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Any Suit up to
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jealous as Queen Elizabeth. Sometimes half wish I was back at the works again.
 ''What?" he protested. And deprive William Burgess of his right hand just at the moment when he wanted it most? I'm surprised at you, Miss Judd, for sug- gesting such thing. I've got reputa- tion for sticking to oemy friends"
 50 I've heard Mention at home that I sent my love"
 Excuse me-" he interrupted, as Will liam Burgess made his way out of the crowd, and came forward. Do YOU mind if I speak a word to him first. Shan't keep you waiting more than two ticks" The features of the newly elected mem- Der Of the borough council were always interesting to Miss Judd, and she watched them now with an endeavor to guess at the nature and trend of the conversation. First, amusement; that was good: he had dimple on the right side of the mouth, and when 1t appeared, she felt that everything aliAured we'll Followed, incredulity with a bringing together of the eyebrows; she distinctly, heard him exclaim "What!' Then stubbornness, then perplexity Warner, after several feints of departing aild coming back to fire one more argument or statement. went, and William Burgess came to. her. $ "A nice chap" he remarked, bitterly 'As pleasant a companion as anyone can
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amiably. And in future, perhaps, you'll let bye-elections be bye-elections."
 Don't keep harping on it," begged Warner. Has anybody got spare cigarette?
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summer merchandise AT TPRICES WHICH WILL CHALLENGE COMPETITION, and which will more than warrant visit by every woman in the city
 Prices have been materially reduced in every department of the store and especially in wool
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want to have at a time like this Your cousins husband. I'm referring to-"
 What's he bsen saying, William? And why don't you kiss me. as you usually do. If being elected is going to make all this difference'' .sa
 Looks as though it'll make precious little difference to me. providing that Excuse me for almost using language but he's upset me. Let's move along and talk 1t over
 You talk" she directed "1rl listen."
 They marched at good pace, but she was accustomed to keep in step with him. He recited details of the conyer- sation with good many "J says, says F and He says. says he;;" once oi twice, in the desire to get the exact words, he had to make amendments ir order to obtain perfect accuracy The girl only interrupted to say, -Well Of all the leaving the sentence un- completed. He assured her, in con clusion, that nothing would have given him greater pleasure and fuller satis. faction than to break every individual bone In Warmers body and she said she could quite understand this; also agreed that, in view of the present state Of the law, and having regard to VII. liam's new position, such a proceedinr . might have been considered as .wantina insfnct. The great thing. she coitsidi ered-offering the opinion with. defers ence--was' to: look at the matter fairlJ and sauarely; perhaps jt both preserved silence for five minutes solution might arrive to one or both. T Got it?" she asked, at the finish oi tlis time.
 "Sorry to say" ne admitted. .'tha, I'm as far oH as everr
 Come al2nx, then. and see if a plan
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suits, wash and silk dresses shirt waists, skirts and petticoats
 We expect Monday Tuesday Wednesday history We them prices merchandise that afford The reductions all the from off ever known similar quality The sale commences Monday prepared
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nIcoRDS VITAL ,h REST 0RATIvE

Restores Men's Vitality. 1'rfcs o1. At all aruggtsss. Alwoxu ea han1 at Collier Drug c.. 100 North eo4h N4sest. Aaes ,ss4eve ss1ae1ts2
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The inauguration of the first Clearance Sale of the Loventha Company marks an epoch in it's history.
 The firm is firmly resolved never to carry over merchandise. Every season must commence with the stock clean. Nothing must come over from the previous season.
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Your time Is to come, and don't argue then that I didn't give you fair warn ing"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1911-02-19

He walked in and stood over
the rude fashioned bed which was
a cross between a bunk and a
Manager. Of course she was asleep,
dimpled and cherry flower in
color. Life was a huge joke to
her, evidently; she was smiling
at it even in sleep, her lips bios
soming fitfully. The mother had
always held that the baby was
smiling at its friends on the Yer
anda of the Lotus whom she had
left SO recently and who paid it a
visit now and then in the halcyon
hours of sleep. But of course
that was a woman's superstition
none of that for the manly
Charmed Life! Still, even for
his manly and very earthly self,
it cannot be denied that Baby
Sisters wee eyes, now at peace
in sleep behind the petal like lids,
were the gates that opened to the
Kingdom of Heaven.
"Well, well!' said the father
in smiling whisper. "You funny
little caricature of your fathers
manly beauty, you! Say, are
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1911-02-19

LIE WITH A CHARMED LIFE put down the
butt of his rifle, leaned it, and rested his
chin on the hand that grasped the muzZle. The
face young; the and the weather had painted
it the color of ruddy, rugged health Autumn
soggy under the fallen leaves and rather fearful the
treetops; the amber twilight the wooded wilder
of North Korea was human with exquisite melan-
choly. The place some forty rairoadess miles
north of Puk-chen, away, away off from everywhere
standing at the doorway of hut, strongly put to-
gether thing, almost stubbornly strong The barked
simplicity of its timbers made you bark back to
the days of Eden. 1t stood in the center of clearing
in which dozen huts huddled together, making as
brave fight possible against the vast wooded silence
that threatened them.
All his comrades called him for he had taken part
daring, often reckless part-in every action they had
against the Korean outlaws and robber bands all through
the summer Che soldier policeman of Nippon)
He had had hundred hairbreadth escapes and three
scratches but nothing more All this wonderful
to his comrades; but he took it as matter of course
with his ever smiling Indifference He very young
four and twenty In the bloody affair they had had the
night before two of his comrades had lost their lives
and seven were wounded; pretty badly most of them
They had to fight in the thick of the woods, hand to
hand, and it wicked work, with those North Ko-
armed with bamboo spears
The woodsrnen of North Korea are not the gaunt
ghosts OF graft in white nghtgowns that you see loang
through the streets OF Seoul and the South They
tiger hunters those North Korean desperados the
who hunt and STAY tigers with naked hands and bamboo
spears And Charmed Llfe-there was he after half
years service without much broken bone!
For sometime he had been looking at the open door
way of hut squatting down the northeastern edge
of the clearing And sure enough solder-poice
tune foated out of the dark entrance and toward
him in a leisurely amble.
VA, KIMA," the wearer said to Charmed Life
"domo little late, fear, Prince Doda, suppose
your legs asleep and August Patience bowling like
the Ghost of Hunger eh?" And he laughed as only
youth and adventure could laugh.
Il thought that August Presence had gone in for the
fourth nap of the autumn evening"" said Charmed Life
his voice merry and young that of his comrade who
had to relieve him of the watch for short while;
that is to say. long enough for him get his evening
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aNo; our friend Sek He has his left arm in sling;
but his right is quite worthy OF the company of blade
But of course there are three tiger killers in the hut
They are all stained bit here and there and sword
marked; but And then there is one woman be-
sides She is not wounded bit. l don't know just
how well; but certainly she fght-all these women
fight, you know that And if she fights onetenth
well her lately translated husband did-whew!'
He whstled, finding words inadequate. He went on,
"The humble had more than hat tipping acquaint
with that noble tiger killer her husband 1t was
he l faced the night before, you know. He was good
man, l tell your
ooh, is he the man you killed? Didn't he-didn't he
come very near" said she, shuddering
$50 prayeruly close to sending to the Veranda of
the Lotus that your fine hair too to
the dstance!' And he whistled-rather merrily for
who had escaped the deadly thrust of the Korean
venture wine to his young blood
RUT come Husband, deign to sit down." said the
evening meal
ooh, all right; but let me peep at Baby Sister first
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1911-02-19

meal. conscience is deuce
of a thing, even with you?
Ha, hal"
With that Charmed Life
picked his way to his own hut,
which stood out sharp and
black against the red of the
shutdown.
HOW fares it, Wife," he
- greeted her. Of course she
was waiting for him at the
doorway of the cabin.
@All over for the day, Hus-
band?"
"Oom-no! Very wicked of
luck! Shikataganai. it can't
be helped.
"What, Husband, another
raid tonight AGAIN."
mo, nothing so serious as
all that, Wife, with a boyish
smile, patting her on the
shoulder. "Only a nights rest
is again to be laid upon the
altar of Duty, as the august
father above used to say
ha, hal" And he threw out
his chest in the exaggerated
manner of a circus comedian.
Il got to stand guard over
the prisoners tonight again,
he concluded.
@Tonight again? Why,
you were out all last night"
3Yes, Wife; but, you see,
there are only fifteen of us
who have managed to keep
our bodies in anyway resem-
bling those of our august par
ents. And fourteen-that is
all except the humble servant
are out cavorting in the
tracks of the tiger killers.
l am the only whole man
among the cripples here, you
know
"Then, Husband, who is
standing guard at the prison
hut now, one of the wives?"
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Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1911-08-17
DISTRICT NO. 6

- = - = = 2 - = = = - y .
Mr.. II. r.. Hen-iusse n.a1e bus-
30 tlip 70 OAtsrio last Tnurs~ay.
Sire. CumbCrlanu and ch.l-ren o.
ayette are .isilIng at the home Of
rs. stAhn.
Mrs. Dick Purcell is on the sick
L this week.
Misses Ida and Lucy Wager and
rs. Harry SHELTON were Ontario
sitoFs Saturday.
al!fs VeFnita S.ahn has been sis-
ns friends and re al, CD at Pay.
h. tho past few days She v.sted
iaday with Mrs. August Young Of
-yaal.
Mr. and Mrs. Fast and little son
Missouri are here for a months
~ al the Welsh home. Mrs. FAST
a sister Of Mrs. Welsh.
Mrs Henry Weidner and little son,
|eslle. went 10 New Plymouth Sat
rday to visit with Mrs We dner's
arents. Mr.. and Mrs. Cox. and 9TH
! relatives.
Mr.. and Mrs Dledrlchsen and
hiliren spent Sunday with Mr.. and
frs. Goo "er7horst, who live
orth OF Paystts.
Mr.. ana ..fs. larry Gold n visited
nnday afternoon a. tho uO,ne of
H. Golden's brother. Ray Goiuen.
The Ladies' Aid OF the German
lutheran Church had their meet ng
aturday. They viii give an Apron
azaar some time next month for
10 purpose Of ra sing funds for
10 church.
Mr. and Mrs Henry Sick spent
unday evening with Mr.. and Mrs.
arl Asmussen
Miss Morlne Biynes is visiting at
disc with her aunt. Mrs. Docla Hol.
nd.
Evelyna lreton gave picnic
" her girl friends last Friday. The
tile folks all report a good time.
John Jackson OF Crystal IS visiting
ith Walker and Ashley Bivens,
Miss Evelyn skippen returned Sat
rday from Welser where she had
sen Visiting friends and relatives.
Mrs. Thos. Ireton and Mrs. Harry
Selton visited Mon lay Afternoon at
10 sleeter homestead.
The annual Sunday schoo; picnic
ID be given Thursday IN Mr.. HIPS
Owe. Everybody Is cordially inyit- /
!.
Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1911-08-17
LITTLE WILLOW NOTES


ssessrs. 5L.mp AID FattOn Rs
'Haa,.s propara,iOns 10 complete the
III a. the head Oh their d tCh, at a.
airy 1ale. AS the cut Was not COM
nle.ed last lall II maze II impossible
Tor them to do their usual irri ating.
This is an expensive cut. but 1t ia
a great benefit to these ranches.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Terrell we're
Sunday visitors at the S,irIn ranch.
IRA. Frank Darrs.1s tlree chill -ren
,ase had quite a s.ese OF waooplng
cough.
D. b. sieIntyre was a Payette
yisltor Saturday.
With a good prospect Tor an al
ealia seed crop in the "a ley. makes
one think that perhaps the eyes Of
the outside people may yet turn
this way. Il for nothing more than
q prospect for a threshng job FOR be
t remembered that al.al seed is
money maker in more va. than
one.
We wish we could have yo.ed the
.irst OF the week, for we were anxi-
Jus 10 see the enterprise Of anoth-
or bridge built aCr-ss Snake RIVER.
rayelCe neeas II ana certainly they
iced It on the other Size.
There are busy people in the val
ley now. Flows are going for fall
seeding Land Is beng cleared Tor
more crops. rythtns Sc nus 10 DO
on the move.
Steps must be taken to clean out
tho we'll at the Easts de school
aouse. The pupils last year had
time OF it for drinking Ba.er and it
Is hoped that the water caa be had
al the building this year.
when people ha e time to think
ana study conditions lite, they
Nant to try to help the spirit of d..
elopment and try ana get others
interested along the same lines.
There is plenty Of room or more
people and there are things 10 induce
aew corners to get here. lor now is
the time for Investments. in the val
icy.
fred Stlrm was out in the hill 8
'J-enly and ran on to an old bob
rat with four young ones. No, beng
properly armed for this kind Of game
ne had 10 let them alone. lie says
me old cat showed fight.
AIR. and Mrs. l.. Il. Patton were
Payette visitors Monday.
Mr. Wilcox of Payet was up the
alley buying beef cattle LIST week
VIII and Fred s iFm are on the
Butte this week and the family will
'oon 80 over there where tLey can
'ttend to the fall plcwing.
Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1911-08-17
EXCURSIONS EAs-

fia Oregon Short Line on p
,ific. Special low rates to Chey-
emo. Denver. Omaha. kansas City,
st. Louis. Chicago AMI many other
points. Tickets on sale May 20. "a.
70. and 27th, June 3. Z. 10. "a, Il.
list. July 6. %. 26th. August 16 h and
September 2. and 9Th. Limit DC.
tober 3lst. with diverse routes and
stopovers. See agents for rates
nd further particulars.
Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1911-08-17

Married man with small family
'ants responsible job on ranch. Can
10 carpenter work and blacksmith.ng.
ADDRESS inquiries to this office.
VIII the person who borrowed
'herbet dishes at Thurston's Drug
tore please return them.
Taken Up-One bay mare weight
bout 100 pounds, branded Aug. 10.
~ miles south of Payette. Owner
an have same by paying costs.-G.
4. Perry.
Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1911-08-17

nth Earaest Meyer as chafeur aus.
ed to Bolsa sunday returu.Eg Moa.
Gay morning.
Mrs. ua.is entertained at an Clab-
Jcato six o'clock dinacr Saturday
ening In honor OF Mrs. Peddy
1ad tho Misses Laura Euesp and
.aroline waehter OF Herman, NCeb..
40 following guess; Mes ames Fen,
george aud John Aokorman, Arthur
nd Ernst Never. Martin Nayer.
Leo schmidt, Nike Sullivan. James
,reasy and tho Misses Marie Aek-
rlnan aad Laura Waohter.
Mrs. ]. w. Lynch entertained the
iensington Club "Wednesday even
Nc at her home on South boulevard
=, honor OF her niece, Miss Lucille Gil
stte Of Caldwell
Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1911-08-17
CROWDS GOING TO CIRCUS.
Many PaJstte Citizens viii See
R.ngIing $40 at boise.
CIRCUS.

\ great many PaJet,e peoplo art
so,ag to Boise on MeJnCs az, Au
as. -, to the r ngAug Dr.s' Circus
A. wIl be the only oppor u.-ty thi,
year aad the rai.rol-s a,e pre-. ar Ne
"a handle thousan- o. y,si,ors IT. Il
he surrounding territory.
Rlngling Brothers have mace many
imp1r ant improvements sil~e tn I!
,nst appeared in this part of N,
country, At Mad son Sgt are Care.
low York, where the ascn b al
no performances were at.ende.
oightly by the biggest crowds that
yer saw a circus in Manhattan. and
tho Newspapers wera not lackwart
lb1ut saying that the Rng'irg Brett
,rs were presenting, in cry re
50 81 the best enter ainEent o
the kind ever given th ro. Tle per
ormances IN Boise VII be ijentioa
with these 81, en- In the Garden. no
he slightest charge Ia ing b2ci
male 10 the long program.
The circus offered tn S year Is
,ue Of wonderful no city. Ins ca,
II the usual single thriller present
a by other circus S. the Ringing
rothers are heading Their bill W.T.
10 less than seven Of the greatesi
nd most sensational acts that hay
vor baen presented anywhere OF
grth.
The parade win be given IN Il
orenoou. II viii FAR surrass the b
ant pasean,s which the Ringl
'rothcrs have given in past years
aying been entirely rebuilt in T.
1reign workshops Of the show
t,erpool. England.
Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1911-08-17
EXHIBITION RiNGLING BROS, CIR.
Gus.
Boise, Idaho, Auu, 30-1o1'

Boise. Idaho, Aug. 3o-1e11.
For above occasion the o. S. l..
Ry. will sell round trip tickets Pay
cite to Boise Idaho, at rate of 1885.
Tickets sold August 3Oth, good to re-
turn Aug. 31st.
G. F. JOHNSON, Agent.
Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1911-08-17
SEWER CONNECTION.

AL residents and properly holders
re hereby instructed to proceed to
onnect with the sewer within TO
avs rom August 1st., ISL. Failing
comply with the abo. e lis ru~t on
lie City will connect up your proper
!. and assess the cost together with
penalty of 10 per cent aga INST
you
py Order of the Mayor and Cour
I Blocks IA, Is, 16, and II Corr es
edition to the City of Payet,e
Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1911-08-17
LAST sEAsHoRE EXCURSION.
August t7lh,

Via orosep Slot Line. Very low
rates to Nahcotta. wash. and re-
&rn from points IN Idaho and Ore
sen, with limit OF September LIST.
SEQ assent for rates and further par
lculars.
Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1911-08-17
utOIst FINED for Speeding.

wednesday a.tornOoA l.. G. TIN I
Ontar,o was uned N police court
payette 9zo Tor excee ing the
peed limits in tn5 ci.y OF fay cite
ith an automobile. rio cam down
lghth street with an Oyerianu ma
nlne IN which were three persons
sides himself, Turning ct the
brner OF the First Naio..al Tank
10 west on Center avenue he
truck the little sc, en year old
laughter OF Mr. and Mrs. G.. f..
onnsoa who with her mother was
rossing the street. knocking her
own but not serot sly lnJJiag her.
|lc did not stop his machl4e to as
britain what injury he had done the
tile one but procee 'ei on as though
|othlng had ocourr d lie was ar
estod. brought before Ju go ebel
q whoro several witnesses who Wit
ssed 'he accident swore that IN
heir opinion he was exceeding the
pre1 limit OF eight niles an hour.
.am Sacks OF Ferry.
Recently while crossing at tho
,erry FERRY the team DeiohgEg 10
ae ldaho-Oreeon Light * rover
ompaay became involved In SINE
that might have r-sdi,ed
erousy. There were two riss on
no terry boat, a double one ana a
lngle horse and buggy when the
ght company team was driven on
ahind. Just as the ferry left the
bore ana was In about ght feet
/ water the aniH al hitched to the
ugle buggy backed up and while /
was chained moved sur ie.ently to
-owd the ligbt team OF tho ferry /
lckwards In about eight fest OF wat
/. Six OF the nine workmen In the
agon were thrown into the water
I'd had 10 swim ashore. Those
itnesslng the accident say Il was
miracle the team was net drowned.
lester soawell returned from
lse the t.rst &c this week with
ne White steamer auto. lie has
ratay demouslrat. d the worth of
5 machine by a success al Trip to
r,ls,n va ey and return.
Lost Square god Del,e Tan Del.
tRtern,ty pin with a. Z. d. "a.
the back, Finder please leave
y NJ. G. A. and r0ceNe reward.
Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1911-08-17
NE GRAIN AND

NE GRAIN AND
STOCK RANCH FOR SALE
One of the best $50 acre gran and
took ranches in Long Valley. New
sven room house ana barn. 100
res in clover and timothy. IS &C.
S in oats and free water right, >
,od springs, free range al fenced
I'd cross fenced. win sell or ira e
r land close to Payet idaho.
A. NJ. KNIGHT.
Alpha, Idaho.
Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1911-08-17

For sale-i5 shares Of Noble Ditch
e. Wood.
The Bourbon news. [volume] (Paris, Ky.) 1895-19??, 1911-09-01
POWER OF HUMAN EYE.
MAY BE GREAT AS COMPOUND
LENSES OF THE FLY.
Each of the Latter Reflects but a
Small Part of the Image
Looked At

specialist has claimed that he can
with the unaided eye distinguish lines
ruled in glass that are only one fifty
tnousandth of an inch apart, but lie
Conte has limited the power of the
eye to distinguish lines to one one
thousandth of an inch.
TO show how immensely superior is
the sense of sight in defining single
things one can try the sense of touch
In comparison with it. The two points
OF a pair of compasses placed three
inches apart on the least sensitive
parts of the body will be felt as a
single prick.
With the aid of the microscope the
human eye can discern objects whose
diameter is only about one one-hun-
dred-and- eight-thousandth of an inch.
IL has been said that the eye of a fly
can distinguish an object one five
m1llionth of an inch in diameter
What we designate as the eye of a
fly is really compound eye made up
OF numerous lenses Of these the COM
mon house fly has something like four
thousand in the two eyes. The struc-
lures of these lenses are we'll known.
the optical part of each consisting of
two lenses, which combined, form a
double convex lens.
That each lens acts as a separate
eye can be easily proved by detaching
the whole of the front of the COM
pound eye, and by manipulation with
a microscope it is not difficult to ex-
anime a photograph of other object
through it. When this is done a dis
tinct image is seen in each lens.
Carpenter has shown that each lens
reflects but a small portion of the
image looked at and that it requires
the combined action of the 1000
lenses of the fly to produce the same
effect as that seen by the one human
eye. The human eye Is therefore a
more perfect optical instrument than
the eye of the fly.
Scientists who have given consider
able attention to the investigation of
compound eyes have formed no opin-
ion that would lead to the conclusion
that their power of vision with re-
spect to small objects exceeds that of
the simple eyes of the higher animals
The images of objects formed in the
separate lenses composing the com.
pound eye are proportionately small.
and the question whether insects can
see smaller objects than animals fur
nished with single eyes is not a ques
ton of optics. but of the sensitiveness
of the optic nerve and consequently a
matter of mere con1ecture.-Harper's
Weekly.
The Bourbon news. [volume] (Paris, Ky.) 1895-19??, 1911-09-01
Reputation That Sticks.

Even the leopard stands more
chance of being cleansed of his spots
than the negro of his reputation in
regard to chickens. A philanthropist
found for colored protege job as
driver for a West street merchant,
says the New York Times The negro
worked one day, then reported that
he had been discharged. The philan-
thropist telephoned to the merchant.
why did Jim Rose lose his job?"
he asked. Wasn't he a good MANI"
$50 far as | know" said the mer-
chant. but, you see, you didn't tell
me beforehand he was colored, and it
happened that the only job l could
give him was driving poultry wagon.
| didn't dare trust him with that"
But, good heavens, man. you didn't
suppose he would steal chickens out
of a wagon in broad Daylight"
I'm not supposing anything" said
the merchant. Il wasn't going to put
him in the way of temptation. What's
more, you won't find man in New
York who will allow chicken wagon
to be driven by a negro.