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Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1911-06-21
To close the Estate
of the late Mary
/. Goodwin

We offer for sale, the residence, on
the corner of Main and Third street
Newport, VT. Lot is 80 fl. on Main st.
and los It. on Tnird st. The busiest
and best up town corner ia the city.
House is a two and one half story,
+30x26 with deep veranda on two sides
and beautiful lawn. Ell is the same
height. 36x22 it,, six large rooms on
each floor. Two front and two
back halls and every room overlook
ing 12 and streets. On each floor is
lavatory, flush closet, etc. Good
basement and attic, K 9lsey furnace,
none better, electric lights through
house and barn. This property was
recently put in good condition inside,
barn is large and roomy, 27x24 it,
with two wings and basement.
We have valuable building lot on
Third St., 35 #. front worth $3.50,
buick. Suitable for a two or three
fiat rent. Both village and Raymond
water in the residence.
We cheerfully show this parcel of
real estate to all prospective buyers,
at any time when agreeable to all
concerned.
Sev O. j. Oben & Co., AGENTS or A.
G. Goodwin, Executor, Newport, VT.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1911-06-21

Ice cream and cake will be served.
Admission SO cents per couple. ladies
free.
Clendon Smith, LClarence Bushey.
Clifton Webster. Leon Turnbull and
Carl Webster spent Sunday at Will
loughby, the party going to ST.
Johnsbury to take dinner with Frank
Sherburne.
Mrs. Carl French. Miss Ruth Rich
mond of Orleans and Mr.. and Mrs.
Maynard Skinner of Newport attend
ed the wedding of their cousin, Miss
Richmond of Burling ton, Wednesday
of last week, going by auto.
The term of the kindergarten
school was closed Friday with an ex-
hibition of the work done. The
school has been carried on by an
efficient kindergarten teacher, Miss
Amy Fisk, and commendable work
has been accomplished.
The children of the Congregational
Sunday school rendered an excellent
program, in observance of Children's
day, Sunday evening to an audience
that filled the church. The commit
tee in charge is to be congratulated
on the success of the entertainment.
The Pythian Sisters held regular
meeting in Castle hall Tuesday eve
ming of last week. Mrs. Ewins of
North Troy, the Grand Chief of the
order of Vermont was present in an
official capacity. Excellent work was
done by the officers, after which re-
freshments were served.
Mr.. and Mrs. s. B. Parker returned
Friday night from their trip to Frank
lin, N. H., where they visited their
son, Alvin P. Haselton, and family
and attended the graduation exercis-
es of the Franklin High school from
which their grandson, Ernest F. Hasel-
ton, graduated.
The w. C. T.. U. held its regular
meeting with Mrs. Shaeffer at the
Congregational parsonage yesterday
afternoon with 10 members and two
visitors present. Very interesting re-
ports of the convention held at Barton
were given. No meetings will be
held during July and August.
Miss Minnie Stannard and Miss
Carrie Badger will leave Monday
evening for San Francisco. Cal. Miss
Stannard will be the guest of Mrs
Kimball for two months and will visit
in Oakland, Pasadena and other places.
Miss Badger will go to Seattle.
Wash. where she has secured a posi-
ton, but Miss Stannard will return
home.
The many friends of Mrs. C. D..
French will be glad to learn that al
the meeting of the Grand Lodge OF
the O. E. S. held in Burlington two
weeks ago she was appointed Dis
trict Deputy Grand Matron. Judge
Sears of Irasburg was appointed Dis
trict Deputy Grand Patron of the It'll
District of Vermont. Their many
friends extend congratulations OF
their preferment.
The school in the River district
Miss Carrie Badger, teacher, CLOSED
June 16. Those who obtained tn
highest average were Marion Corle,
81, and George Chase 90. Those witt
no absent marks were, Winifre,
CONTINUED ON PAGE EIGHT.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1911-06-21
An Interview with Skinner and French.

An Interview with Skinner and French.
Carl D. French and Chauncey S.
Skinner have returned from their
Canadian Northwest trip. They re-
port the outlook for "banner CROP
never looked better at this season of
the year. The average height of
wheat is five inches. There is abun-
dance of moisture in the soil, as they
have had plenty of rain all through
the spring time. The acreage sown is
much more than common in all cereals.
and in fax more than double what it
was in 1910. There is also considera-
BILE increase in the acreage of roots,
more business men of Winnipeg have
just returned from ten days west
ern trip taking in Calgary, Edmonton
and several other large cities and
every man who made the trip took
great interest in the growing fields
and was pleased beyond expression at
the brilliant prospects of the greatest
crop in the history of western Canada.
There has been large immigr alton
into that country this spring and bust
ness in general is good and brisk, not
only among the farm lands but in all
the more important cities and places.
There is very large amount Of
prairie land being broken for next
seasons crop, and steam plows, horse
teams, as well as oxen. can be seen on
every hand, and all busy and hustling.
Winnipeg seems to lead all the other
cities in growth and hustle and prop
erty is on the rise all the time in
prices, as we'll as on all good farm
lands. They invested some in real es-
tate for they have the greatest conf
dence in the growth of the city as
well as all the good surrounding
country, for which Winnipeg seems TO
be the center and looks as though it
always would be. The only fault they
have to find with the country any way
is that it is not under the stars and
stripes.
They heard more or less talk in re-
gard to reciprocity and the farming
interests seems to be largely in favor
of it, while the manufacturers are
greatly opposed to it, but from al
they could judge, say they think it
will be passed by Parliament and be
come law in case it is accepted il
the United States.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1911-06-21
Orleans News Page
News and Views from this
Hustling Village
c. L. StIAEFFER Local Editor
Report of Secretary Of the w. c. 7. U.
C. L. SHAEFFER, Local Editor

Report of Secretary of the w. c. T. u.
The w. C. T. U. of Orleans have
held IL meetings the past year with
20 members at the beginning, six
dropped out but six new ones kept our
number good. For work, we had the
laws in regard to selling minors cigar
cites put up in all places where they
were sold and petition circulat ted for
all our members and others interested
to sign, asking them to obey the
laws. A reception given to the
teachers of our public schools was
we'll attended and the subject of sci
entifc temperance instruction was
given place on the program, which
may result in good sometime. Our
superintendent for rescue work did
grand work in soliciting funds for the
rescue home for girls in Burlington,
which amounted to $3.50. The petit
tion circulated by five women shows
what can be done in short time. also
showed what the women that signed
the petition thought of Bill H 1873. as
but few women refused to sign.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1911-06-21

Ice cream and cake will be served.
Admission so cents per couple. ladies
! free
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1911-06-21

The school in the River district,
Miss Carrie Badger, teacher, closed
June 16. Those who obtained the
highest average were Marion CorIey
81, and George Chase 90. Those with
no absent marks were, Winifred
CONTINUED ON PAGE EIGHT.
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1911-12-29
PERHAPS

you never heard this one
l remember the black wharves
and their slips,
And the sea tides tossing free;
And the Spanish sailors with
bearded lips,
And the beauty and mystery of
the ships,
And the magic of the sea.
And the voice of the way
ward song
Is singing and saying still:
"a boys will is the winds
will,
And the thoughts of youth are
long, long. thoughts
-Longfellow,
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1911-12-29

IN LITTLE OLD NEW YORK
By Norman.
New York, Dec. 2o.-The pre-
liminaries to the wedding Mr..
Martin Krauss and Miss Margar-
ct Bachner were among the most
remarkable that have ever been
witnessed in this or any other city
of Our fair land.
Exhibit A: The invitation.
Mr.. and Mrs. Daniel Bach1ler
Mrs.Iouis Krauss
request the honor of your pres
enee at the marriage cere-
mon of their children
Margaret Bachner
to
Martin Krauss
on Dec. u, 1911,
at 9 p. m. sharp
at Winners Little Hungarian)
or TIOSpeCl-dV,
Bronx, N. Y.
Telegram Address
WINNERS, 897 Prospect-av, New
York.
Exhibit B: "A postal card, adj
dressed to M. Krauss, 1887 Bos-
ton-rd, Bronx, N. Y, with the fol-
lowing printed on the back;
Kindly return this card the latest
on the 21st of this month, and
state if you and how many of
your family will attend.
Exhibit C: The following,
which also was sent out with
each invitation:
Read This Carefully.
Dear Friends: Anyone who
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1911-12-29

Children under twelve years-of
age not admitted.
1t is painful, to relate that the
injunctions of Mr.. Krauss were
not obeyed by the gaests who at
tended his marriage. The bridal
couple did receive some presents.
There were several intrepid chill
dren on hand, guarded by their
parents. And there were con-
siderable number of ladies who
did wear something else besides
a white waist and a black skirt.
Notwithstanding all which, Mr..
Krauss wore beaming smile,
and found fault with no one. In
explanation of his unique instruc-
tons to the guests, he said he
didn't want his friends to think
they had to buy gifts, he didn't
want ladies in modest circum-
stances embarrassed by the pres
ence of others in silks and jewels,
and he didn't want lot of kids
kept up late. He meant well.
TO-O"
PERHAPS
The Pioche record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1908-1925, 1911-09-23
NOTICE
APPLICATION FOR PATENT
N. A. No. 06l77

UNITED STATES LAND OFFICE
Carson City, Nevada. July Z, 1871.
Notice Is hereby given that TIL
Mendha-Neyada Mining Company
through Thomas j. Osborne, its nj
dress is Phoebe, Lincoln Count, =.
yada, has maize application To-
United States Patent for lf7--5 ~
near feet OF the Navy lode h.-n. !.
claim, together with lGe MAJ. =.
site. Oh five acres. DoIa slfuatr ~
the Highland Mining Dislr! |. ,O+-.
~ L4...EuAA, stats "a ~ ,se-.se,
lg survey No. 21o3 A. a,a. Is, aAS
4scribed in the field notes i.i.1 pa.
d file in this effice with nagned
Ariation of 16 deg. East as fci
VS.;
10: 1853 A. Navy Lode.
Beginning at Cor. No. l. whence
e S. w. Cor CT Sec ID. #. l \
Sc E. beats 8. IL deg. 30 min. "
AZ feet; thence N. deg. 43 mi
deg, 80 min. E. 1873 feet to C1i
70. 3, identical with Cor. No. / U. S
NO. so, Mehssa ioue; thence
deg. 43 min. w. 528.5 feet to Coz
}. 4; thence N. rs deg. So min.
67.S feet to Cor. No. the place {
ginning, located In the 8. w. l.
Sec. is, T. N. r. sc E., N. L
& NJ, and containing an area [
40 acres, exclusive Of conflict wit.
,,iissa lode U. 8. s. No. 38.
The adjoining and conflicting claii
| IS g. BY the plat of SUI
vey are Melissa lode. U. 8. S. No
j8, on the East; the Battery ant
.JrLnslu. ioue >.Gilns, uil. ~ ~ eu,
ne North; Navy West lode unsul
Keyed OH the West. and SouthsiG
Jde. uns"r.tycu. oil the South.
Ne. 1853 3, Navy Miiisite.
Beginning az Cor No. /. whenc
the N. W. Cor. Sec. 20 T. N. K
sc L. Lears N, A. deg. 40 min. W
21776 feet Cor No. Navy lode I
$. s. 2lh2 A, bears N. 80 deg. 81
irin. ". 9362.S feet. and the location
luoaument bears s. Y deg. 30 min.
100 feet; thence n. SO deg. SO min. 1
1885 feet to Cor. No. 2; thence s. 2
deg. AZ min. E. 1852 feet TO Cor. Nc
l3, whence the S. E. Cor OF d 10
house bears N. 3S deg. ". - feet
thence S. SO deg. 43 min. w. 1888.
feet to Cor NOD; thence N. q def
AZ min. w. 1852 feet TO Cor No.
the place OF beginning. located !
the N. w. Ia Sec. rs, r. ! N. /
sc E., and containing 5000 acres. N
surveyed known claimants adjoining
l direct that this notice be publish
ed in the Phoebe Record, newsp'
per Of general circulation. publishe
at Phoebe. Nevada. for the period {
sixty days.
LOUIS J. COIN,
Register,
First pub. July Is. 1911.
asst PUB. Sept 1911.
The Pioche record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1908-1925, 1911-09-23
HOW RI USE AMMONIA.
Many Wsys n %h;eh I. Proves HEELS
$aI In tbs Household.

~ wv SVS FskuocftViSi.f
III Hs,t,snkeA, ;ie aiamona has many
aSe. ii - IN efficient help ahour me
wardrobe Gilck material stpaHget
viii j npiai of watrr III which z tea
siht}nini ~ 2 {, ;i,aliii! nis t@-p Aixed
wiz rrpew IN ffsshla-l.. mhl, black
AL VIII sntf .,s haie .rioHgbie shni.
n ~ rs sura 4 sfinging 4 iits am
"a aha VII, rtIhosr grouse fron COZ.
IRIS and wtieu rubbed ever eurset
viii iea nee II! tn 20 q picety.
When E.isnc with equal paus OF
turpaatine ammonia viii remove paint
stains from cloth IL the paint be
Stubborn Il mHy rngulre severu appt-
cations before the work Is done Per.
severe. Nothing is so good for boys
tweed suits az to sponge them with
the ammonia mixture. For toilet use
a small quantity will soften the water
in which the hair Is washed and aid
In cleansing the scalp.
II renders the bath delightful. and
carpets when thoroughly gone over
with ammonia and water are sprpris-
ing!y restored TO something like their
original freshness When mixed with
white wax and turpentine II makes
the best Of polishes for the floor To
relieve the pain and prevent innam-
nation resulting from the bites and
stings OF summer inserts ammonia
ranks frSt as q cure.
The Pioche record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1908-1925, 1911-09-23
NOTICE
APPLICATION FOR PATENT

NOTICE OF APPLICATION Fol
Patent Survey Nc 1926. NJ. A. NO
01609.
Carson City, Nevada, July 8. 1911
Notice Is hereby given that Deer
Lodge Gold Mining & Milling Com
pany, a corporation ST Utah, through
Ernest C. Lane, Its authorized agent
whose postoffice ADDRESS is Fay. Lin
coin County. Nevada, has made ap
plication for a United States paten
for its consolidated group of lod
mining claims situate In Eagle Val
ley Mining District, Lincoln County
Nevada, designated by the Surveyo
General as Survey No. 1926. consist
ing of 1131 linear feet In length Of
the Nevada lode; 1411.3 linear feet l.,
length OF the Jessie lode; 1413.2 Inca
feet in length Of the Nevada No. >
lode; 1494.5 linear feet In length OF
the Mabel lode; 1858 linear feet in
length OF the Jackenni lode; 1872 lin
ear feetin length OF the Duplex n
2 lode; 14S4.3 linear feet in length of
the Monitor No. lode; 1886 lin
ear feet in length Of the Maude ! de;
and 1864 linear feet in length
the Indiana lode, and surface gro 81
in width as shown In the off la
plat, being Survey No. 1886 and das
cribed by exterior boundaries ly
with magnetic variations at 10
and 80 min. E. as follows. to-wit:
Beginning at corner No. Of said
Nevada lode, from which q. $.
Monument No. ] bears S. 10 deg. q
min.E, 5666.7 feet; thence N.12 deg.l
min. e. 1854 feet to corner No. Z o.
said Nevada lode; thence s. 80 Deg
20 min. w. 1857 feet to corner No
3 Of said Nevada lode: thence ~
% deg. 30 min. E. $50 . feet to or
ner No. 2 OF said Jesri lode: thsact
~ 81 deg. AZ min. W Ant feet to cor
ner No. 8 Of said JesAi slde; thence
NJ. rs deg IS min. d !, feet to cor
ner No. 2 Of said Nevada No. lode;
thence g. SO deg, 4S min w. 1891
feet to corner No. 8 of said Nevada
No. 5 lode; thence N. "a deg. o.
min. E. 1873 feet to corner No. 2 o
said Mable lode; thence n. IS deg
4S min. w. 596.7 feet to corner No
3 of said Mabel lode; thence s. 3.
deg SO min. w. 699.3 feet to th
intersection Of line 2-3 Of said Ja
ellni lode; thence N. deg. IL min
W 267.6 feet to corner No.
said Jackenni lode: thence s. So deg
il min. w. 1901 feet to csrner No
4 OF said Jackenni lode; thence N. s,
deg. SIS min. w. 800 feet to corne'
No. 8 Of said Duplex lode; thence s
0S deg. Is min. e. 1872 feet Il
corner No. CT said Duplex No.
lode; thence N. 80 deg. SIS min W
1879 feet to corner No. of said Mon
itor No. lode; thence s. OF deg. q
min. w. 14S4.3 feet to corner No
OF said Monitor No. lode; thence 6
so deg. SIS min E. 900 feet to corne
No. OF said Monitor No. lode
whence U. 8. L, Monument No.
bears 8. "a deg. SO min. 2. 5225 IT.
tn ence N. OF deg. 81 min. p. 81
fleet to corner No. Of said Maud
lode; thence N. So deg. 10 min. g
b25.7 feet to corner No. l OF sal
Mauds lode; thence N. OF deg. 3
min. e. 1881 feet to corner No.
Of said Indiana lode: thence N. s
deg. 43 min. e. 6692 feet to corne
INo. ! OF said Indiana Iode; theme
In. o. deg. ~ min. =. 1852 fee
to corner No. Of said Jessie iot
thence q. 81 der. A fnin. p. 4l0
fesf . spsn9 Ma. 1 " saia J4e1
The Pioche record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1908-1925, 1911-09-23

II you have cup!Il OF strong cof-
fee left from breakfast prepare II with
sugar and milk to taste. Put Into a
bowl one cupfu! Of white -four. one
cupful Of whole whest ficur. one-half
teaspoonful Of salt end three level tea
spoonfnls OF haklnl; powder. Beat one
egg lifhtly. add Ia the coffee aud stir
Tito dry mixture, II II should be TOO
stlff add little more milk or water.
II should be mere III; stiff drop bat
ter than dough and not thin enough 70
pour. l.ara - bet nuttered muffin pan
twenty lglGa;es.
The Pioche record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1908-1925, 1911-09-23

lode; thence N. so deg. 20 min. E.
460.s feet to corner No. l OF said
Nevada lode, the place Of beginning.
Corner No. of said Jessie lode
Is identical with corner No. 4 Of
said Nevada lode and from which U.
slim No bears s. Is deg. o. min.
Il. 5690.S feet. There are no conflicts
and no adjoining claims, and the
net area applied for is 136745 acres.
Said group of Gains is situated in
the unsurxeyed land in Eagle Va.
Icy Mining District, Lincoln County.
Nevada. and the notices of location
oi aaid mining claims are of record
Ia the reeerd OF Mining Notices in
,se .Ateuf,ior's office of said Lin. q
cJumts. Nevada.
cireci that This notice be- l,ilo-
iisbee IN the Phoebe Record, III i
a. LJus. ~ OF Linco.n. aaG s.a
II AeAsaa. oace each week ft til
5triod Of nine g. voaseSu te.Ks
10 Is "a. :.
| Regist,r.
]. X kow,ile. ..p2@cA - alS.-dc,
first pup, july H..
Last pub Sep -
The Pioche record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1908-1925, 1911-09-23
HOW TO KEEP MEDICINES.


saaaestiors For Avait.nu Aoc's@r:u ~
Handling Drugs.
Keep medicines la a wall closet no
high as to be wholly out of reach of
childish hands. Have double doors TO
it. each with separate and secure
lock, catching in bar at the middle.
All the inside ought TO be cut up into
p!geonhoies. In one side keep every
sort Of stun that Is even remotely
poisonous.
In the other store such standard
things as calomel. borax. bicarbonate
Of soda. prepared chalk. Dover's pow
der. blue mass. qulnine. castor oil, rhu-
barb. epson, rochelle and Carlsbad
salts. alum. dry copperas. spirits tur-
pentine. spirits cainphor. alcohol whis-
Ky, brandy. all the family of herbs
and banks. lint, bandages, finger stalls,
adhesive plaster, burn salves; healing
salyes. dry mustard and healing To-
tons. Keep everything In bottles,
Wide mouthed bottles, with either
screw tops or ground glass shoppers.
Wrap tue medicine bottles In blue pa
per to exclude light and label them
odtslde IN addition to labelling the bot
ties s4h
Never put a half used prescription
or any medicine of unknown compost
ton up in this closet.y Throw away
any compound left over. There is NO
telling what changes time may work
Ia II. Upon HE poison side keep
opium, iaudanufn. morphine. cocaine.
dry bluestone, white vitriol. flowers Of
sulphur. paris green. dry, corrosive
sublimaic. dry chlorldes of lime. all the
family Of acids oxalic. nitric. su!
pftuHl. carboic ether. choroform. tar
tar ea,!'ti 4r any other SUBSTANCE ca
phble u heFlr
Ea"h N,,,s'ance should tie In tight
ly sioitl..'ed bottle or tin or wooden
box. 50 vel! closed air cannot get in
or ou;. THIS half Of the closet must
be- !erI always locked and should have
SINCE Key. always in possession Of
the h'r'4e IL ress and seldom frusted
| OH II her sight.
The Pioche record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1908-1925, 1911-09-23

Watermelon balls served with sherry
and Ice In tail granefrui' glasses make
a pretty ard teH.:tipG inn che, n course
on hot day Anolhes way OF maxim
watermelon even more delicious than
1t is By nature is To ta. Il and pour in
pint bottle Of champagne. or OF
sparkling burgundy. The melon should
stay on the ice until thoroughly cold.
and In the meantime the wine will
soak into the fruit. making delicious
dessert.
A pretty way to serve the fruit for
breakfast ia In four or ave inch squares
with hollow on top Oiled with shaved
ice. II can also be cut In strips and
laid IN square around Q mound Of
ies,
The Pioche record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1908-1925, 1911-09-23
NOTICE OF APPLICATION FOR i.

NOTICE OF APPLICATION FOR U.
.. Patent Survey No. asss. sasia,
No. 0636l.
U. 3. Land Office. Carson. Aasass
Is. 1911. Notice ID hereby given tkas
In pursuance OF the Act OF Congress-
approved May 10. 1879. Proyidence
Mines & Commercial Co.. by A. L.
Scott attorney.in.fact. whose post
office Ia Phoebe. Nevada. has made
application Tor q patent for 1851 lin.
ear feet on the Baby Mine Fraction
lode. bearing gold. silever and lead.
the same being N. Sc deg. l3 min.
w. SIS It. and s. Sc deg. Is min. Il.
3sS.s II. from discovery monument
thereon. with surface ground not to
exceed 600 It. In width. situate In
the Ely Mining District. Lincoln coup.
". State of Nevada. and described
by official plat and by the field
notes on file In the office OF the
Register OF tho u. 8. Land Office
at Carson, Nevada, ~ follows. Wig:
Beginning at Cor. No. /. whence the
8. X. Cor. Sec. IL. T. NJ. r. 81 H..
Mt. Diablo B q N bears 8. 80 deg.
3 min. K. 3ll5.S IT,: thence N. &c
dog. 20 min. w. $3.50 It. to Cor. No.
2; thence N. AZ deg. 20 min. Il.
4s0.s It. TO Cor. No. 3; thence s.
80 deg. II min. q. 454 It. to Cor.
No. 4; thence 8. ~ deg. 20 min.
W. 1868 II. to Cor. No. ! the place
OF beginning. containing 3.1o3 acres
exclusive Of conflicts with survey Nc
1925 and forming . portion Of the
East half Sec. IL, T. 1 N. r. 81 q.
Mt Diablo B 4 n. Adjoining claim
ants Survey No. 2725 Ely Valley. Mar.
gsret Pillans and Golden FlstcS Iddes.
LOUIS }. COIN.
Register
First pub. Sept z: last Oct. 10.
The Pioche record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1908-1925, 1911-09-23
MoCERM LAWYERS.

The tts...t.icnt trimming OF the
modern aneri"ah iaTger MS
pvuftsstnnfi prrlU-S"Ssioiis Ind
It's bus,nass iuvulveIneHiS IMPOSE
limitations upon MIN and sub
ject hin i0 temptations which
seriously stand in the way OF
his rendering ideal service To So
ciety. Modern business 10 par
ticular. with its huge and COM
plieated processes. has tended to
subordinate him. TO make him q
servant instead Of a free adviser
and master Of justice. He sell
dom thinks OF himself as the ad-
vocats Of society. He moves In
the atmosphere Of private rather
than public service. Moreover,
he Is absorbed now more than
ever before into the great indus
trial organism. He becomes more
and more a mere expert In the
legal side Of q certain class OF
great industrial or financial IN
acknowledgements Woodrow
Wilson.
The Pioche record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1908-1925, 1911-09-23
A lesson In Economy.

An English commercial traveller re.
marked that he regretted not having
left bis heavy overont al railway
cloakroom. as the day was warm and
hs did uot think that he would need
to wear It.
~ wudna do that," said canny
friend.
"Why nots" said the Engiishman
Because" said the friend. 1T wud
cost ye tuppence at the railway sta.
ton an the bother O. goin' there and
then comm back. We're ye to put II
In the pawnshop for a shillin' the tick
ct would cost ye bawbee and the
interest bawbee. that would be 9
penny. That wud DO q great sayin
these bard times