prices,
erlaI Jobs promptly attended, city or gubur-
ban. a. GRIFFITH, So Eye 81 s. 2.
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. m-Coaeaes 20 New York
s1T-E5 y T-S-eepe-s 20 New York
go g. m--Sieepe-s % Eh-lsds-phia AID Ssa
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CONSULTATION REF-

Specialist Central Charges reasonable
Nervous Diseases Rheumatism, Iropsy
S--G-i-s- kidney Troubles
DR. NICHOLSON Is15 r ST - W
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WANTED-R0USES

PECENTIY INVESTED SO 900; row hav,
an additional S20-O0O to invest in sInsI
properties in this city. Address LAWYER,
BOX So. Times Office.
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1910-02-02
Curious mourn,ng Custom.

y curious mourning custom obtmns
anon central Australians. who al.
though representing. perhaps. the low.
est ana most degraded type Of human
b"in"&. Ear" mau3&cG 10 evolve = mos,
c"hri sH.'"m ui ties and ceremo.
MES, which governs almost every an.
uon or their lives When n bushopd
mes ID" willow RANTS herself all over
Win whit" pigment, and for the suoca
Vi year must not exhibit herself fo q
mare member of the tribe on pain OF
n'a'h' foi ID" resi- al her life. unless
She iharricS again. which l. sometimes
allowed. she iIUSt moi SPEAK. but com.
municaie with the other womon by
means Of sign !aug,iase CONSISTING
OF movements al The hands and fin.
gers. which has b'"n dnvelopcd Inv
'he"c savages 10 q marvellous extent
ana by which their limited stock OF
ideas can b" fully expressed.
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1910-02-02
ForuetfUl Scar Hunter

"nT"eftuln"ss Of that vitality imnor-
t"nt action when hunting h"ar-to re-.
l"ad NNnC gu" at'cr You have fired
alE"cst cost Zen WEIGH his life while
hunting near here. Wclch and Farm.
h.: Cal wcr" 1O.C, her and Wolcb
wounded larg" alizlv. The hear
turned and fed and the hunters pur.
Su"G ANTI III hrar s.@rEed, turned
about and charged Welch.
WEIGH waited until the bear was
within ten feet of him, then took care
full aim and pulled the trigger. No ex.
plCsion followcd-he had forgotten to
reload his gun. In another instaut
tho bear would have been on WoIrh
had not a well-aimed shot from Calls
gun struck the animal in the brain
and ended its life. The bear fell so
close 10 Welch that his paw struck his
boots ~-'hon Ccrrcsp ,raoacc. Denyc,
Republican.
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1910-02-02
RETAIN LONGING FOR ROMANCE.
Frequent CAUSE of Tragedy IN the Life
of Woman.

IL is because women are always
striving 10 keep love at sHme emo
uonai height. while men, after a few
years or marriage. are quite content tc
I"t romano" die ont and settle down
10 Il placid, comfortable, huadrum ex-
lsl"nce. writes Mildred Herbert Urner
in the Red Book.
TO" often does one see a woman
past her first youth, and We: with her
lhsanable longing for romance still
slronS within her, striving WITH all her
"r'S ana w!lcS TO make OF her sioliJ
Prosaic' midd.e-aged husband an ar
uent. romantic lover Usually the man
Is Dlandly unconscious OF hcI eiTur:s;
Oh at most mildly wonders why Mary
after all these years. could not take
his love for granted and rot insist
ON pe'hG constantly told of it,
And there lies the tragedy of most
"ohenS lives. They want to be told
constantly. repeatedly told that they
ar" loved. They en- ucve. b recon
|'led TO taking il for granted. However
'"ithiui and ""vOtrd they may KNOW
'helr husbands are at ucart. they want
IL IN words. Tnry want. through all
lhelr married life all the little 1--we
2hTaS"s ana tcudr! attentions. az .uair
hoheEmoons. AMI not one wunldm in
itH i""uaiIIu gets them. ie, Ain
What ri':fni HC:s's',ncy they Keen ii
wanting.
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Cheerfulress and Mirth.

u have always preferred cheerful
ness 10 mirth. The latter | consider
as an not. TIE former as n habit OF the
mind. Mirth is short and transient.
ch"erfulncSs fixed and permanent
Those are often raised into the great
est transports Of mirth who are sub
ject 10 the greatest depressions of mel
ancholy. On tho contrary. chccrfulncss.
though it does not give the mind such
exquisite Gladness. prevents us from
railing into any depths Of sorrow.
Mirth Is like 4 fash of lightning that
br"mks through Il gloom of clouds and
rlitters for n nr"mcnr. choorfuInoas
Keeps up kind OF daylight In the
m'nd and fills ii with Il steady and per.
petual serenity. "-.Toseph addison.