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Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-04-25
DODGES BULLETS IN
Aqua PRIETA BATTLE
iord~,urs Man shows curiosity Dur
ing Battle and Escapes tnhur'
Wourn Hide Ia Cellar.

Lordsburg. y. NJ. April ai.--J l..
Wells OF this city Was n Douglas last
Thursday. III day OF the first battle
of Aqua Prieta. He was In the Cop
per Queen company's once when the
trouble began, and stayed there I'LL II
was over There were twelve brick
walls between him and the firing iine'
and he said be- had no anxiety 10 less
en- his protection. While the fire was
going on the telephone bell rang and
d call came FOR one Of the men IN the
Office The cali was from his house,
and he was lold that hnlleis were
coming into The house lie iound
ont thai on one had been burr. and
told she family 20 20 ,own IN the
cellar and stay there ill the war was
over which Mr. Wells considered
very good advice II more people IN
Douglas had as little curiosity as Mr.
Wells there would have been fewer
Casualties ON the American side OF
he line.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-04-25
ARIZONA BOOSTERS
WILL GATHER
Annual Convention of Arr
iona Development Board at
Douglas on May 10; Deming
Man TO Address Meeting.

Douglas. Ariz., Aprll g5.-~'rho aunu
al gathering Of members oi the Ari.
guu9 Development boerd VII Joe held
81 tn. Gudsdrr hotel May e. q y
falluI OF thW city president 49, thc o..
sualznuun. hats received IN iputlu d
program tpr thc meeting which b,
.lued with ut.ros, fnr over loval oit-
izou of tho territory
Among tb, SPEAKERS Tor 90 ur,.i-
sou vll b, Governor sloan. ! ~ 81.
rand territorial engineer. Jad Mss
shArlot HAN, territorial historian. all
of whom 1rr upol the pros ana go
speeches on matters directly per ain.
ing o. tAr w,liarc of the tern iry
and general improvements. rhc ten
tatiyc program Us outlined Hrlud f.
The following uumbcr-
Address of welcome. hon. Frank
W. Doanr Of Douglas
Response. H. y Fnlor. pos .il'ut
Report at secretary We
what About Northern Afrputf %.
-. Gallogos ~ ST Johns
Work at the Texas Secretaries ~.
ISOLATION. g.. \. Kinno. 81 fl raso.
Territorial Highway. j. u GRAND,
territorial engineer
Advertising of Mining propcrtics
secretary of tho Glooo chamber.
Development of Agriculture ~ m,
southwest. secretary Dcminp. y NJ.
chamber of commerce.
paper on Arizona, Miss Sharlpt NJ
HAN.
short talks uppn ways 90 secur,
new settlers FOR Arizona by immlgra.
tion commissioners from an parts o
the territory.
Il b. possible that there VIII b,
some changes or additions 10 the pro.
gram made between now ana the
time ct the gathering but the mait
feature arr expected Ia remain III,
Isltnt
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-04-25
PROPOSALS FOR BlRINL on PAT.
1sCs DEAD

Proposals for burial nf pauper dead
IN accordance with the ordinance of
the city Of Albuquerque. New Mexico,
VIII be received by the council of said
city and opened at spe.lal or reg
ular meeting 10 be held ON or after
May !. 1871. Al bids must be In the
hands of the city clerk not later than
Monday. May /, 1914. at ~ o'clock
noon Certified check IN the sum OF
$40, payable Ia the city In insure
good faith of bid, must accom- any
bid Check tn be- returned to bidder
when contract, Is entered into.
Bond IN the sum ~ 5000 will be
required from the successful bidder.
conditioned for the faithful perform
anee of the contract IN accordance
with city ordinances. nd, - llsiny for
bid and contract entered into con-
tract 10 run one year from May g,
1871.
Proposals are also Ia include am
bulancc for service for the city for
such cases ms may he decided by the
mayor, marshal or city physician To be
destitute cases.
Proposals also TO include adequate
ambulance service To ana from the
detention hospital. whether located
within or without the city limits for
such cases as may h" decided hy the
mayor. city physician or marshal 10
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-04-25

PROPOSALS. RON CIR, TEAMS

scaled bids viii be received for the
furnishing to the city for one year of
three tWo-horsc teams. two wagons,
one dump wagon. harness ana drivers
thereof. with The privilege of ten add
di,ional teams, dump wagons and
drivers thereof. to be furnished when
demanded.
Contract to run Tor ono year from
May 6th, isll.
said teams To- be used for city pur-
poses und,r tho direction of the street
committee six days Ia the week, and
ten hours per day. with the privilege
Of one or two teams being called To
work CA sundays when desired, said
SUNDAY work, however. To- be addition
al vors aud 10 pc aaid Tor pro rata In
accordanco with bid Each and every
on, % said horses to woigh 1t least
q sOo1 twelve hundred pounds. and
the drivers thereof to he able bodied
n, n. capablc of performing the work
required
said bids viii 10 opened hy the city
council nc special or regular meeting
to bc held on or after May !, 1911.
! and best bidder.
Each bidder b. required 10 deposit
d certified check for H25) twenty
! ntc dollars 60 insure the good faith
Of the bid. said check To- be returned
when contract Is entered into.
The party whose bid ~ accepted
| viii be- required 10 give bond IN the
sum of i've hundred dollars conditions
| cd Tor the faithful performance o!
| thc cont act
| All bids to lee directed to the city
Icl,rk aud marked IBID FOR furnishing
teams aud drivers" ana must be- IN
the hands of said clerk not later than
II o'clock noon, Monday MAY I, 1911.
/ The city ordinances are to bc CON
| sidorrd u part OF this advertisement
and ~ bids fiar BE- II drc6r,anc,
thor, with.
| An bids subject To- rejection by the
city.
JOHN g. McMANIS. ..
CITY clerk.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-04-25
N|MRODS EXPECT
FULL BAGS
Unusually Large Flight of
Doves Near Tucson is Bright
Prospect for Sportsmen Of
That Vicinity.

Tucson. Ariz., April 2i.--Fiights 81
doves are commencing TO pc seen
throughout this section and AS a re-
suit the hunters Of Tucson aud yicin-
ny arc cleaning ~ their trusly shot.
guns, talking ~ little but the sport
of hunting the soft voiced, dainty
members of the teathcred tribes and
preparing for, thoit Iap,dly approach.
ing outings
According 20 reports reaching Tue
son yesterday the lights are unusual.
w large this season ami the birds are
Eat aud in excellent condition. These
reports have been brought IN hy hunt
crs who have already entered the
fields and secured large bags of game
a. result
Several parties Of Tnceonans will
probably go ont into the open coun
try in the immediate vicinity of the
city sunday 10 spend the day, while
others intend going our some time
during the coming week
Dove hunting Ia this vicinity is rs
ually very good and II reports of the
llcuiiluinoss of this game are go he
believed, the sportsmen have u sea
son rcpletc with pleasure In store for
Them.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-04-25
FARMERS ARE PLANTING
CORN AND MILO MAIZE
Weather l. Ia,o,abic, aud the Tive
iariculiurnlls,~ ~ stanley Wa, Are
Bnsil, Engaged; Goings aud Conn
iliu~

special to Evening II raid.
stanley, y, NJ, April 25.-Thc past
week has been favorabl, for farm
work ana most of the farmers have
been busy planting corn and milo
maize
car aud clyde Winter returned
from santa Fc on the i7th
~ L. Ewing VAS u passenger To
Santa f'c Monday evening
T.. G. Tripicttc OF crantc. okla.
sp"nt several days IN STANLEY last
week
/ u,nncr spear returned on thu ifth
from Madrid
81. +. Fisher made trip TO Albu-
'qucrquc the first Of the week
Miss Emma Hughca arrived Tuesday
from odessa. Mo. She is visiting
hcr sister. AIRS T. \ Oimstcad
Mr.. ana Mrs clint Alien l,rt on
tn" ism for colorado points
u II. Russell. with the Cudahy
Packing comnpay. ana Mr. Morgan.
with the Ridcmour Baker Grocery
company, spent Wednesday night In
stanley.
Miss Maudc Wllngham visited the
first of The Wcck with Mr.. and Mrs.
Pen HI, az Madrid.
T. T. Dlckustam was aver from
Alnuauerquc last week
Tho dance Wednesday evening was
well attend, ana a good time Is re-
ported by everybody present.
claude Britt from California -
looking at the country around star.
ley with "a view Ia locating.
II, \. Barlow left Thursday Tor
Vaughn.
Il, $. plcvans was down from Col-
| orado for u day Or two tho last of The
week.
chas. Brown returned from okla.
homa or the goth and Is living on the
claim again.
Mrs. a., W. Dci.ong left on IA, goth
for Gallup, t. visit her son. Dr \ H.
Long
Miss Ellen Patterson returned 70
Gallup Friday
| Lee Seal has erected a one hundred
barrcl tank at his place, eis miles
| west Of Stanley and viii try lrrirating
on "a small scale this summer.
w. T.. Written returned sunday
from trip To- Elephant Butte
J. J. Bennett was down from Ger
rlliDS over sunday.
| Jesse Martin was passenger ta
crrrillos sunday evening.
| Miss Nellie Hughes returned on the
sith from q visit Of several weeks.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-04-25
MAN KILLED BY REBELS
HAD NO RELATIVES
Robert Harrington, Railway Empio,r
Buried ~ Douglas; Georg. l.. Puck
cit Was Insurercto pnc DAY: I,osly
Found Ia Trenches.

Douglas. April 9j--The grinness of
war was cxemplihcd here saturday.
when Robert Harrington. railway
empoyc was buried with simple sefN.
ices from an undertaking chapel after
the railway company had exhausted
every effort 20 find his relatives Az
parently h. was alone In the world.
lie was KILLED by bullets from tho
rebel guns during the battle az Aqua
Prica
George l.. Packet. who died last
week after brief career OF one day
with the insurrecios, was buried here
also He arrived In Douelas looking
Tor WORK bu, found no EMPLOY nont
After watching the rebels hghi for q
time. he ran over 10 theil trenches.
enlisted. secured gun and opened
fire on the fcderals. After the battle.
he was picked up in the trenches.
desperately wounded ana made his
way across the line, dying u lew DAYS
later
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-04-25
CATTLE SHIPMENTS
ARE HEAVY
Arizona Stockmen Take Ad.
vantage of High Prices and
Rush Thousands of Head to
Eastern Dealers.

Tucson. AriZ,. April 23.--Within tho
last week between $1,000 and 10000
head Of cattle hay been sold 20 east.
err dealers from this vicinity Ship.
men,s will commence In q lew days,
ACCORDING 10 The statement OF Pusch
ana IollWcgcr Of this city.
Among he individual ranchcrs aud
coMpanics which have taken advan.
tagc oi the present high price of cat
tie to dispose OF large herds arc the
following pusch aud Iellwcrcr. w
3 Suugrs II q Wise oi Culaba as
M Harrison Of Patagonia. Tom Mel
son li Robes, Ariyaca Land and
Cattle company and Sabine Otcro
Nj Harrison OF Patagonia will be-
the first shipper having already for
varded two carloads Of fine beef cat
tie
The present prices which are grac
iically unprecedented in cattle land
are causing mahN ranchers through
ont Arizona to sell on practically al
OF their cattle. depending upon tn. IN
ture 10 restock their ranches. whcr
lower prices shall prevail. This !,
not tn case In Pima county however
Feeders are selling n hi.h M ~
on foot while beef cattle are bgiug
i.g from FIVE cents 20 five and u hal
cents ner nound. live weight
Cattle shipments which will com
mcnce 10 earnest during the comin'
week viii be protractcd through sew
cral weeks 90 follow. Il is stated
All of the cattle sold are In prim,
condition, fat and capable of hacom
INK tho piece de resistance of AM
mans feast
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-04-25
TRUAMT OFFICER
EMFORCES Law
springtimc in Air Causes Boys
to Leave Books for o.
Swimmin' Hole. Girls Also
Play Hockey.

Hosvgn. \ NJ. AmI g. The sup
lorintondcnt of thu publ. lopl sys-
tom Of this citi ppo. FOB So" to
it thai tho compute v"l law ~
th. tcrrltory Viii l., or.'c.d. and the
nrH lttlc johnny mat Shows uF at
the HAY Swnuiulng U"'i or any
other place IN This city during tn"
rcgulH scauol hour $3.50 Hhd hin-
s'ii IN the hands 81 '.t' Mirshal Roy
WouitHr. and he VN g'' to scrN"
part of his time at teas On puhilc
works. " h, J. over fourteen wears oil
.ug,
THIS - not only 400, motto rs given
nut by experimental 81 u Brnshcr,
hut Citv Marshal Wunncr lrcddN has
largo numoor of Warrants ~ tnis
KIND. They have been f,ad q" some
of th' scholars. and stated Co them
tha, ,hcsa Warrant would he held.
aud not enforced a. nus they were
iu school, but lust as -.Hu Is they he
'nmo truanis. thcs. rules would be
pui INTO effect lmmo iaip'I
~ The spring has opi M, IT tas
become the idea of several of the
boys that It was uurh nicer IN th'
swim than 10 STUDY and this has
become So fgsclnni ln them, that
three Of the little girls were pcrsuad'
eel with this idea. and ti,y too fuun,
iit nicer 10 rest under the shade oi
Tho beautiful trees aIonz the banks uI
tho swimming pool, than to bend ovci
their books.
They Were brought before the pro
lessor. and told thai ll school cnild
rem looked alike t. th" supcrintcnd
cnt. and they too would have "
watch ont FOR 'hc enforcement OF thi
iaw Tho first part 81 this week AZ
urrhin was found on The street pod
dliug hI lanns. when ~, supcrntend
cn, thought hc was bur .ne hls whoh
, soul In his books. IT, was brough
before "his maj ssiN vest, rday morn
T ing. and his mother had told him
according to his s'or,, that she di'
4 not want him To- r. to the paulc'
school. bu, tina, M should go to In
/ big school
/ He was given au order to nj
/ teacher IT the plulcy school Whicl
= ud. when this boy fails to ropor
"n time, lotify me" aud was also toll
: that hts mother was not running t'i
schools. anu as tina, was his disIric
u, could go ne uihrr hu, the paulc
s,houl
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-04-25
NOTICE TO CONCRETE CO<rtt\t
TORS.

Scaled proposals for building c"u-
crete or corrugated non calvert
about eight hundred and eighteen
tSiS feet long in Accquia Madrc d"
los Barclas will he received by the citS
council a, the office of the city clerk
until ~ O'Clock noon, Monday. May !.
igii All proposals must be on forums
Furnished bv the city engineer aud
accompanied by certified check for
fifty S5O.00l dollars and made paNa-
BILE To- the treasurer OF the city of
Albuquerque.
Plans may be seen. specifications
and forms of contract and proposals
may be obtained at tn. office of the
city engineer.
The city council reserves the right
10 reject any and all bids
john w ELDER
MAYOR.
JOHN T. McMANUS.
city CLERK,
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-04-25
LEG CRUSHED UNDER
HEAVY FREIGHT WAGON
Ninr-Ncnr.old Lad L. Painful, 1T
ju,d White Driving Long Team of
Mule; Wagon PASSES over Ills
leg.

silver city y NJ, Aprll 2,-Albcrt
Morales. tho 9yearold son of Mr. aad
Mrs. Lorenzo Morales OF Mogollon,
had one OF his legs badly crushed ny
falling under freight wagon last
Monday The lad was on one OF the
horses IN the long freight team ard Ia
attempting TO whip one OF the animals
he fell from his seat Before the
team could bv stopped the wagon
passed over his leg lie was hastily
brought TO silver City 10 The home OF
his grandmother Mrs Rodriguez,
where ne ia receiving medical alton.
lion The bows father WORKS IN The
Musollun mines
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-04-25
pi.OpOS AIS ron CRY PRINTING.

sealed bids will be received from
new spapcrs published IN the city OF
Albuquerque. New Mexico. for city
printing from May 10th, 1911 To May
ION. 1919. said bids - be opened by
the city council az special or regular
meeting To be held on Og after May
lst. 1871.
Each bidder VIII Dee required To en-
close with his bid a rtihcd check
for ten dollars tsl0.0el, payable To
the city 60 insure good faith of did,
checks Ia be returned To- bidders when
contract il entered into.
The person or corporation TO whom
contract il let viii be required 10
furnish bond In the sum of two hun
dred dollars (S2n0. o0l. to be approved
BY lhc mayor and conditioned FOR the
faithful performance 81 the contract
scaled bids are Ia De directed to
the city clerk and marked Bids for
CITY Printing" and mus, be IN tho
hands Of the clerk not later than /
O'Clock. noon, Monday. May Isl, 1911
All bids must specify the amount
Ia oe charged per brewer inch foi
| the first Insertion, and SO mucl
charged for subsequent Insertions. and
! 10 be based on the printing Of ordi'
nnnceS. proclamations, notices, min
utcs. etc.
Job work to bc on 500 or more let
ter heads. 500 or more envelopes, one.
| half sheet BLANKS, unc-third saoe
blanks, aud enc quarter sheet blanks
! for the first one hundred and for each
subsequent one hundred ana all Other
necessary job work
i BIDS Ia be- based on iirst class stoGl
| for commercial printing.
! cay reserves right To- reject an,
land All bids.
| JOHN u. McMANTS,
CITY Clerk
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-04-25
CITY ORDINANCE IS
ENFORCED IN ROSWELL.

Roswell y VI, April % saturday
from until the cou.t OF Justice N.
" Wiu was occupied with thu trial
of Jim Manning Pearl Wilson. Doe
Wilson and VIII Foreman CA The
charge OF having a place of bust
ness IN violation OF the city prohihi
ton ordinance The case was SIN or
trial at o'clock, q crowd Of specta
tors remaining TO hear the evidence
all dav
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-04-25

Il know Of so many eases where wo
men have been cured 10y Lydia T.. Pink.
hams Vegetable Compound that | can
say 10 every suffering woman il that
medicine does not help her, there Is
nothing that will Mrs. JANLTzkI,
1903 Arch -, Chicago. Ill.
This Is the age of substitution, and
women who want cure should insist
upon Lydia T.. pinkham's Vegetable
Compound just as this woman did. and
not accept something else on which the
druggist can make a little more profit.
Women who are passing through this
critical period or who are suffering
from any of those distressing ills pc
,uliar To their sex should not lose sight
of the fact that for thirty years Lydia
H. pinkham's Vegetable Compound,
which is made from roots and herbs
has been the standard remedy for f.,
male ills. In almost every communit,
Won will find women who have beer
restored 10 health by Lydia h. Pink
nam's Vegetable Compound.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-04-25

WILHELM raising 500 chickens on
q nyc-foot lot.
Gillrs--That' nothing You ought
tu see the relatives my wife is taking
care of la our flat. --PuCk
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-04-25

destitute eases.
City reserves right to reject any
ana all bids
JOHN Il McMNNl'S,
CITY Clerk.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-04-25

anal | went ~ the
store 20 get a bottle
Of LYDIA l., Fink
hams Vegetable
Compound hli the
clrrk did not want
60 bet me have it
be- said IL was no
good aud wanted me
to try something
else. but knowing
all about IL | IN
sisted aud finally
got H. and | am 81
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-04-25

Don't think that piles cant be
cured Thousands Of obstinate cases
have been cured hS ponus ointment.
80 cents at any drug store.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-04-25
GOOD ROADS MOVEMENT
GETS ANOTHER BOOST
fund From ~ iaso IA New Ncxl,u
Line l. Hapidi, Being Pushed a.
Completion; Read, Tor LAYING of
GIaN,,.

IA Luna. Tex, Arm 81. Tho Cap.
les compauy's OUTFIT ha4 been mp and
has entirely repaired the macadam
road between ~ pasn uld the New
Mexico state line.
From 80 10 go teams hag. been AT
wore acre grading The newly opened
road toward Las cruces, which il a
continuation 1T the ~ pnso county
macadam road, but these grades arc
80 Sof, yet that tnry are hardly pas
sabi" except Tor teams or high power
machines, the work Of applying the
gray = not yet having been com
ncnccd
Tho santa Fc Is making some cx-
t"nsiyc track improvements north and
south oi herr. having - men an work
at that point nov.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-04-25

My wife and the girls are planning
the summer campaign early this year -
So"
Yes and they think they ought to
go 10 Palm Beach for some prelimi.
nary nanouvers. - Louisville Courier
Journal
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-04-25
FEEDERS LOSING
MONEY ON MUTTON
Kansas City Reports Prices
Considerably Under That of
a Year Ago for Sheep and
Lambs Full Fed.

Kansas city. April .5--Whrn YOU
buy mutton nov tn. pric, sou pay IL
less. or should be- less, than tn. actual
cost OF production. Neither the pack
cr nor butcher loses anything IN the
process OF suppiying you with that
sort of meat, but the corn belt sheep
feeder is up against a 81. 1o0,0o0 loss
on his winters operations IN sheep.
At the stcckyards. men vino are ia
miliur with sheep prices and the ox-
ponsos Of preparing sheep for market
say all sheep marketed since the first
Of the year viii lose the feeder 81 "A
head.
Where the tass- anm In.
since January I nearly three mil
lion sheep have been received ~ the
five western markets. Most of them
were purchased last fall and early In
the winter. when thin, at $3.50 Ia So
hundred pounds. and sent 10 Kan
sas, Missouri, Iowa ana Illinois feed
lots when fat they were returned
to market and the price paid by
dressed meat men seldom exceeded
the cost price to countrymen.
The fault is not with the sheep,
feeder explains. II was Just case
az too many sheep fed during the
winter and the market roahtus,ing
itself from an extraordinary high
level To a lower basis In the first
three months this year receipts ~
sheep at the five western markets
We're I. 2s0. 900 larger than In the cor.
responding time last year.
HUT W. tMN stand H."
sheep feeders are taking their loss
uncomplainingly aud the old line
feeders say that they can stand re-
verses once IN "A while. Prices now
are s3.so 10 ~ ~ hundred pounds
lower than year age, The early
1910 prices were the climax To a pros.
porous nve-ycnr peiiod for sheep
feeders.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-04-25

cali phone No 8. w L. Trimhle. ia
n. 2nd ~.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-04-25

The dancing ,cam. Gem.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1911-05-12
Lorettas looking Up to tie Girl who is "BOgsy

may be successfully exorted But It is
risky business for a sweetheart, who has
not yet acquired the privilege of conjugal
seclusion. to dictate TO her lover. ar.."
Sometimes you want to boss your escort
about just TO show that you can. II makes
him rage inwaray. And you have fash
ION OF telling him not to wear his hat on
thessside, He has worn 1t that way, for
years. There is a bump that makes IT az
most necessary. At least. II Is more com
Portable. But you exercise your peculiar
habit, and It works two ways. He is I'M
comfortable in his hat and in his mind
Then you undertake to weed out his
friends You tell him so-and- so is an I'M
desirable. and you want him to eliminate
him. OF course, you use the. argument
that he is not the kind of man you will
care to receive In your home But. again
be warned! You have not yet settled in
that cottage or flat II you begin TO boss
his friends out OF It before It materiaiiEes
Il may never be-.
know a girl who inaugurated her boss
ing by trying TO dictate against Is cent
cigars She used the argument that what
he spent in cigars day was more, than
the laundress who would do their washing
would receive for her work. He, made the
enigmatical reply that he never did
think washerwomen got enough pay and
he never paid the one they expectedi TO
have In the new home. She was bossed out
OF the HOUSE. that was never bulk. y
The man was bossed out of any wish
play. And the girl bossed herself into old