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The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-07-25
HITCHCOCK HAS DONE WELL.

RI Postmaster General Hitchcock Is
Slated to quit the Cabinet. as re-
port has IL, rhen he has made that slate
himself. In fact. he is pretty apt TO
make any slate that relates 70 his own
acts and purposes, himself. That has
been his record all along. and Is likely
20 continue 10 be. II ne 9des out Of
The Cabinet, doubtless his going viii
BE- Of his own motion, aud because he
can DO better political work free of Of
fetal hzndicans.
s@cretar~ Hitchcock has made 2
great name for himself as Postmaster
Geaeral. He has practically eliminate
the deficit that Is traditional and has
beer constant N the operations OF the
Post Office department He has kept
himself out o. the squabbles between
. @ ''insUrgezt' and regular and has
not been ''undsr fire" on any ac.
count. We do rot believe that the
Presiden, would willingly spare him
from the Cabinet.
As parry manager. Mr Hitchcock IS
a distIr guished success. It nav be that
his services in that capacity are IN such
urgent and peremptdry demand that ne
feels obliged 70 get directly into the
party harness; and this mighr explain
the rrTor that he u going out Of the
Cabinet. SEt we 10 not credit for Z
moment any suggestion that President
Taft is going 20 pGr him out: for he
has done the best work IN MS Depart
ment of any az the Cabinet officers.
AL the others have beer ssuude-
fire more or less Knox for blum.
teriEg and erratic diplomacy: Mac
Feagh for his refusal 90 issue bonds:
Dickinson for army squabbles; Wicker.
sham for his ruling On the sale of frfar
lands n the Philippines; Meyer for bis
reorganization OF the Navy Depart,
rasuT; BalIinzsr for insisting that the
-aw musc be followed By executive off.
ssrs; Wilson has been attacked bv
? Cozzrezsn.eu OF the cotton growers
Complaints; Nagel had trouble az the
very first, aad vas obliged % decaci.
tate bureau chief But nothing on
Hitchcock; and he Eas wiped out me
postal deficit. 20 there il 10 reason For
aim being oGsted from the Cabinet. IN.
less President Taft wants % "make
L Eaan-a1oUs-'' and zst for The Post
. Office Department 2 man ~ao viii not
fail 70 z@t INTO hot water.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-07-25
DOMINATION ACKNOWLEDGED

Reed Snoot has officially committed
aimseIf 70 cerrs.c ruch-6iscussed r!Ie
q the Mormon chg-ch that, properly
understood. leaves 10 escape from one
ot the charges made against hin and
against the Mormon church BY the Amsr-
ieaz perty-chat be is the political crsa-
5urs of the hierarcEs z1E that these sc-
cLssizstiezI leaders direct II his political
movements
He testified Il Washington that he
vas obliged 20 seek permission oi TIE
6csJ presidency ot tEe church before he
could become 4 caniiia-e for the Se--
a-orsaip, and u explaining the nz11sr
n whieh he made his request. and the
cause which prompted him 70 make it.
he said (see volume ;, page 80:
made l- % a r1setLaz- Before T made
tF-zr announcement, q course I realized
tlaC the rule which rad been adopted ~
ne church -so-.i-st n = az tHs oresl-
tsrcy oS tEs church y t1sy had any 1E-
jecrions q ny making t1zt rGC. and Z
elected. wh@-a@- I c1ud have whatever
tine was necessary 20 fL ny duties a.
= Senator q tEz United states
II other words, i was Only BY the per
mission and direction Of the 6rst presi-
1ency Of ths Mormon churca that h
was allowed % engage II politics, under
The political manifesto q the orZzniza-
ti5u adopted Il 1906 The manifesto
bouaE -ke twenty-six men 5f the hie--
archV &c the control of The chiefs q
that body: and that control being sxer-
sised It naturally gives proof q oolItiezl
domination 5T them N the body. Only
high officials we're thug bound. there
being 10 requirement. of shz kind made
upoa tEe rank ar3 file of the Mormon
oeopIe. Is GIs5in z7lishsd speaker for
/ re Arsrican party oue- SAID Il zc-
dressing himself directly 90 Moruous,
.. Sy that rule ths tTerry-sIx bouaG
themselves. While they SET you free
/ And that is The way n which the Mor
nor DeopIs should rszzrd that rII!e.
l They should exercise cheI- political free
| 5or1 and rEus b-ezk the control which
The Elsrarchs seek % PRESS EDoa them
through the agency of members ot theIr
/ owl body whom they direct II u1Gues,
| toned political authority.
/ Let snoot remain Il his political aerf-
/ dom II he 80 desires, and leC rhe ehurcH
president exercise his authority over
him II smdot chooses % subHIIt 90 -
but Il the Mormon people of f1tellIgenee
viii exercise thsir rights 70 VIII soor
1e f-u2oszibIe for che clurch frs5 presI
deucy 70 politically direct even members
q tfe rweuty-six VITO are now uEdeI
/ their corrroL
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-07-25
APOSTOLIC sENsUALITY.

We hear constant pleas that polyg
amy is not entered into through last
or seusuality. but from holy motives,
and as a means Of spiritual sxaltation
and saving grace. II IS often said that
one or another who ia named is "not
pious enough % 20 into polygamy. and
that none but "a chosen seed " IS Sc
lected 70 perpecuate tha: practice. IN
order that holy offspring may b. raised
up. and ever found ready for the com
ing of the Lord
And yet. those who know of the in
nsr life OF this chosen seed, this pioVs
aud pure longing 20 90 into polygamy
for the sake II spiritual exaItatioH, rate
.It all 81 its true value, and simply as =
manifestation OF the baser passions.
Any one familiar with the coarse,
gross, libidilous conversation of the
old-time Apostles in the Mormon church
is not AZ 2 loss for minute 20 ascrIbe
the desire 20 enter into po!ygz.
ny 20 It's true motive
Nor Is there the least diaguise about
L among The preseHt-day apostles. Their
conversation and ths!r correspoEdeEce
teen with the cozrssst allusions, gross
and indecent in the last degree. Not
50 long ago, Al apostle wrote 20 al
other 2 scrse1 against the "bustlsss
and Dassiolless females" that would
indicate 2 soal-harEowing disappoint.
msnt il that direction, disapDoint.
meEt that must have been keen IL.
Iced
But where was the Fholiuess" of III
| Where did '.the saving grace" come
inl Where was TIE spiritual ezaIta
tioHI"
Oh, the vile, nasty hyprocisy ot II
all Foul-moutEed blackguarIz pos
Inz "a teachers Of purity, Lecherou:
scouldrsIs who demand the utmost
posing "a holy msa. of exalted motives
above The physical temptations Of th'
Eosser man. II is e5ough to sickea snl
. disgust a1y one of clean mind % se'
he shameless hypocrisy ot IL al. th'
depraved tendencies that 20 counter :,
every profession 0f decent thought zrc
act. Oat upon the seau9aloEs hypo
| crites'
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-07-25
LOCAL HISTORY
W-ET HAPPENED JULY z.

the a-sr tizae IN Grsa, selt Lake val
ls54.Elchzrs Bzuzntyue sailed from
Madras, india, bound Ior London,
TEzre y arrived December ). I554.
is52-DorzlG NcN.choIs = member at
Captain LoL Smiths expedition vas
c-oEaef n L@Tis FoTk- about Ter
z01 (-SW Itac6I, while pursuing 4
band az -1!svlrz Indians.
lsss-THs first shipment az Utah ore %
California t6ok Place. = co1sLste3.
81 rzr tons from the Ns-itc- s-1
Magnet T.L-e. Ll-rlz C,Orrc-z0dc
ss.Dpe6 By Woodruff Bros. 70 :. =
SsI5T 5ar Francisco
i3s5--F-et H9br. the murderer. arrived
u salt Lake City u custody q S1Er-
= Joan Turner. v.lo rad arrested Elm
~ ChsJsuns, Wyo. on the 23-6-
Is55--FIo-zucs 4 Clawzor. daughter d
EzrET ClaVoocsJ. srle1 f1r ard o6-
Elfzzr ClzTso-, Vac vas cc11Het g.
tire peui-su-lary.
rss7-Prsziteut John Taylor died ou the
underground at -s@ house 5E TLou-
- r E5ucrs a. Ezyxviue. Davis
county. n tce presence of George 4
Cannon. J5s@pE 7. S--rE- L J5E1
NGItsN, Samuel Bztsn1za. James Ma
In 4 2 Sarrel and Gr1srs-
fsS5-Cha-lez Monk was cischarZz! FROM
ls5d-Iezs Q \. Ws.hys Of yrz1ci. saz-
gsre cn'zaty. was discharged from tae
reutrs--iary.
ls5zEThe -5r-.e--store or tire foint city
ard county building wzs !zic n sat
Lake City
Isss-Srs RIstc Townsend uss accidzr-
tally si1or ard Killed q WzsztcE, SaI'
Lake county
L55T-Nsr1o-izI services r honor q tte
9eceased 1ioneers we're held II tas
isss-WnIiau1 Turorsezs. Z prau-iaer'
citizen II Lsvzu. JCz5 county. Wa
shcC and killed 5y Andrew Hendrix.
ser, Vfo was suppose! q 5e Insane
-sS9-E 4 Hartman - SzIr Lake
tI90-Les- Chance group az Bingham soir
fo- s-5.1GG City tax levy EZet 4
=: al.Is Ms. 5s-aE Hanks .zraiIJ
[ [jd--Rany Ernest Johnson drowned =
!lrrh. Li-t.e daughter oE W!II!sr
Francis g Morgan Killed " a--tSsr'
"a shooting
/ L1d2-Fos- cyclists a. ssuczr tack a. Sal
Palace b-sak voric's record S5- 1y.zr
ter rgA 4 ? W=loy -ssiz-s a
general l-0e-.rteuSsrE ot Rio G-zlc'
Wes-e-a z1C ~ succeeded ~ J. 2
-su-z S-.zz6is- General Fred u
Funston -tsf-s Fc.r Douglas
/ rSG5--oc--y commissioners * tGe -cC1
y rzx rate a. Is 5-.lls. rzsklaz Z 20
-aI cax -zcs Il ~ nils. Ms. SGt1T
sxorerats6 ~ corc1er's i'-ry * kii!
i-z Nu-E17
/ r5Gr-Davt1 Esf-E ssiIs .ls interests :.
-r- Ez!rt-C B-fs- s-5rs ard c--cl.asei
IRA = E Walker tCi.SL-g.
/ t36s-2i1 Gra-cc Arranging 20 toT5.'
l t-1-k ce-E-e- Denver ard CzT.eu
\ a.sr.- e.sar-zB warning foreigners =
\ Ca-1el6-
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-07-25

the bearing down. i recommended u
TO some friends and two OF them have
been greatly benefited By IL" Mia
MAE MCEEIGHT, Oronogo, No.
Another Grateful Woman.
St. Louis. No. ~ was bothered
terribly with q female weakness and
had backzche, bearing down pains and
pains in lower parts. ] began taxing
Lydia z PInkham's Vegetable Con-
pound regularly and used the SznAti7e
Wash and now have 10 more troubles
that way" Mrs. Al HEEZoG, 5Izz
Prescott Ave, So. Louis, No.
Because your case IL difficult one,
doctors having done you no good,
do not continue % suffer without
giving Lydia z. Pinkhan's Vegetao BIZ
Compound 2 trial II surely has cured
many cases Of female ills, such az IN,
famnnation, liberation, displacsments,
fbroid tumors. irregularities, periodic
pains, beckzche, that bearing-do VI
feeling. indigestion, dizziness, and ner-
vous prostratiOn- II costs but tFliie
90 try Il, and the result is worth LaIL
lions % many suffering Wonen
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-07-25

Whoever may read II TIE SraooI pa
5erfs record ot Salt Lake g newspapers
that The first mining 1o5es we're printed
= 1897 IN 4 Chamber q Commerce pa
5er. VIII be much surprised 20 learn
that both Tie Tribune ard the Herald
nai regular MIXING Departments With
news and notes q plenty MANY wears
cefore rhat tars.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-07-25

the floor with o ut
my heart hEtterng
and I could not even
receive q letter.
Every month I had
such a bearing down
sensation, Is il the
lower parts would
fall ont. Lydia z.
IPinkham's Fegsta-
bic Compound hzs
done my nerves q
great deal OF good
land has alsoTelie we'd
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-07-25

Of Gentle settlers on the new lands
II should cause citizens 70 stop and
consider the real import of the thing.
and what it means in the public eeono-
mics, when Mormon priests eheekily in
terfere IN Government Iaud DRAWN gs
merely because the lands TO be drawn
are located within their ecclesiastical
I1risrlir-i6n
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-07-25

On JGly >. IT1i. ire first United States
bank vas established by cs1zress y "a
The Ca-sscf rrs battle n AhnE<lr II f-1a
ard ct LECGy's Lane. Canada IL 1915 81
'l-e oface of admiral s< the navy. c-ez reG
~ congress ir 1856 ard Ep0r Trlcn Wy5-
ming territory wz7 formed from Dakota
TtsE ard I6sHd. July - ia ne BIRTHDAY
Wzs-.- yrG- G75Ay. PIc.z-I CglzshT ths
Illinois statesman E-72G Thomas Eakl-s
IRE artist (Is4Js and IRE date dr rre
Gzz-n of Andrew Cfertzr. the Frsrch poet
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-07-25

ground that IL would have been better
10 do something for the reedy living
than for the ca-needing dead. "the
brethren will see 90 il that some OF
tie hIerarchical live ones shall get the
n1cFev
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-07-25

View York - aow reported "a be n
he doubtful Est bu- that's nothing.
1ecause L 70 5e N doubt = 20 be u
Misery. and II GO be n misery q 20
love company. New YORK should fssi a
oor1ion az happiness n Hot being alone
bv alV means
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-07-25

Already there srs nine candidates fo-
Governor OF New York State; bU5 De,
tors SGs party ian make any real heaf
vsv n rhar line. IL uasE soon Hdld
burial services over eight tonahzwks-
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-07-25

They say that Ohio Democrats are
izzzhI1e az their f;saresizz political
GpDoneurz n tha5 3'sSe- bu- IL yet re-
maius 20 Be seen wao shall have the last
and besG gigzI<
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-07-25

Dispatches say that nev form of
graft has appeared II PitIsbE-g. Well
II Il IS possible % invent anything new
IN that line PICusburE should be cau1,
psrgu5 CO % z
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-07-25

Another wonderful achievement q
ColozeI Roosevelt is in his ability 20
have kepr his +'coupauy manners
working overtime for such 4 LoaE Pc
rod
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-07-25

Speaking oE knockers. 10 . roo had
taar the only lake Bathing resort tha;
Salt Lake has - kept n such al IN
clean and hrohen-iowu c6udi5iou "A ~
give rhe citT 4 poor rspute in cie LaId.
n THAI one rsspec% only.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-07-25

One thing 1haz llr- Sutherland has
cause 20 feel eiare6 ever IS rhar bur a
little more time remains II witch Deo-
pie VIII have cazlce % REFER 20 him
a z Jaclr-A Z Arnstls-senatnr
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-07-25

II ApostLe-Seuzt0r Sr50C d0esu :
mind the suggestion. TIE next October
conference would be Z beautifully zp-
1ropriars tine fo- him 70 make tdaG
zrsat au1i-polTzzmy spesch that 5enz-
ror Hopkins some wars ago promised
that he SHOULD fzIive--
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-07-25
The
Young Man

Who has a sensible sweet
heart and a growing account
with a sound bank is well
started on the road TO good
citizenship and good for
tune. He 3 the kind Of young
man in demand today and
the kind that will be in
charge Of the industries Of
the city q few years hence,
The accounts Of young
men are desired by us, no
matter how small they may
be in the beginning. Saving
money Is as easy as spend
ing it, once the habit Is ae-
auired. The important thing
about saving money IS 20
BEGIN at once. Open an
account today.
The National
Copper Bank
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-07-25

One ran has csznn.itrsd suicide over
dis losses On the Jetfr!es-Johuson near
fight And Of eour=e. he IS n0w an
5rhsr that cant sseome bark
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-07-25

Kentucky minister vas rsceu-ly
made polIcemzI- 50 TEz- he nay COW
allow 20 humaniLT the privilege %
making choice bscweeu Tie BlbIs and
the bIlIy-eIu5 -
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-07-25

Notwlrhsrz u6i1z wat certain Nicar-
zglzns threaten 20 10 20 him Cncis
San 6oesr z look zs I: he were n prop
80 condition &c De Stuffed izto Sausage
s1lus
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-07-25

IN view % the RAPID decrease n cle
French birth rats there ought noC 90
hs any war between France and Ger
many upcz the fo-mer's Initiative
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-07-25

Il seems thar one misguided lady.
deceased. left five hundred dollars for
the prosecution OF work N the Mormon
temple n order 70 forz=cal azy pos
sihIe criticism az the beauesr uoou rhs
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-07-25

WaIle the census bureau has eouussd
-0ses u1cu the inhabitants of this coCn-
try. there VII 5e many cities thar viii
rrster % ssick % raei- fl-eera-y ELgrrsa
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-07-25

1.-THE -G-aEher Joseph 2. Smith how
ever. VII neeklv suggest thar the poor
rirhe-payers Of his church should praise
the name u the Lord for bang per
nlrred 20 take a Irip 90 Europe BY such
d-sUSn guIsted proIy.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-07-25

Uu5oubsetIy our poLygzE.ous he
rzrehs feel taa5 one thing they have 20
De thankful FOR IS that they 10 rot
I've y Iav-sut6--iug Prussia
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-07-25

Fr5m al accounts u would seem that
Senator Lorimsr is regarded az oae ot
Speaker Cauuou's g buy products
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-07-25

CIi0Ri1E .our seconds from tEs
vorld s motorcycle record might apPro-
5rizIsIT De called cutting fiEIrz-
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-07-25

appointed liar" NAV realize that not
all the people Of this community arc
ignorant or have poor m memories
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-07-25

Besides. there IS 70 better place o.
tte coulizeut n which tourists can en-
Ioy sropover thaa Is our own Tipping
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-07-25
ACCOUNTS SOLICITED.
National bank OF the Reauh

A Thoroughly zscdsra GagGnxs rz-a--
E.eur conducted n Connection VIZ, -.
=aa&- Sa<e GeCcsir Boxes .sr ser- C
LeccsfSory-
rr1ne cdcr. cr-sics--: Jsr-cI = Mur-
ray. vice Srssc>rr. W = EarfE cz-rI-~
& a Cst5e--1cr- zzs4 s4s-zr- -asSger
Czptrzt pa.1 N. s-iJ0. .1o0. Iarsr-s- nz.,
o.. L-r.e 6ecosiCL
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The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-07-25

OF COURSE, ou- larb-eakinE prophets
are never AFRAID of daHEer-whsn there
Isr I any
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-07-25

Added to the Long List due
to This Famous Remedy.

Oronozo. Mo- was simply ner-
vous wreck. I could not walk ACROSS
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-07-25

Nr RocksfelIer. apparently, now Eas
as OIL trust coppe--IIaed-
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-07-25
Boise and Interburban RAILWAY
Company. Limited

Cars leave Boise tor Caldwell .s.fs.
90 200. 1900. I1,G0. I3.J9 a, n zrs
500. 800. 1880 , n.
CaF5 1eaye Caldwell fl E,t.. .s-1o
,,s,9 80. 80. 1890. 'I[.15 a n anc
I'D, L:30. I'D. 40, $40, x5.a1 g-Ia
I'D $50. 30 p n
Baggage and exp-ezs-
assase for soise and Caldwell os.ly
,,-t-SSs Ssess 70 Eagle saG iutsra.e1 as
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-07-25

Hoao- 20 the honorable piouesrs.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-04-23
SOWING ana RenpsnE.

Galatians vi: Z and s: BE not deceived.
God is not mocled; for whatsoever a
man sows. that shsil he also reap"
ii Our subject IS sowing and resping. All
nen believe this proposition II is true.
whether you find 1t in the Bible or not
There are three parties whom ii is very
hard TO deceive. 1t is hard for us 70 de-
ceive ourselves. We live with ouraelves. We
stand acquitted or condemned before the
bar OF our own conscience. 1 have met
men lately in this city IN q veritable hell
on account Of the iashings Of remorse.
Again. it is hard to deceive our neigh
bors. II you put your ear TO a keyhole
when your neighbors are talking about
you you win hear great deal Of truth
II may be very irnpolite, but you win get
many a fact.
Then, too, it is utterly impossible TO de-
ceive God. he is Great Mighty and Holy
he goes with Us always and sees into the
inner -recesEes Of cur hearts David said:
II make my bed in he'll thou art there -
In this world we are all sowing Every
man is going through this world with
basket Of seed on his arm and at every
step he scattersA the seed to the right and
left. i spent ten years OF my boyhood
life on a Minnesota farm. / have IRE
quently seen my father SOW wheat into
the plowed field from a sack which he car
ried at his side. We are doing the same
in moral and spiritual fields
Every thought is a seed. We must be
Omaha daily bee., 1910-04-23
The Boss Of the Establishment

Fancy Dance is q pretty name" observed
the Boss wife, studying her racing pro-
gram with an air Of profound wisdom
land so is Stephanotis. don't know which
to bet on. All the horses in the first race
have such nice names. think. though,
that Fancy Dance sounds the most like a
winner" She turned appealingly to the
Boss Of the establishment ADon't you,
think so, dearg'
'If fancy names make such a hit with
you, remarked the Boss, derisively. Il
should think you'd leave betting on horses
alone and put your money on Pullman
cars. why don't you try to understand
something of the sport-learn to know the
fine points of horse and be able to tell q
/ thoroughbred from a Central park goat?
4 I'll teach you," he added magnanimously.
/ Come on Wen go down to the paddock
and I'll show you a few things"
4 So when the Boss strobe Importantly
ahead Of her, his rented field glass slung
prominently across his four-track overcoat.
| she WIS prepared TO accept his dope as
| the last word In racing lore.
Look there!'' exclaimed the Boss, ex-
| eltedly. as a glistening seal brown thor
oughbred praneed self-consciously before
them That's Sea Robber, the pick Of a
Canadisn stable He ran here several years
ago, but disappointed his backers. Look at
that chest! Look at the spring to those
superb legsl"
rs that what you call springhalt?" asked
the Boss wife. innocently.
''Springhalt! should say not!" the Boss
answered, Indignantly.
With a wary glance at Sea Robbers
trainer the Boss lowered his voice to a
1 confidential. central office-detective whis-
per, and the words came from one side Of
his mouth. II got the hottest kind Of a
tip on Sea Robber this morning" he said.
''AH the racing sharks are playing him
They say he's bean specis1ly prepared for
this race and that there'll be the biggest
kind Of a killing
And the Boss looked like Solomon with
out whiskers as he continued: Just think
Sea Robber opened at 100 to and the price