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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-11-22
CALL ISSUED FOR 4.
SCHOOL ELECTION
concentration Question VIII Again he
Tl,rcslicd over ut Ballot
Inx.a.

Logan, Nov. 2i.-The county board
OF education has issued call for the
PRIMARIES and conventions to be held
iof me purpose of choosing new
members Of the board in districts one,
three and Tive Of this county. where
IN vacancies occur this year. These
Ptofss are now lilled by c. e, Petersen
OF ayruni In No. /, Sylvester Low. AZ
Snithfield in No. . and John r. Gr,f.
I'm OF Newton in No, 3. Primaries are
called for Nov .6 and the conyen-
lions for Nov 80 The conventions viii
ne held In HSrum. Smithheld and
N,e%ton II is not likely that party
iihss VIII he drawn In this election,
hNt me consolidation question win per-
n,alS hguro, The present members of
'he board are Observation-Disclosures
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-11-22
LC.0WLEY, WYOMING.
ORGANIZATION EFFECTED
At BIG HORN ACADEMY

:, Sowley, Wyu.. NOV Il.-Gcnernl snnt5
it"Iaee Cummings visited tho Big Horn
s ,,, academy during the present
Meek ana spoke in . very enco,irni.ln,s
manner to The students. lie cx,rcGsaG
himself as highly pleased with he
progress Of the Institution. rho prns-
EN- enrolment is l2l
Ihe student body organization CON
s'stS Of the following: Samuel John-
son president; Bruce raggart vIrc
president: Naomi Johnson. secretary.
Rul99n Crosby, athletic manage.
Louise Welch, yell master: Arnold
Johnson, editor school paper, Tho
graduation class organization consists
OF clayton Partridge, president; Ar
mold johnson. vice president; Ralnb
NoFllle, secretary: Lloyd Tnggart, ath-
ietIc manager George Brown, veil
master Louise Welch, class editor
Last night the b, II. a. basketball team
deIeaied The team from Cody.
returns show tho election OF the en-
IRE Republican county ticket oxcept
sheriff and treasurer.
PRESIDENT j. w. Crosby. Jr., is elect
ed to the legislature.
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HUDSON AVENUE GOES
TO COURT AGAIN.
Dissatisfied l.itigants File Motion FOR
New Trial to Solve Pcrnlcxing
Problem OF Damages.

Ogden. Nov. GIN the condemnation
case Of Ogden city against the ID. HI
Peery estate and other property owner
and tenants connected with the OPEN
ing OF hudson avenue, the plaintiff
and one of tho defendants, Henry
Wessler have filed notice of intention
TO move for n new trial in the ease of
me city AGAINST Ellen j. Stevens. adj
ministiatriN of the estate OF William
j. Stevens. The jury In this mattcr.
returned verdict awarding Mrs. ST.
vens Judgment In the sum OF s19.5Do
Tor her property, the amount of her
suit beihs FOR 5.0C0. The motions vii!
be based on the grounds OF cxccssivn
damages, insufficient evidence to war
rant the verdict. and that the trial was
not fair one. Wcsslcr was granted
Judgment for $3.50, which he considers
Elements ~ 10y E, - -
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MILFORD.
MANY IMPROVEMENTS
ARE BEING INSTALLED
Especial Corresnonll,nco. i,

L
Milford, NOV. li.-Worl on The sId,.
, Willis OF the Milford Heights addition Is
nrosr5ssinE well, about 10 blocks hav,
me already been laid The water ' sys.
Ell ,e.i y expected to DO installed In the
me The n Milford Lumber Co. and W. IL.
DeNolfe lave completed n block OF ca.
card avenue. -. 'S''' " '''''o''-
~ cold storage plant is being built by
thn sciiow- Fothe,ingham Meat and pro.
uusi 60. This Is the third one to be
- LIZA ,,,S, !. Martin garage IN Main street is
fapiulS nearing completion II Is n com
modious two-story building Of cement
and stone, A''s''s
Conditions are promising for the drv
farms IN this vicinity the coming yenr
IN addition to those already under cui.
ovation, n great number OF acres have
been broken up during the past summer.
surveyors arc Ut work on tho proposed
railrond from hero to Beaver. the county
sent. At that point is proposed to con- con
meet with he main line running south
through Beaver, thus making tho line
from Altiford to Beaver u connection bt-
tween the Salt Lake route and the proi-
ected railroad TO the st. George country.
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SALINA.
ACCIDENTALLY SHOT
BY q CAL.IBRE RIFLE
Especial corrcanontl.n noes

Especial CorrcsporCsncr)
Salina. Nov. H. Yesterday afternoon
orlando Crane, the l5-ycar-Old son OF
MI. and Mrs. j. c. Crane of this nInpr,
was accidentally shot through the cllcel.
bone by the discharge Of II 22-rifle. TIC
accident took place just west OF Salina.
Willie he ana II number OF other boys
We're hunting rabbits. He will recover,
The Sewer county teachers Institute
WAS held here yesterday ana today.
Proi. Howard Driggs Of the u. of Il.
mad charge Of the primary grade de-
rartnlent. and very ably presented the
subject Of teaching language Prof.
ifo9ensen OF the y. G. conducted the
exercises In the grammar grades.
y basket ball game between the Rich
held teachers and teachers OF the coun-
tyresulted in victory for the latter.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-11-22

layton. whose husband is on 4 mission
IN tho Northern states
tuesday evening, the Frank families
anu few Intimate friends enjoyed
themselves In the fourth anniversary
of the marriage OF Bishop Q. II. FRAN,
ana wife. y supper was served to MI
present after which several took part
In u program.
Funeral services were held sunday.
Oct, 30, ovcl The rcmaing of the infant
son OF Mr. and Mrs, Thomas Hatch of
Brant, Impressive remurks were made
by Bishop Frank, Thomas plntt and c.
Il. Frank.
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COMMERCIAL CLUB is
DISPLAYING ACTIVITY

Milford, Nov. IA movement Is
on root to4use a vacant room on tho
second floor or the public \ school
building rs u place for u permanent
exhibit OF school work. to which free
access Will be given parents ana ali
those Interested in school work.
The Milford Commercial club are
lifting up their headquarters in the
b se, building opposite the post
office. The organization expects To
conduct q strenuous campaign for the
bettermcnt OF business conditions
md the progress Of the town in gem
,erll.$ Il NJ Il, u " ~ 4
YORK on the new county, road east
ward from Milford Is still under way.
AZ the meeting Of county commits
sioners thi2 week, 1t was decided to
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-11-22

sidsr Richard Kay us president Of tho
n n; ~; N l a and Bertha Nelson as, az
ciatInn OF the Young Ladies' asgo-
The Sunday school under ina 49,
erintenaency Of Charles cush,n~ IL Sn ",
ms good work, bur better work comId
~ % l'aa II al the appointed TEACHERS
'onk livelicr interest in their work
ine Day schools are well attended
"A n; caphhle corps OF teachers is earnest
y ensaged and with united effort on
sno part Of the schooboard and pat
to y, assure successful school year
- Is rnmored that the only saloon In
~ w WI soon close. The Sentiment
VI me great majority of the ueonlc
mere is ana always has boon pt,,,itn,
lts existence The recent GIertinn
proves that fact conciusiycly
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PoLICE COURT RECORD.

Ogden. Nov, 22.-Policc court was
unusually well attended on Monday.
there being so offenders on the docket.
veritnblc "house cleaning" was ef-
iectcd by tho police officers on Sat-
urday night and Sunday and a large
number of men were rounded up in
gambling dives and other undesirable
quarters. Only small 1.-THE of thu
Migrants arrested were held for n
nearing, the large majority being given
iiioaters' within an hour after being
taken to the station.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-11-22
ST. GEORGE.
ELECTION RETURNS IN
WASHINGTON COUNT

st. George, Nov 17.-Following arc
the official election returns for Wash
ington county:
for Representative to Congress
ferdinand Ercksdn r., 1853; Joseph
Howell r., 719. ~
For Judge of Supreme Court
Charles c. Richards D., 1856; D. n.
Straup r.. G92,
- ror Senator nth DiStrct-John f..
ro,ton d., 7SS; Henry w. Lunt r.,
For Representative g5th District
David II. Morris D., SIS; James WIZ
son Inlay r.. GGS.
For County Commissioner 4-years--
George 4. Cottam D., 759. A. b.
Andrus r., CSC.
FOR County Commissioner, a-years-
samuel lsom D.. ri; Andrew +.
Greserson r., 705.
For County Clerk and Recorder
John T, Woodbury. D., 1.04S.
For County Treasurer M
Savage D., 1.049
For County AsscSsor-Heber e.
Harrison :, r D., 7sG; Andrew sprowl,
For County Attorney-Ar,hur A
pnxman d., $50; David McNlullin r..
For County sherr-charles R.
700 "''s ~
for County Surveyor-Leo A. Snow
D.. $50: Amos Workman r., G5S
For County Supt. of District Schools
-, edward II. Snow D., 777: Robt. p.
Woodbury. r., 7O4.
INC amendments received n ma
'ority OF about 300, except No 4.
which lost by so.
Andrew n. Winsor was elected inst |
&c and Charles r. Worthen con
stable In st. George. ~
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-11-22
OGDEN BRIEFS

The much hcralded dancing team,
rock and Fulton, head very tinc bill
NJ the Orpheum theater this week.
Manager Goss announces Thanksgiy
Ing day matinee.
Frank y. kimball ana Mrs. Emma
Newell Jossclyn, both OF Salt Lake,
nave been granted II marriage permit
ny County Clerk S. G. Dye.
AFTER m extended visit of more than
SIX months to Italy, Jesse Frazzini
formerly Italian consul here, has re-
turned TO Ogden.
According to the city health commits
sloner, the number of contagious dis
Eases c IN ogden are as follows: Scarlel
fever, u; typhoid fever, Q; diphtheria.
2, and measles. l.
At It's session last evening. the city
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-11-22
sANTAQUIN.
MANY IMPROVEMENTS
BEING INAUGURATED

Santaquin, Nov, l2.-Concrcte bridros
uHross sidewalk crossings. culvcrts fro,n
ll'rti Gitches into orchards and aar-
Gems, cleaning the principal thoro,,%h :
h ,nles or c9bble rock. homes ali lirhied
~, ~ e,;etlleity, daily output of ore from
Inv Inv onioi, Ihiet mine. a much needed
lumber yard doing n fine bugi,ne, ~.
j. II. Tew-these and other i,n,,.,,,! ~
hleh's such as the erection of m,,der,
new ,, homes and culvcrting tho creek IN
tas canyon show n decided spirit Of
Improvement u
me Improvement associations have
commenced work for the season with
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-11-22
FRANkBURG. CANADA.
SOCIAL AND RELIGIOUS
ACTIVITY IN ALBERTA

~ Observation-Disclosures
FrankburE. Canada, Nov. 1i.--Tho
Mutuli associations have begun their
interest ''N''S
thanksgiving day was duly observed
an interesting program being given nj
: pm, after which a sumptuous s,,n-
per was served to all members OF the
ward. The affair was completed bv a
party in the evening. which consisted
OF songs, Rotations, and several ghost
Monday evening, Nov. I, surprise
party and dance was given FOR Phoebe
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-11-22
BRIDEGROOM ARRESTED,
BRIDE is FRUSTRATED

Ogden, Nov 22.-John McDcrmo.t
who was united in marriage with
EVELYN Wolsey Yesterday, was ar
of forgery. II is alleged that lie bought
supplies from a number of bust
ness houses. paying therefor with
checks on which he had forged tho
name Of James Halvorsen. Tn. bride
Is prostrntcd VAC
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-11-22
MOAB.
CHANGE OF OFFICERS
IN SAN JUAN STAKE
lSpccinl Corrnsnnndcncc

#tFr i. N''i'S'''' ACKNOWLEDGEMENT .sa.
Moab, Nov. ia well attended stake
conference was held here, at which a
change was effected in the stake prcsi-
6cncy W, G. Lyman. president. and
w. II. Rcdd aud WIN. Halls. counselors.
were released. and Lemucl Fl. Redd was
elected president, and A. II. Lyman and
David Halls counselors. President T..
NJ. Lyman and Elder George T.. Rich-
ards were present and delivered in
Observation-Disclosures.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-11-22
NOTED PIONEER DEAD,
LEAVES MANY DESCENDANTS

Ogden, Nov. 22.-Sanrord Bingham.
aged 50, died here last night leayine
the greatest number Of progeny Of
any member of the Mormon Church
surviving him are widow, 90 chill
dren, $50 grandchildren. 9S great
rand-children, and two great great
grandchildren. He came to Utah witt,
me second company of emigrants
who crossed the plains IN 1877. He
was born in Concord. Vermont. NAV 2.
Is2i, and was BAPTIZED In the Mormon
faith Nov.t1S, 1884 Woo ~ I
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-11-22
LOGAN LOCALS,

The trial OF jury cases in the dis
trlct court hogan this morning. ,be
ilrst case called being that of the stan,
vs. fanl Hansen. the charge being
Ga1, OF aHultei% District Attorney
elders Carl ], Olson and Arthur
olsen OF this city left here this
morning n. for salt Lake city from where
they Will proceed In n dav m, t,yn ~
the Scandinavian mission soId p,th
were rendered big farewell parties he.
fore leaving. vs. W.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-11-22
Will PROMOTE BEAUTY.

Women desiring beauty get wondor-
full help from l3ucklen's Arnica Salve.
It banisles pimples. skin cruptions,
sores and boils. 1t makes the skin
soft and vclvety. 1t glorltlcs the face.
Cures sore eyes, cold sores, cracked
lips. chnpped hands Best for burns.
scalds. fever sores. cuts. bruises and
piles. 2bc. ut q. G. M. l.. 112-114
Main ST.. Salt Lake City.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-11-22
Favori.te
family Gathartic

N q constantly Increasing number
=, MONIES Hoods Pills are the favori,e
ianiiy cathartic. 81 do not mini, r
rould get along without Hoods pills
AN an SO much troubled with constipa-
'ion and they are SO easy to take ana
M, mid IN n, action" Mrs. William A. CAS-.
well, Tarkiln. r. i. a. Gas
hoods Pills are purely vegetable
equally adapted for children 'a am,
adults. Try them. 81 ana
# Made by Hood It's Good.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-11-22
PROBATE CASES

Ogden, Nov, ao.--Asking that the will
Of his father. John P. Williams. who
died at Ogden. Nov. 16. 1891, be aI-
united to2probatc and that he be grant
ca letters tcstnmentaly. William w.
district court The estate consists of
realty in Weber county valued at
s1,5O0 -
John L. Blosser aud Benjamin r.
Blosser have fled petition in tic
district court asking that letters of
administration of the estate OF the la;o
william d. Blosser, who died while on
n visit to Spokane, Washington. Oct.
y. i9i0, DC issued to John L. Blosser, {,
brother. The estate consists of person
al property valued at about $4,000.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-11-22
MAPLE..T,ON.
PROGRESS AND PROSPERITY.

Especial Correspondence.
Mapleton, Nov. 1.-THE town bo,r,,
members are working for tho doyclnn.
inent or a water system and eIcct,a,.
ilsht plant. The commercial club is
pInnnins library, gymnasium. and
amusement hall ''
for Sl,h00. my Ao'''e
M. Mrs: woodward has returned from a
r at,a 70 me uintah valley. where her
father, a. b. Searle resides. ~
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-11-22
GARLAND.
LARGE SUMS PAID
FOR SUGAR BEET CROP
Especial Core spondence.l

''pI5s.''! correspondence
Garland, Nov. 20.-The sugar com.
pany Is having a very successful run
having paid the farmers s21493l .56 foi
bects in October, the total of roots de-
liyered being $4,000 tons.
Quarterly conference was held at Ell
wood Nov 20, Elders A w. Wins and
]. G. kimball being visitors. The Sun
day school board was reorganized with
John OSlcr, Jr.. MS superintendent, and
j. r.. kenard first assistant. Ella Ca
nener Dora King and Mantina Jensen
were elected president of stake primary
associations.
The Elwood Relief Society served
lunch TO the visitors and the Elwood
band rendered selections.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-11-22
AGED SHOEMAKER TAKEN al
TO MENTAL HOSPITAL

Ogden, Nov. 22.-J. L. Robinson a
shoemaker 81 years of age. was taken
to the State Mental hospital at Provo
on Monday by Deputy Sheriffs Devinc
una Toone. Robinson, who has a
family living on Ninth street, IS sur
aerlng from an exaggerated idea that
known party m
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-11-22
PETITION FOR LICENSE

Ogden. Nov. 22.-At the regular moa,.
ing OF the county commissioners held
on Monday afternoon, the petition OF
Token Olsen of Huntsville, asking for
liauor license, was again presented
and taken under atlvisemcnt.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-11-22
Stop

push the work on this road as randi
~ az possible. Under the manage-
hent OF the new supervisor, A. Thejs-
sen, the good roads situation has been
greatly improved. especially in tho
central part Of the county.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-11-22
THANKSGIVING D,, p,,,,s

va o. 5. L. Tickets on sale Nov
cSrn ana 2ith, limited to Nov. 2sth.
one anu one-third fare for round
trip. See agents. CITY Ticket omna
l66 Main Street.
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BOARD WILL OPEN
NEW COUNTY ROAD
commissioners VIII Also Advertise
resources OF Utah County
Road Building Report.


Provo. Nov. Cat the meeting OF tho
BOARD Of county commissioners. held
Yesterday, County Clerk kartchner was
| authorized to execute and deliver to tho
BOARD OF trustees Of the Agricultural
toliese, The lease. prcnared by the al
encouragement, for land In t.cdar valJe,.
ior an experiment station.
me BOARD received letter from u
~, lyman, OF the state road coInmis
SION calling attention to the necessary
ior inc commission being Furnished
with statement of road cnnstruc,io,,
lnnae IN the county, for the biennial
report by the commission to the GOV.
ernor Referred to County suryevo,
VENT. ia 'f W
Favorable action way takeu On III.
invitation of the Manufacturers usso-
ciation of Utah. Tor Utah county ia
take floor space in the Vermont b,iid,rf,
Tor permanent exhibit OF Utah countT
products and manufacturers. The COIN,
" VIII pay for the space and provide
snow cases, ana the several comlncrri;,l
clubs of the county will be asked ~
supply articles for exhibition. IT..
The petition of w, Fl. Rnv.Fr u
Loose and others, asking tho county n
accept threc-rod road running east
Tor three miles. one-half mllcanort 81 !
the ProVo canyon road on Provo Ran,,h |
near Fruitland, and south to connect |
with said county road was .,rnntol
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-11-22

council c,'lci appropriated $1,000 for the n,r.
chase of an aeria! truck. 30
~ Hertha Farrell. aged s, aecidoptallv
~ through trap door at her fatI,.
a. residence In Mound Fort yester-
uay' she landed eight feet below ana
wa, painfully bruised She had n babe
, ~ ller. arms which She couraseously
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-11-22

List your live stock with
us for sale and get quick re-
suits. RI
sUNsETLIV STOCK co.
.102 25th Street, Ogden, Ut.
Bell Phone 455.
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PROVO NEWS NOTES;

PROVO NEWS NOTES.
Elder Don Hansen of the Third ward
,,as returned from n mission to scandi-
marriage license has been issued to
allen +. Duke of Provo Bench and
Florence Farley of Vineyard.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-11-22
FILLMORE.
DEMOCRATS ELECT TWO
IN WILLARD COUNTY
Especial Correaporacnce.l

Fillmore, NOV. 15.-Following is the
official count of the votes cast in MIL
lard county, Nov. S:
The Farmville herald. [volume] (Farmville, Va.) 1890-1934, 1910-07-08
9th DAY OF JULY. 1910.

at ten o'clock A. NJ. Of said day. in front CT the
Courthouse in the town Of Farmville, Virginia
the following described real estate: That GER
oh ,ract If land in the county Of Prince Edward
Virginia.. containing s. acres and adjoining Asa
Dupuy's land on the north. Bette Wade on the
west. Albert II skins on the south and Randolph
Redd and Barney Stokes on the east. and being
the balance Of the real estate purchased by w.
q Venable from Jennie V. Wade and Bette NJ.
Wade Executrix. by deed dated March a. 1873.
duly recorded in the Clerks Office Of Prince I'd
ward county ID. b. 30 page 20.
J. TAYLOR THOMPSON.
Trustee in Bankruptcy In re: W. G.. Venabe,
Bankrupt. June lVlh. 4SiV'
june l7-4t
The Farmville herald. [volume] (Farmville, Va.) 1890-1934, 1910-07-08

early. went over TO the Evans cottage
on Burgess Point. and stayed there
until night. He then left for Boston
and Washington. without having re-
signed. but il is said in some circles
here. with the scalp of Director F. r.
Newell. of the reclamation service, in
his portfolio Mr. Ballinger absolutely
refused TO discuss the question of the
removal of Mr.. Newell The White
House preferred not TO talk about it,,
too but the impression prevailed that
Mr.. Newell's finish is coming swiftly
The report that Mr.. Newell is to go
is based upon the undoubted fact that
he and the secretary of the interior
do not agree.
The secretary of the interior looked
confident. stepped with a spring and
laughed at the rumors that he had
come to resign. 81 haven't brought any
resignation with me-" said the secre-
tary, land don't intend to leave any
when I go away. ! am not a gutter.
have gone into this thing and | intend
10 fight il out"
The Farmville herald. [volume] (Farmville, Va.) 1890-1934, 1910-07-08
SIRES AND SONS.

John Nicholas Brown. Jr., once "the
richest baby in the world" is now a
stalwart boy Of nine years.
James Fish. aged seventy and a ma
tive Of Manchester, England. recently
started from Yildez. Alaska. on a trip
to his birthplace with the intention Of
covering all the land portions Of his
journey on foot.
Sir Horace Plunkett, who Is endeav-
oring to establish a national trade
mark for Irish butter, comes Of a fam
ily the members Of which have for the
last seven centuries played no small
part in the history of Ireland.
DR.. Charles Henry Smith, professor
of American history at Yale, will
sever his active connection with the
university at the close Of the current
academic year and will retire under
the provisions Of the Carnegie founda-
ton.
Every senator speaks to Senator
Gore. no matter where they meet him.
So expert is Senator Gore in the mat
Ter Of sound that he can distinguish
every man IN the senate by his voice.
whether it be in the elevators, the cor
ridors or one of the committee rooms.
!. Eads How. who gets his second
name from James r. Eads, the famous
builder Of the jetties at New Orleans,
Is known as the millionaire hobo.
He was left lot Of money. didn't care
for it particularly and made up his
mind that he would use it to elevate
socialize and secure work for peripa-
tetics.
Professor Ellie Metchnikoff, who is at
the head Of the Pasteur institute al
Paris. is one Of the most interesting
characters in modern science. He Is
specialist on microbes and has been
said to be "mlcrobe mad" Everything
he touches and eats is sterilized. In
his houN, there is not single corner
TO catch dust, all the rooms having
been built on curved lines.