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The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1910-10-19
LITTLE BALD SPOT
Men Be Sensible, Don't Let It Grow
More Conspicuous.

If you are beginning to worry about
that spot right on the top of your
hear, where the hair is thin or has
disappeared entirely;
Don't worry any longer.
Go to THE OWL DRUG STORE at
once and get a so cent bottle of Pa.
risian Sage.
If that won't check the falling hair,
and cause new hair to grow, nothing
on this earth will.
Dandruff causes hair to fall and
badness; dandruff germs cause dan.
druff.
Partisan Sage kills the germs;
eradicates dandruff; stops falling
hair and itching scalp, or money back
at THE OWL DRUG STORE.
1t will cause the hair to grow, if
the hair roots be not dead.
1t causes the hair to grow thicker,
more luxuriant, and puts so much
new life into it that it grows lustrous
and beautiful.
The girl with the Auburn hair on
every package. so cents at THE
OWL DRUG STORE and druggists
everywhere. Mail orders filled by
American makers, The Giroux Mfg.
Co., Buffalo, N. Y.
The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1910-10-19
SOUTHERN WHEAT.

(From Southern Manufacturers Rec
ord, october 10, 1900
This years Southern wheat crop
saves the day for that crop in the Uni
ted States. The production by States
in 1910 compared with that of 1909 in
bushels is shown in the following table:
The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1910-10-19
DIR. w. A. Charping

Optictsn and &ptomctrist.
Graduate New York. Chicago, Atlanta
and Boston.
Office Carter Bldg. Room 303.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1910-12-24

Terlhieoene 2aoungen boz,
Win6bIdien elmer ct. 2ouiIer Sir.
ma ioIlen on Der merifaniihell
@ren5e ais 4rieggsa pntrabanoe
fonfis5iert moroen iein. 90 oieielbeil
nur ainoer-S piel5eug nno fir ben
merifaniihen @eibnabtsmarft be.
ltimmt limo, pirb Die Code luabr.
lteinli6 5fpiiden Dem merifaruiderl
8oninl in ct. 2ouis uno ben Ste.
gierungs,H Experimentation oil Der
@ren5e sufrieoeniteueno geIolt iuer,
ben.
Im 2. Sanuar fomnnem i'll
gunoesgeriht cine @nsabl @eiudc
INT 8irgerpapiere our enogiiltigen
g%ntlfeioung. Darrulter befinors
lid foIeenoe onDeutiden: 30. grnIf,
Sobn Shmieo, 2ouis @olff, 6rico.
rid 8ilbelm Meidert, Gbriltian
SEMEN, Seinrid &ubinger, Mrtbur
Soiepb Sermann, Simon @ie6er-
mann uno Saeob Brandt.
Serr aooIpb @agner,
8ice.Brdiioent Ser 9ionier-M iiblen
bon bier, melder ii6 nit feis
ner @emabIin auf elmer @eile
ourf Siio-Mmerifa hefano, meloes
te feline 3uriidfunft Dor Dem Ner.
iabr orrf cine Depeide an Mrtbur
Storms, aafiirer Der 8ionier.M iily-
len. on. Serr @agner mar pGl.
reno oes 8ombaroenlents bon gio
DC Saneiro burd bic meuteriihen
Wotroien in iener Staot.
8oli5eidef Gbos. gon Miper
reilte Sanlitos nadmittag nab @oI.
tinnore, Mo., ab, Inn iid) elmer Sur
I'M oortigen Sobn Sopfins Soipi.
toll Sl unter5ieben.
Begcn 9nfS, Cabs II. guagies
telepboniert 693 EaIaee aipcrs eta.
Lies. Shneuer u. auuerIdfiger 1ienit.
@ieI llngIiid miro ge6eufett
i'm 2eben, aber GIid nod msts.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1910-12-24

tbm Dos oles eripart eeblieben! -
Mit Ser 3eit ipiirben iie iid ldon
uieoer ~ineinanoer i6iden, ii6 gege1e
ieitig abi6leifen.
3uta6it Die goilettc beenoen.
Sic iebte ii6 Dor oen Spiegel uno
begonn lire Sriiur in bemieIben
I%ugenblid, ole Der Grdiioent Dor.
iibertdn5elte.
CT bate fein Slid, Der Mrn1e>
oos Seniter mar leer - Ieerer o!s
onoere, aus oenen man i'm ben
@eg on Der Come poriibernebmen
lob. -
Mit einem @efubl ideuer Chr.
furdt itieq 2iia Sic init 2dufern
belegte Ereppe in Der Come EN-.
por uno iiberbIidte oen longer, ge.
beimnispou ausiebenoen 4orrioor.
SIR SUB batte nod nie elm SO.
tel betreten, es perpob iif ibr
lmniafiirlid nit ser @oriteGune
bon Neap 8ronoenitein = oos
Gremoe, ungefpobnte bier, unb ihr
Ser3 flopfte beftig, .ols ser leidt.
beihubte &ellner nun Iteben blieb.
vSier, Nummer bret. Srou gron-
oenitein."
ST peridmanb, uno Clio iob ibm
eridrodeu nod. N1ein ouf Die,
lem ooen aorrioor, Dor ar ben
geldloiienen Suren, i'm gegriff, gu
elmer Sremoen gu gebenl Sennp tat
ibrer Sdpeiter unredt iie elmer ges
miiien &edbeit gu beiduloigen, iie
mar cine muiterboft furdtiama
&leinitabterin, bos fiblte lie in bie.
fem Iueenblid lebbaft.
Nortietuna fnlni)
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1910-12-24
Maiter : 2aabitGbtden.

Das 9anoitdotden, wie es iei!l
ioG, miro iest in Wontana @irflidJ'
felt. Dort laBt nanllid) Die 8llnoes'
%reeierung in benz Sbale oes Gun
Giper auanaig Wuiter 2anoitaot
den anlegen. Seoes 6ieier 9ta0tp
den 1T auf einen umfreis bon 6
Weilen berednet, 10 oaB ieoer 5ar
nier gat15 bequem gu Sdule, &ir6e
uno 2doen fommen fam mnb ben
Gamilien @eIegenbeit gu eeieuidaft-
lidem @erfebr geboten lit. Die
Staothen iinb nit Strabenbabn Sc
lepbon uno @inrihtuneen fir elef.
triide 8eleuhtung perieben un6 Der
einigen alio Die MnnebmIid)feitel
Deg 2anoIebens nit oenen Der gro
BEN Staot, iino alio in @abrbeii
Muiter : 2an6ftabtben, bic ia gerc.
oe5u gum 8epobnen anloden uno eir
ridtiger uno mabrbaftiger STUFF .3u-
rid cuffs 2anb!" iino.
DaB Die @eldidte Musii1t ait
@rfolg bat, sebt baraus berbor, oai
iie iid in SoaDo bereits bendbrt bot
Dor einigen Sabren bat man 116ll.
lid i'm iiioliden Soabo fold Elm Mal,.
iter : 2anoitdotden anseIegt uno oi,
@eluobner fonen iebr oufrieoen nil
benz Grfolse fem. 9as einiome &c
ben, Dos IN pielen 6duen Der Gor.
mer fibren muB, lit NIT idnlo oa.
ran, oaB er iih nod Ser Staot iebnt.
uno melln er einigermaBen porparts
aefommen lit uno fih i1lieBlib an
Die Giniamfeit semobnt bot, fam Ell
bod Die Sebniudt ieiner ainoer mad
geieai6oftli6er llnterbaItuna nibt
auf Die 9auer u~nterornden u,lo il
ergiebt ii6 Die 2anbfIudt gatt5 bot
ielblt. Darunter muB n~aturgent1i
Die gntmifelung Ser 2onobe5irft
leioen uno es lit oesbnlb iebr ar5lt
erfennen, ooB Die gunoesregieruuo
iid entibloiien bat, etpas @reifbo-
reg gu tim, um Ole 6Illdt pom 2oil.
De in einen 3ug gum 2onoe um3l,-
manoeln. Sir Die mirtihoftlide
entpifelung beg @eItens fam oos
bon uniddsbarem gorteil fem meru
es iih aud pieIeiht in ben Gltercll
geilen Oes 2anoes aug oieien ODER
ienen @riinoen niht gut einfubrelt
loiien mag. Snoeiien, AM gnoe
more es nod fem ear 10 grobes
@ngnis, in nnierem gtaate eiren
@eriud NIT oiefer i1euen Ginriftuna
gu MAIDEN un6 Die ihpader beiiebel,
ten @egenben oaourh fir MniieoTer
etDos an5iebenber 5u geitalten. Sc.
oenfons ioute man einmnI 6ieie Mu.
fteritGbtben in Montana etpas in,
Iuge bebalten un6 lire gntipideIuna
aufmerffam perfolgen. 9ie Code i'll
Der Miibe inert.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1910-12-24
streid) eines 8riefmarfeniamm.
fera.

Sammler baben itets irgeno cine
Worotte, uno gu ben gefabrliditen
@remplaren bieier Mrt lollen Die
acknowledgements geboren. Man
miro lid audi gu oieier Mniidt
befennen miiiien, menn man BON
Dem streide bort, ben ii6 ser be-
fannie ruiiiihe 8riefmarfeniamm-
Ter Stemmer ledtete. @ie aus
ct. petersburg geifrieben miro, lit
Der 0eutib- 3uiie @err Stemmer
in Den &reiien Der 9biloteliiten
guropas uno 4merifas ols elmer
Der leibenifnftlihften 8riefmarfen.
iaminler befannt. Nun perfiiete er
iber o6t olte 8%riefmmfem, orei
iabiiide, 5mei Sburn nnb Earis
uno orei auslanoii6e, 6ie als yuni.
ca" befannt maren, 8. +. Die 9err
Stemmer nur allein pom alien Mar.
fenialnmlern beiaB. Da er bar
auf iebr itol8 nor unb itets nit
GROCER 8eseilterune arf ieinen
Sdab binipies, 10 mofte fih Elm
5relno, Elm SirIt 9rubesfoi ben
5der5, IN alien Saf5eitungen
nad oieien Marfen gu inierieren.
Die Serr Stemmer ongeblid aGeill
in Der Welt beiisen ion. gs gelong
ibm tatfddlid, mn flint Mar.
fen ouf5utreiben, luabreno Die on.
oeren mirflid ais .l1nico" beaeid).
net peroen miiiien. SeoenfaGs Bat.
te Shirt Srubesfot iest ben SpaB.
feinen Srenno oamit gu neden, oo6
er nur bret nl1nica" BETTE. Ssslt
europa iheinen iibrigeng audi oie
flint onoern Morfen nidt porbon.
Den 81 iein, ba iie nur aus Slime.
rita geliefert nurben. Ser Breis,
ben Die @orfenbanbIer oafiir Der.
(angten, mar natiirIid redt Be-
tradtlid, benin Shirt grubesfoi
muBte fir Die flint Marfen al.
lammen ni6t ipeniger als 1000
&ubel 5oblen, 10 oaB ieoe Marfe
ungefabr auf 5000 Marf oeutidcy
Wahrung 81 1teben fam.
SEER Stemmer, Der iber Be-
tradtli6en &eidtum perfugt, batte
iest feline &ube mebr nno gina mil
Iffpar5en @ebanfen lumber. Seine
gitelfeit mar perlebt nnb er mubte
tie ourfmis tpieber reporieren. gr
beaonn olio NIT ieinem Sreunbe
llnterbanolunaen Die BEN Mnfm,f
Der flint Marfen betrofen. 8uerIt
fpeigerte iih Srubetfoi, Tie al ber-
faitfen. SdlieBlid nilligte er aber
in ben @unid ieines Sreunbes elm
nnb iiberIieB linn Die Morfen Al,
Dem Breiie BON $4,000 MubeIn. Sc.
DC Warfe foitete aIio 5000 Sfu6eI
ooer runo 10000 Marf. Treuoe.
ltroblcno erleote Serr Stemmer
ben getroa. Mit 5itternoen Sdn-
ben ergriff er ben foitboren Sdat.
Damn 5iinbete er gum qrobten gr.
'tatnen ieiner Sreunoe rim Qift
an nno berbronnte nit fid1tlidem
Wolbebogen idmmtIide flint Mar.
fen matchmaker an Ser Slomme
nno pernidtete ouf oieie @eiie Ell.
men @ert bon $4,000 RubeIn. @Is
Ieine Sreinoe i'm froaten mosl., er
oieiet perriidten Streih beqanoen
bobe, erpiberte er ibnen iebr better:
so, iett fino meme Morfen nirf-
lid nltnicu". ginen Shooen bobe
i1 hoourh nift erIitten, oo ia mel.
he Warfen ouf bieie @eiie biel b5.
beren @ert erbolten hoben."
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1910-12-24
Mrs Winslow's Soothing Syrup.

Set iiber fiinf8ig Sabren bon
Miaionen bon Miittern fir hire
ainoer nit benz beiten grfolse beim
3obnen gebraudt. Or berubigt bas
ain6, ermei6t ons 3abnfleiid uno
hilbert Die 5dmer5en; belt audi
8inofolif uno lit bas bette MitteI
BET 9iaarboe. ueberaa BEL ben Mpo-
tbefern 81 baben. Sragt mad Mrs.
@inslom's Sootbing Sprup uno
nebmt nihts anberes. 25 Gents Die
GlQihe.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1910-12-24
@crlGft iif nnf Gidercs.

sd mtE nte obne Or. ai1as
geetu 2ife 8ids fem, idreibt y
Sdin9eef, CAT elm StroBe. 9uf.
iolo, g. 3. Sic furierten mid BON
droniihe Sortl.ibiefeit als o1es
Inoere oerioote." 25c Bel alen
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1910-12-24
Gnbet NintersQe,Seu

Sir gteIe lit Der @iuter ene
2eioensseit. grfrorene Singer UNI
3eben, aufgeiprungene 9onoe, 9nt@
len uitu. bereiten iie. A6er Mues
fliebt por 8udlens Mr,ltca Salhe.
Nur 25e Eel alien Gruagilteu.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1910-12-24

cine itiae traurise @eoddtnisfeier
abbielten. Cine @eoadtnisfeier fir
Dieienigen, Die nidt nieoerfomen.
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1910-04-19
WHEN THE COMET STRUCK
Continued from page one.)

s m ws
eve t that few large goods Were made by
There of everywhere but at
police neglected
On Of August general
and M @ tor ud % pas
s rss and the na
sold appearance snsuarly
The comet stupendous sight nearly
the @ t.
ignorant Almanac
probably this
spirits majority acted though death was inevitable
Ss Ss sns % h 'as there fs
Snd @ to M the t e Ha an
children silently Now and then troop of paaded the
and n the s
an nd e and
~ % t ln s % @ o the ps Of hs ns
s s fate wa" ns s rS sn n % o
of a s who n could bear the strain I ae
n s% Of ssoS G was @ a' comet had c
and we're stiI unhurt.
aped hands with perfect strangers boy detected stealing
dubbed with
policeman who before had been his knees general
breakfast
accustomed appearance
usual
collision They
midnight
shock the other
docks began fall
tremendous the and the swept out
which had made this city the commercial center of the world had
randed vessels forgotten
leavng only a few midst channel
reached
docks topped
against hopess longer
maritime New York had passed
began to fall hurricane blew with remen
in afternoon Meanwhile from
Portland
San withdrawal
the the looked
(Continu
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1910-04-19
ROOSEVELT'S S7ENOGRAPHER
LN7INAT TIES HE'LL RUN AGAIN
UNITED Press Leased Wire)

DANVILLE, H., April ia let
ter has just been received by Judge
Love of Danville from his daughter
Mrs. Leila Love Brown, in Europe,
which concludes with this state
ment:
when Roosevelt reaches New
vCIk, Taft will be pleased to have
an automobile run over him."
Mrs. Brown is touring the world
with DR.. Dorsey of Chicago, as his
stenographer.
While In Naples she wrote SO
letters at the former presidents
dictation. In the epistles he freely
discussed the political situation in
the United States.
While Mrs Brown makes no di-
rec, statements In her letter she
intimates that Roosevelt will re-
turn and run for the presidency.
Her father declares that should
ho make all her letters public. that
a sensation would be created.
Mrs. Brown says in part:
Il have written a number of let
ters for Roosevelt, which. if their
contents were known. would create
cutie sensation in America. But
| can say this; The belief here is
that Taft has been foolish to throw
away the last shred of public con
fidtnce by publicly acknowledging
As he has in several speeches of
late, his inability to cope with the
situation and his encouragement
the, efor."
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1910-04-19
SAYS TRAFFIC
HERE WILL Be
HEAVIER SOON

"Colonist and tourist travel to
Montana, Idaho, Washington and
Oregon has BEEN is at present and
will continue to be greater this sea
son than to the southwest and Cali
ornia as a result of the effective
campaigns carried on by the various
commercial organizations In the
northwest and the railroads oper-
ating in this part of the country.
Frank d. Brundage of New York
assistant manager of the firm of
Knauth, Nechod & Kuhne, operat-
ing the largest international bank
ing house in the world. said this
In the course Of an interview in
Spokane yesterday on the way
home. completing tour of 1900
miles in the western part of the
United States.
"One of the best indications of
the healthy condition of the country
as a whole is the extensive travel,
he added. con every train there
are mny trvelers, some of whom
are looking for places to settle per,
manently to make investments. and
others who are travelling for pleas
ure. Both are good indications.
"All over the east we hear the
most favorable reports of the north
western states, and the town and
country districts are attracting the
attention not only of prospective
homeseekers but capitalists as we'll
Much interest has been aroused in
the fruit industry in the irrigated
belts as well as In mining, lumber
ing stockraising and other forms
Of agriculture, and there Is every
indication that the four states will
receive hundreds of thousands of
new settlers during the next two
or three years"
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1910-04-19
Suffering from Eczema
New Discovery Has RevoIutionized
the Treatment Of Skin Diseases.


Nothing in the history Of medI-
cine has ever approached the sue
cess of the marvellous skin remedy
Nvnown as poslam, which, II Is safe
ITO say. has cured more cases of &c
zema and skin diseases than any
remedy ever offered for these ills
The success of poslam Is not at
all surprising when it Is considered
that even a very small quantity ap-
piled to the skin stops itching i'm
mediately and proceeds to heal at
once. The very worst cases of &c
zema, as well as acne. herpes. tet-
ter, piles, salt rheum, rash, crusted
humors, scaly scalp and every form
of itch yield to it readily. Blem-
ishes such as pimples, red noses,
muddy and inflamed skin disappear
almost Immediately when poslam is
applied. the complexion being
cleared over night
All druggists, including Murgit.
troyd's and Ritter's, keep the 80
cent size for minor troubles) as
we'll as the regular 81 jar.
But no one is even asked to pur-
chase poslam without first obtain,
ing sample package, which will be
sent by mail, free of charge, upon
request. by the Emergency Labora,
tories. 20 West Twenty-fifth street
New York City.
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1910-04-19
A WISE SUGGESTION
WAS OVERLOOKED

Two years ago ex-Mayor Moore
offered suggestion to the city
council which, If followed would
have saved the city considerable
money in the meantime. The ex-
mayor suggested that all new ad
ditions seeking acceptance of their
plats be required to donate a block
OF ground to the city for play
grounds and school purposes. Had
this suggestion been followed the
city would have been saved thous-
ands of dollars, as 1t will now be
necessary, II the bond issue passes,
to purchase such grounds near all
school houses.
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1910-04-19
G Q N TIN u Z y
r o -
P A @ E. O II F.
COUNTING NOSES WITH
CENSUS MAN

black dog ran around from be-
hind the house and barked.
"The only thing to do now is to
leave a blank schedule to be filled
in by the family and trust to find
ing them on the second visit" said
the enumerator. by rights they
ought to be Family No. 1 in my
report. Now l will have to leave
them for my supplemental shed.
ule."
What's q supplemental SEIZED
ule?" I asked.
ITS the regular one, except we
mark it supplemental and use it
for enumerating people we don't
find on our first visit" he said.
Just then an old man in overalls
came around from the rear Of the
house.
GETS MAN TO TALK
"They's gone out of town for
over Sunday" he said.
who are your" asked the
enumerator. Where do you
live?"
81 live upstairs in the barn." he
said. Il have my shop there"
l guess you'll have to be my
first family them" said the enum-
orator. When the man in overalls
protested that he wasn't a family,
but lived all alone, my friend said
that made no difference.
Zone person can be a census
family" he said. This census is
being taken by families"
So we put down that Michael
Flynn was the head of a family of
one.
when we came over from
County Cork there were five of
u.s. he said. "Soon the first two
children died. Nora, my wife,
went eight years ago, too, and
now all l have is my boy, Terence.
He lives in New York.
TOOK IT ALL DOWN
While the old man was pratt.
Ting away my friend was writing
on his schedule, without bother.
ing to ask questions. He had IL
down: Flynn, Michael Head OF
family Male. White
How old are you?" he asked.
Let me see," pondered Flynn
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1910-04-19

IS EXPERT
ON HOSIERY

WASHINGTON. April 2o.-The
state department always knew that
Thomas H. Norton was versatile
sort of a fellow. He was born In
New York and educated in Ohio.
That's one reason he was given the
post Of consul at Chemnitz, Saxony.
But not until his last report came
in did Secretary Knox fully realize
Norton's capacity for research, or
his powers Of observation.
"Of late years there has been
dissatisfaction over the liability OF
women's hosiery, especially the
finer grades, to tear where the ordi-
nary hose supporters are hooked
or attached" says the consul to
Chemnitz. THE complaints have In
creased as the old fashioned garter
has been steadily discarded for the
more modern and hygienic sup
porter.
1.-TWO new styles OF Chemnitz
hosiery have appeared, warranted
free from defect. In the first de-
sign an additional garter welt is
knit about the top and forms a
constituent part of the stocking
four inches below the customary
welt. The additional cost per dozen
pair is IL cents.
"a second design presents two
broad oops on opposite sides of a
stocking, starting five inches be-
ow the top. They are one inch wide
and an inch and a half long. formed
during the operation Of knitting
and constitute an integral part OF
the stocking. Supporters can easily
be attached to these loops, but the
results of wear cannot extend to
the stocking proper. The addition
costs 16 2-3 cents per dozen pairs
of hose"
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1910-04-19
Buy Where You Can
Get the Best Deal

A lady called at our store yester-
day and said: Il am visiting the
different piano stores and am going
to buy piano where | can get the
best deal
All piano buyers are not so frank
with us, but the fact remains that
most buyers shop around" just as
this lady is doing.
When you consider then that We
sell seventy per cent of all pianos
sold in the Pacific northwest, and
that these pianos are all giving sat
isfaction. you will agree that you
should put Eilers Piano House on
your shopping list when buying a
piano. That's all We ask-just a
fair comparison of our prices and
values.
When you select your choice as
to price and quality. we make the
terms convenient.
Our line comprises about thirty
renowned makes, and our exchange
department contains some splendid
bargains in slightly used pianos.
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1910-04-19

"T was naturalized in 10 and then
I was 81 years old. That makes
But the enumerator already had
him down as "a, widowed, blank
under number of years married,
three children born and one liv-
ing. Born in Ireland, father and
mother both born in Ireland. i'm
migrated in 1861, naturalized
speaks English, mechanic at odd
jobs, working on own account,
able to read and write. rents
home, veteran of union army. and
possessed of his faculties of ses-
ing and hearing.
l looked on in admiration
You're regular reporter for dig
ging facts out of rambling talk"
l said.
The supervisor instructed US
to listen closely when people
talk" he said. Il thought would
be able to do it," And so we
enumerated Micheal Flynn. Fam
lily No. l.
Flynn was a sample Of the way
IL WChL. n ulSCOul u6 lh6 IhIu6 W
me was the number Of folks away
from home. Wives were unable
to remember their husbands ages,
and that meant second visits for
the enumerator. One boy was
away at college, but we number
ed him in. His mother was able
to give all the Information neces-
cory In nur roundc uo vjaitod
the homes Of two travelling men.
out on the road. We enumerated
them from data supplied by wives
and daughters.
SOME IMPLICATIONS
1T Is possible 1 am duplicating
enumerators in other cities with
these two men," said my friend.
I'VE take in all hotels. But near
ly every travelling man who has a
home will tell an enumerator so and
thus be left out of the enumeration
in the city in which he happens to
be visiting. The home is the only
basis for accuracy"
SON Is IN JAIL.
We visited the home Of a wash
woman on a side street. Her son
was in jail. She urged my friend
to take figures regarding him, but
he shook his head Then she plead
ed, for she feared he was to be left
out Of the census.
''He will be numbered" said the
enumerator. But he'll have to
go in as a prisoner in the sched-
ule sheets of the enumerator who
visits the Jail. But don't feel bad
about it. Remember we destroy
all names after the figures are in.
We came to several people who
could not speak English This
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Fogarty, the
Dublin Minstrel" at the Orpheum
this week is a barrel of fun in him
self but you have to be on the lob
every minute he is on the stage
or some of the good things he un~
corks will go by. He has a com
plete line of Irish stories which h"
tells in an inimitable manner and
so quickly that constant attention
is demanded.
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% . 9 . . Q . . 90 . 4
) UNDER THE SEA IN AN ,
AEROPl ANE

= NICE, France, April 10
, Efforts were made today to
, recover the aeroplane owned (
. by NJ. Rougier which dived in
= to the sea yesterday while
, Rougier was performing some 4
, aerial maneuvers. ROugier mar 4
, rowly escaped drowning.
, When the plane twisted and I
. fell. the aviator became en-
. tangled in a stay, and was
. pulled beneath the waves
. when the machine sank. Bee
. fore it reached the bottom,
. Rougier managed to break
. the stay and rose to the sur
. face. He was rescued BY
. boatmen.
A. - ~ ~ IS d ~ n, ~ a a - ~ a ,
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PANTAGES-The La Bella Ma

PANTAGES-The La Bella Ma
poll Troupe of eight European art
lists. which opened at the Pantages
theater last Sunday for week s
engagement, has without doubt
proved to be one of the greatest at
fractions of its kind ever to play at
this popular playhouse. The act
opens with an evening scene IN
Venice: part of the troupe come in
seated in gondola, playing a
dreamy tune, which lends an en-
chanting air to the act and makes
the audience feel as if it too were
in Venice.