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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-08-30
CONSOLIDATION
STILL IN AIR

The consolidation OF the two com
mercial bodies IL Stili ia the air.
The Commercial club last night
voted 20 reject any plan Of consoii-
dalton not including the election Of
officers and the final determination
OF all business BY direct vote OF the
membership. Tho action was taken
following discussion OF tho plans
OF the Joint conference. committee.
which recommends that greater
portion OF the business be conduct.
81 by board OF trustees.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-08-30
DOCTORS PHONE
|. VALUED At $1,000

TIE value Of a Doctors telephone
is modestly fixed az 81 900 day by
DR. G. y. Bryant.
DR.. Bryant has filed suit against
the Sunset Telephone people de.
manding $1,000 damages because
his phone was disconnected for two
days without reason or cause.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-08-30
SURGICAL SEWING MACHINE
HAsTEkS OPERATIONS

The medical profession reports
a surgical sewing machine" In
vented by Dr. r. WHY'S Andrews
of Chicago. II does away slfogeth.
er with the handling OF the needle
and thread by the operator. The
inventor expects II TO facilitate and
hasten operations. relieving a pa,
tient sconsr from the dangers OF
ether.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-08-30
VEST POCKET
BINocuIAR GLASS

An English firm has gone the
prism binocular one better In the
matter OF size. and has created n
real field glass OF the old type that
can be carried in the vest pocket.
II Is made OF aluminium, weighs but
five ounces. and 10 adaptable 20
both field and theatre.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-08-30

IoNDoN.--Aerated water with
auinine 10 london's latest summer
drink. II was introduced BY Arde.
shir Jewanli OF india, who ssys iss
cooling qualities cannot be eur
passed.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-08-30
ODD BITS O. NEWS

&C. Clark" TO HIS ticket coupon At
union station. The crowd gave the
speaker" an lmpromptu reception
before he could explain.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-08-30

NEW voRk.--Desirino to be de-
ported TO her home IN Naples. Jane
Doe" masqueTadcd In her dead
brothers clothes and was arrested
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-08-30

CORONA, L. Thought 10 be
dying OF tuberculosis, Ernest
ieeren. rs. coughed up an iron sta.
pie which had been lodged in his
lungs for eight years. lie IL no~
recovering
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-08-30

GEkEvAs--A woman has fer the
first time appeared IN n swiss pull.
pit She Is Fraulcin Won petaold OF
Berlin.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-08-30

NEW voRk.--A crusade by the
Society for the Prevention Of Cruel.
~ to Animals TO rid the streets OF
stray cats and dogs resulted in 49,
ise being killed.
The evening world., 1911-03-02
SNOW SCANDALS MELT AWAY
Nine stree, Cleaning Inspectors
Discharged Through Lack OF
Evidence

The last echo OF the great snow scam
Gals that made a stir In the winter ~
Toe was heard IN Part V. OF General
scissors to-day When Judge Mulqueen
discharged on their W. rccognizance
the nine inspectors 81 the Street Chan
ing Department who had been indicted
for attempted grand larceny.
II was cha~cd by Commissioner Ed
wards at the time the men We've IN
dicted tina the city had lcs. between
sso, 90 and stoo,0o0 as the result 90 q
conspiracy to docraud city employees,
It WAS alleged, lwere giving fake II kots
for snow removal 10 contractors, Leon
ard J. Mexican, one ~ the snow CON
tractors, was indicted, but the an WAS
dismissed on demurrer by Abraham
Levy, McBesn's counsel.
The chief and practically sole witness
upon whose testimony the indictMHnts
were found was David Jacobs, who had
been engaged IN the work cLlsnow Ic-
moval during the winter OF 1905 As
sistsnt District Attorney Mott told Judge
Mulqueen to-day tnat no testimony was
available 10 -corroboratc Jacobs. The
indicted men. who We're out under t-,uN
bail. We're then as hanged. They arc
Daniel leahl, John j. beH, Tirrth>
Dempsey. Thomas Msnley, Bernard
Costello. MUCH McManus, Vita Maturo.
James II. Murphy ana James \. Clelry.
The evening world., 1911-03-02
DAN WINTERS, MESSENGER,
ARRIVES IN NICK OF TIME.
Discovers Fire in Boarding House
and Breaks Through Window
to Give Alarm.

uan Winters, an American District
Telegraph messenger boy, went to Mrs.
Elizabeth Browns Madison avenue
boarding house at 10 o'clock this morn
ing with a telegram. Nobody answered
the basement bell because Aunt 'Cret!,
smith. the cook. was In bed with a mis-
cry In her back and the maids were
upstairs making the beds. Dan pcered
into the window and saw that tie place
was on IRE.
The messenger Kicked out the upper
pane OF the window. reached through
and unfastcncd the latch and so let him
self Into the kitchen. The nre was pour
Ing out of the door from the basement
stairs. Danny ran back through the
house found Aunt 'Cretia in bed
and greatly scsndalized by his intrusion.
But she got up and fled to the street,
forgetful of modcsty and pain. when he
told her what was the matter.
Most OF the boarders had gone down
town; the others, mostly elderly ladies'.
were called from their rooms as the boy
ran up through the halls giving the
alarm. They o refuge In the Madison
Arms. next door. The hremen swamped
the fre after It had done about SI,SO
damage.
The evening world., 1911-03-02
RAILROADS WILL
ALL BOW TO THE
RATE DECISION
Commissioner Lane Expects a
Complete Surrender Within
Seven Days.

wAsH1NGTON. March 2-Conplete
submission 10y railroads 20 tho decisions
Of tho Interstate Commerce Commission
IN tho great ratio cases within tho next
seven days was predicted by Commits
sloncr Lane to-day.
"ncptcsentative. 81 Eastern and
v,vctn roads ave already given IN
formal notice that they will comply
with tho J~ccisions. and there IL no doubt
The evening world., 1911-03-02
ELLEN TERRY SAILS.
Actress. H. Worn ont by n strenuous
Tour.

Worn out by a strenuous lecture tour,
Ellen Terry sailed Tor home to-day on
the INSTRUMENTATION liner Amerlks.
with her were Miss poytis Knight, a
young actress, who is her protege,
Miss Terry's tour lasted six months
and tired her 50 that she viii be IA
need Of a long rest, she said. Sue viii
return 90 her home On Small Hythe.
England, TO remain there until Autumn.
when she will visit this country again.
The Baron and Baroness Albert won
Observation-Disclosures were also pas
sengers on the Amerika, They have
been cruising in Southern waters on
their yacht Maun, which they left IN
Florida. After q visit 10 their home In
Germany they win reioia the yacht al
Gibraltar.
The evening world., 1911-03-02
DIX GETS VIEWS
Of GAYNOR ON BIG
PIER EXTENSION
Governors Secretary Reports
Talk on Joint Action by New
York and New Jersey.
OTHER ALBANY NEWS.
Legislative Bill ReSSurectS Old
BARRIERS Board--Inheritancc
Tax Law Changed.
OTHER ALBANY NEWS.

ALBANY. March John A. Mason,
Gov. DlS's secretary. has returned
from New York, where hc conferred
with Me- yor Gsynor IN relation TO n
project TO secure tho corporation Of
tho state Governments Of New York
and New Jersey In an effort 60 secure
the extension Of piers IN New York
harhor. The matter was brought To-
tho attention Of GOV. Dix by tho Cham
Der Of Commerce ~ Now York.
II IL declared that the shipping inter
es,s Of New York city viii decline 10
favor the project unless provision ,s
made for tho large type or ships which
are TO be used by the steamship com
panies. N an interstate commission Ia
created efforts will he mace TO request
the Federal assistance 20 approve the
plans for the Improvement.
Asssrlblvman GoldhurE Of New Work
introduced n bill adopting tho New York
Veterinary College one of the schools
OF the University Of New York aa the
state veterinary college for tho eastern
-. on.,r,,.,,on o., ,,n oo
49,, t.,rus,.. ...,,,x
-
"'sn ''cNsoh ". rr'e '"""'s '''N's we
old Board OF "arber EXAMINERS whoh
was wiped out OF existence n few years
ago. The bill provides for the appoint
ment OF three members Of the board by
the Governor. each of whom Is to draw
. SALARY OF SSe" rcr year. Imey nave
power 10 issue 10 an parocrs
OF the Sla,e a,ter pass,nh an ''"n'ina-
uon PeSN''oe' Wy we "'''"'
ina the ae' '~I"'"""hs Wv '""''l'a"''
The evening world., 1911-03-02
HELM. ComnnnY L.,

Company l. OF the Fourteenth Regi-
ment. y. q. =. y, v. will hold its tenth
annual dance on next Saturday evening,
March 4. at the armory on Eighth v
nue. and Fifteenth street. Music will be
Furnished by our favoritcs.
The evening world., 1911-03-02
/. COMPLETE DErrcrNr sroR, FREE.

The case OF the Lever Kew" is The
title OF the Detective Ho0k a. be Ettea
free With nsNt sunday World. This
adventure OF the great Londou detective
~ another complete ytarT, which leads on
70 the eventual solution OF the Mystery
81 the Red Triangle" the sruesoms marx
ssSoclttcd with these thr. Hng EdvenIures.
The evening world., 1911-03-02

N~iioruoy.Gcn Wickcrsham was TO-
d,y found guilty by tho Comptroller Or
the Treasury or violating the appru.
p|rIaii1n laws Of his department.
The Attorncy.Gcncrnl paid one ~ his
employees y per diem rate In lieu ~
.ubuiatrurc while on a trip. The law
The evening world., 1911-03-02

~ tho department specifies that ON
ployees shall 10" repaid only the exact
amount Of their travelling expenses.
The King OF Slam to-day cablcd Sec
rotary OF state Knox thai he felt greatly
honored hat tho American Minister at
bangkok had been designated as Pres
dent Tafts special representative at
tho cremation OF the body OF his late
majesty. King Chulalongkorn. who died
last October. The present King, whose
name II S~ondultch Choa IA Maha
Iailravudh. said he was very much
touched by this courtesy and promised
10 do everything 10 afford Minister
King n most favorable reception at the
cremation.
Complete destruction Of the national
forests. according TO CHORD Pinchot,
former Chief Forester and President of
tho National Conservation Association,
viii follow the passage of the argricu,.
,ural appropriation bill as amended by
Senator Hepburn Of Idaho. yesterday.
Tho statement was made to-day to the
convention OF tho National Wholesale
Leather Dealers Association.
Tho warming OF tho new Portuguese
Republic To- recognition by tho United
states liz still unsatisncd, 81 was point.
cd out to-day at The State Departmen,
IN connection with the appointment O,
Representative Henry n. Bouteil Of Iill-
The evening world., 1911-03-02

nois. Minister at Lisbon. Bo1telIs pa
pers viii accredit him 10 the provision
al government His predecessor, Henry
i. Gage, was accredited 10 the King
OF Portugal"
Great clusters ~ American Beauty
roses, sent by reformed countcrfeiters,
were the unusual membranes re-
celNcd by John T.. Wilkic here to-day
In honor Of his thirteenth official birth
day as head OF the United states Secret
SET vice.
The evening world., 1911-03-02

Secretary Of War Dickinson Will
make u nying trip 10 Panama this
month 10 inspect the work on the
canal. Hc will sail from New York for
the Isthmus March i3. being accom-
panied only by n Photographed. Ills
tour Of inspection will occupy about
ten days.
The evening world., 1911-03-02

The House by n votc Of i@ 10 1874
failed to pass the bill to- open 10000 o
acres Of surplus lands in the Crow IT,
dian Reservation In Montana. The bill
had passed tho Senate.
Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1911-06-16
LoNIAs CLARK

Chancerv Court convened at Lea
kesvillc, Greene County, Miss, Mon
day and Tuesday, June II and -,
1911, with Chancellor Thad A. Wood,
presiding.
Attorneys in attendance, we name
first in order our local bar j. e. AL,
derman, H. P. Heidelberg, j. w.
Backstrom and C. W. Breland, Law
yel's from elsewhere: w. E. Gex OF
Bay ST. Louis; T. r. James of Luce
dale; L. c. Helms of Merrill; and r.
D. Ford of Scranton.
The local arms of the court, Sheriff
Dan Breand and Clerk Rush Mckay
were snoring up their respective
ends of the court, in usual efficient
manner.
Several Divorce DEGREES and land
title DEGREES were granted by the
court, and usual overhauing of adj
ministrator and guardianship mat
tiers had.
Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1911-06-16
\ ~ ..-z'r''-'
|Ix%IAHRhRIAGE 8
{ $llEa 8@z,zz g, ( zjJIll1

MARRIED, AT the home of Mr..
and Mrs. r. r. Cowau of Leakesville
Miss. on Friday at p. m. June 2nd
1911 their daughter Miss KathaIine
was happily married to Mr.. j. M.
Pannell. The wedding was beau
tiful quiet affair with only the family
and a few friends witnessing the oc-
casiop. The bride is Que OF Leakes-
yilles most charming young ladies.
The groom is a resident of Wesson,
Miss. and was principal of the Lea
kesville High School in 1901.
This young couple has many friends
here who wish them long and hap
by life. May Gods richest blessings
rest upon them and guide them
through the future journeys of life.
(Pastor) r. w. BRYANT.
Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1911-06-16
J. M0RFAM STEVENS: For State Senator

The young barrister whose name
titles this article, comes into the
race not only with considerable ac
quantance over this Senatorial dis
trict, but also reaching out in sever
al districts of the state, account of
his associations in collegiate days
ard the inltiatory period of law prac
tice, all of Which is fully developed
in the comment b low taken from
one OF the newspapers published at
his home town Hattiesburg 1t has
not been our pleasure to have a per-
sonal acquaintance with Morgan
Steyels before lis trip here recent
| ly, iuugh e have bad business cor
respo ldence with h m, and found him
both courteous and cordial in same.
He is a member of the well-known
law hrm OF Stevens, Stevens q Cook
OF his hourjshing city, and has kins-
folks in this county, among the
Moodys. Hathorns and Brelands.
With this Introductory we put him
into the hands for represen tation to
our readers by those knowing him
better. Read this from the Perry
County Item:
Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1911-06-16
|qO}HlatV ~ ~
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w q y. III
UPPER EAST SIDE.

State Line, Miss, Jure II, 1911
Dry weather is plentiful, but nc
rain.
Mr.. Dan Breand was seen driving
around up in our burg attending tc
some business matters last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Dan Lankford have
a baby very sick with fever.
Mr.. and Mrs l. X. Lane made a
flying trip to State Line Saturday
last to do some shopping
Mrs. Martha Williams ana Mrs.
lettie Lane, also their bus stands,
Messrs Buut Williams and Banks
Lane we're seen on Griffins creel,
Saturday last; they spent the day on
the creek and had fish fry Also
went to the river and Mr.. Bant took
a boat ride in the river
Visitors to the home of L. Brown
Sunday last was Messrs Chester f.
zelI, Will Dennis and Abraham and
Miss Rachel Lane. They all report .
swell time.
MIR. Delbert Landlord is on the
sick-list this week.
Mrs. and Mrs. Henry Preston were
visitors to the home of Mr.. Delbert
Landlord and Mr.. S. |. Brewer S
Saturday last.
Visitors to home of Mr X Lane
Sunday last, was Messrs Lawson and
Erastrs Brewer, Tom Heathcock and
us mother, Mrs. Polly Hcathcock,
Will Brown, eugene Strickland, Dan
Landlord and family, Bant Williams
and family, Pleas and Guy Lark
ford; Byard, Nile and Join Lane and
Miss Gertrude Lankford.
Mrs. Lee Peaster and baby of
Leakesviile, have been visiting the
d. z. Landlord family lately.
Mr.. Pleas Burney of State Line,
was at MIR. Lanes Monday attend
ing to some business matters.
Mr.. Reiss Brewer was at Mr..
Lanes Monday also.
Messrs |. X. Lane, Dan Landlord
and S. l.. Williams made flying trip
to Leakesville Monday.
A big rattle snake was killed at
Mr.. Reiss Brewers lately, with eight
rattes.
Bye, bye Dear Editor and readers.
I will come again.
BROWN EYES.
Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1911-06-16
So < - - =
2l)e:II2lZz 8 S !.

DIED. at Lucedae, Miss, We'd
nesday June IA, 1911, in the fore
noon, Mr.. Sam c. Mcleod formerl,
OF Vern !, Miss, who is the only so
of Mr.. and Mrs. w. w. Mcleod O
that town and IA brother of Mrs lr;
Ball of this place. Tae funeral is
took place Thursday at Mullett, sew
eral attending from here.
Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1911-06-16
PC ))>EOP T.,
You KN(oW >

Miss Matte A. Denmark of Folk
ston, Ga, who was here recently Wis
iting her brother the Hon. A. Jack
Denmark and sister Mrs. Jas. Beard
ST., is back at home and writes us
from there as follows: "You will
find enclosed 81 for another years
subscription to the Herald which
continue sending.
Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1911-06-16
Work Will Soon Start

alter you take DR.. Kings New Life
Pills, and you'll quickly enjoy tbeil
fine results. Constellation and enjoy
their fine results Constipation and
indigestion vanish and fine appetite
returns. They regulate stomach,
liver and bowels and lmpart new
strength and energy to the whole
system. Try them. Zoe at Peoples
Drug Co.
Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1911-06-16
Stevens For Senator.

In this issue of the Item appears
the announcement of the candidacy
of John Morgan Stevens for the State
Senate from the Second Senatorial
District of Mississippi. The Second
District is composed of the counties
OF Forrest, Perry, Greene, George,
Jones and Wayne, 1t is a vertabe
empire within itself. SO marvellous
has been the development of South
Mississippi, of which the second SEN
atorial district comprises q great
part, during the last decade, until
the eyes of the people of the entire
State and of many people in all Sec
tons of the entire nation has been
turned toward it. This development
and advance has found expression in
almost every material line and eSpe-
cially in agricultural lines. AS Il
result the population OF the section
has greatly increased and public
financial interests have grown enor-
mously. Such a situation makes it
more important than it has even been
that we elect to o II law making bod
les representatives of the highest
ability and moral rectitude. The IN
terests involved and the great num-
Der of people whose veal or woe is at
stake make it imperative. The edi-
tor has known Morgan Stevens las he
| is most generally known, from his
earliest childhood, and has known
his industrious and thrifty ancestors
He knows that he is man who has
marked ability and who may be con.
iidene.y relied on to do what is right
at all times.
His father, Captain Stevens, rear
ed his large family at old Augusta in
old Perry county He was not con
tent with spending four of the be4
years Of his life in the Conf, deratc
service, but named all of his six boys
for Confederate'g generals who fought
with him. Morgan Stevens is the
Youngest of the sons, being "a years
of age. He attended the public
schools of old Perry and then took a
complete collegiate course ia Mill
saps College and the University OF
Mississippi, graduating at the latter
place with first honors AID the sen
ior debators medal. He spent year
after his graduation in the home OF
his brother William Forrest Stevens,
at Carrollton. Miss, studying law.
Forrest Stevens was judge of the
Fifth Judicial District at that time,
having been appointed by Governor
McLaurin and being subsequently
re-appointcd by Governor Varda-
man. After completing his law
course Mr.. Stevens practiced for a
while IN Lexington, Miss, and then
returned 70 his native heath where
he has practiced law ever since. He
made many friends in North Mlssis-
sippi during his sojourn there, and
these friends will be of much aid &c
him in getting needed legislation fol
the district.
Mr.. Stevens is related to a large
number of the people throughout the
district and especially in Forrest,
old Perry his native county, and in
Greene, George and Jones counties,
He will very probably not have any
opposition, buS should be have il
would indeed be a popular and abb,
man who could defeat him.
Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1911-06-16
A Dreadful Wound

from q knife, gun, TIN can, rusty nail,
fireworks, or of any other nature. de
manos prompt treatment with Buck
lens Arnica Salye 20 prevent bluoC
poison or gangrene. It's the quick.
est, surest healer for all such wounds
rs also for Burns, Boils, Sores, Spu
Eruptions, Eczema, Cbapped Hands
Corns or Plies. 25c at Peoples Drug
Co
Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1911-06-16
Most Respectfully,
II. H. HARRISON.

Prof. ]. f. Miller is a candidate
for superintendent of Simpson Coun-
~ He is still at Mendenhall, though
will not teach there next year. Ye
edit tor saw Miller while passing
through Jackson in May and found
the old boy as ripping with good
spirits and enthusiasm as eyer. We
predict that Miller Will make it hot for
the boys trying it out with him for
that job, in fact our sympathies are
with doe.
Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1911-06-16
Notice OF Change In Ownership P.0. Cafe,

This is to certify that the Post
Office Cafe in LeakesyiIle, Miss has
been sold by the undersigned and
the new management will be known
under name as follows "Post-Oflce
Cafe, curt Mcleod, Mngr
(2ts) E. H. Burch & James Byrd.
Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1911-06-16
Henry Lane Suspected Of Killing Cllas.
Webb Col.

A negro, Charles Webb, was way
LAID and shot to death about dusk
thursday evening June 9Th, 1911,
within about half a mile of Bill
Heathcock's place, for whom he had
been working that day and at time
OF meeting his death was vending
his way into Knobtown. the niger
village in the Upper East Side some
six miles out from State Line. Sher-
III Dan Breland was reached by phone
the next morning and got on the
scene In the forenoon OF that day.
Ciicumstantial evidence pointed to-
wards Henry Lane, as boing the
slayer of Webb, and that night on the
return Dan brought Henry along
and incarcerated him in Jail here
pending action of the courts. Hen
ry claims that he can prove an abb
covering his whereabouts at the time
the deed was done. The murderous
work was done with shotgun, three
reports of which were heard in the
nelghborhood along with the death
screams Of poor Webb. His right
arm was shot all to pieces and some
of the shot struck him in the back.
Al first Henry announced that he
would waive preliminary hearing
and await the action of the Grand
Jury, but since then we are informed
he has employed counsel and will Sc
cure hearing next Monday, in tie
no pes OF being permitted to make
bond. rather than be confined in all
so long awaiting the next term of
circuit court. 1t is thought the
Wearing Scrape,' which has drag
ged through the courts for quite a
time, had something to do with
Webb's metiug his end by the buck
shot rout. He was mixed up in that
case as q witness versus Tom Heath
cock and held the vearlng while the
old Niger woman's mark, which
started the suit, was put on its ca,
by another niger, both acting as
her agents.
Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1911-06-16
THE UNEMPLOYED.

The solution of the unemploy-
ell problem in the big cities is in
the transportation of men who
want to work to places where
men are wanted to work.-Ter-
ence V. Powderly.
Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1911-06-16
Harrison Withdraw From Legislators Race

70 THE VOTERS OF GREENE cUoNTY:-
| have withdrawn from the race for
Representative and wish to thank
my friends as though tley had cast
their vote for me in the August Pri-
mary.
Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1911-06-16
Graveyard Cleaning At Mutual Rights

A grave yard cleaning at Mutual
Rights will be held Saturday June,
"a, all who having relatives buried
there or interested are requested to
come. Dinner on the ground and
preaching,
Jas. NJ. AVERA.
Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1911-06-16

The Sage-After forty years O. mar
ried lie I've made up me mind 1t
doesn't matter how often man an
his wife disagrees, as long as he don't
let her know it.-Harper's Bazaar.