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The Prescott daily news., 1912-01-20

Come in today and let us sell you a calendar for 1913,
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-07-21

SALESMEN
ESTABLISH A BUSINESS OF YOUR
OWN WITHOUT CAPITAL
Our original plan Of selling groceries
by sample to farmers. stockmen, res
taurants, boarding houses and other
large consumers. enables energetic sales
men to establish quickly a permanent
business OF their own, yielding a splen-
did income. Commission advanced.
Semi monthly settlements. Goods sold
subject TO trial Experience not essen
tial. Write for particulars today, giving
references.
JOHN SEXTON & CO..
WHOLESALE GROCERS.
LAKE d FRANKLIN SITS. CHICAGO.
e2170
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WANTED
WANTED-AGENTH

AGENTS GET BUSY WHILE THE
weather is warm. Sell Andrew" Con-
centrated Beer Extract for making Real
Genuine, intoxicating Beer at home. JUST
BY THE ADDITION OF WATER a cool,
sparkling beer can be made at homo for
LESS THAN TWO CENTS A QUART.
Guaranteed strictly legitimate NO IL
CENSE REQUIRED. Small package,
deliver as you sell. Get ready for the
Terrific sales. Large profits. Territory
being snapped up. Just send postal Well
show you how TO make money quick.
American Products Co. Dept. 2026. Gin
cnnati. o. c2l57
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WANTED
l lNTED-MALB HELP

rANTED-THE UNDERSIGNED
an honest. ambitious man In
n and town where not already
iv represented. Previous eIpe-
We will teach you
ness thoroughly by mall and as
10 start In business for your
bur local representative. Splen-
rfunity for a man without capi-
n into big paying business for
ma become Independent for life.
ional Cooperative Realty Com
"a Msrden bldg. Washington. u:
y e47S
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START IN BUSINESS; BE 1NDEPEND-
ent; I started rs agent. am now big
manufacturer; have hundreds Of agents
working: I'll start you; agents OF ability
wanted to open branch offices and en-
ploy sub agents; no money needed; write
me fully and frankly; do II today. c. E.
Swartzbaugh Co. box 1o4o. Toledo. o.
e21T3
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WANTED
wANTED-FEMALE HELP

BRIGHT, CAPABLE LADIES TO
travel demonstrate and sell Velvetina
toilet specialties to dealers in Utah,
Idaho, Wyoming and Montana s25 to
$50 per week; railroad fare paid. teach
ers nill!ncrs, desirable. Goodrich Sales
Co, 81 East 4th South st., Salt Lake
City. e20SS
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MIDDLE-AGED WOMAN FOR GENER-
al housework in family OF two. Inquire
Lawrence Fox. 354S-M. e1911
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WANTED
wANTED-FEMALE HELP

GOOD GIRL FOR GENERAL HOUSE,
work. no washing, plain cooking; en-
uuire b35 Second avenue e21S1
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1CH YOU A TRADE IN A FEW
TB time: no expense but your
Electricity, automobiles, plump
lkleying. 100 satisfied workmen
-orty jobs going. Catalogue lree'
Trade School Contracting O.;
teies- e4io
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WANTED-sINGLE WOMAN TO DO
bookkeeping and assist In managing
an office. 339 Atlas bldg elsie
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WANTED-CoMPETENT LADY STEM
oerhpher. Phone Was 55I for ap-
pointment. soni6
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FURRIERS
STOVE AND RANGE REPAIRS

Innings. CRATES AND WATER
Jackets. all makes. G. D. Lovett Foun-
dry. "A N. 7th West Bell 2so4-K. a25o3
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BARCLEY CORSETS ARE LIKE OLD
friends: they wear we'll; made to meas
urements: guaranteed to ht, not to break
or rust. Wasatch 3091K. Competent
business women wanted TO take agencies
In Utah towns. 40 Woodruff Apt.
n34s4
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hFMD Ep-TO TRADE CORNER LOT
PA.r5Ipi&r Grove for cement work as
+sment- Call Wasatch 2s44-J.
Fl IS e2O6s
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GENERAL SERVANT, MUST BE GOOD
cook. wages IS per week; 66 D st. Was,
317. e236a
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-07-21

AT THE CLOSE OF LAST NIGHTS
business there We're several permanent
and temporary positions for competent
stenographers untitled at the Remington
Typewriter Co. free employment depart
ment. 1t pays to register here. Reming-
ton Typewriter Co., liz So. w. Temple;
el942
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A SNAP; STRICTLY MODERN FIVE
room cottage, with furnace. bath. elec-
trlc lights, large screened porch. large lot.
with barn, chicken runs. etc, half block
from 9th East car line, for rent. free
OF charge. to couple without children
provided they will furnish desirable board
and room to lady stenographer; room to
be unfurnished, Address G-s0, Tribune.
Wasatch 1927. e24lO
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-07-21

TRAVELLER TO EMPLOY WOMEN TO
sell American Queen corset. Best
corset; best terms. Liberal salary and
expense allowance. Extra commission
and bonus, Permanent position. Ameri-
can Corset company. desk IT. Chicago,
eo164
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GOOD GIRL FOR GENERAL HOUSE
work, one who can go homo nights
preferred. 5i9 East 9Th South. e2367
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GOOD COOK FOR SMALL FAMILY.
good wages. 1877 E. South Temple.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-07-21

LADY AGENTS; MUST BE HUsTLERs
IN and out OF town; railroad fare paid
Call 713 So. End West 10 a. m eeo1.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-07-21

COOK FOR COUNTRY TOWN
.fF $50. Address c. 4. Buchanan.
elr. utah. elS36
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GIRL FOR GENERAL HousEwoRE.
1b3 18th East e20T0
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APPLY AT SITE
~ Salt Lake City high school,
IL between sth and 9th South,
nm. contractor,
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WANTED-CoLoNIZ MAN WITH
experience to handle the sale Of citrus
fruit lands on the famous Ridge In Flo
Tida- One with an organisation preferred
Very liberal contract, Can earn $1,000 in
commissions monthly. W. J. Howey &
Mo. eo1Sa
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MAN WITH INITIATIVE AND EX-
ecutive ability. capable Of handling g.
state, selling exclusive advertising prop
osition giving merchant over 100 new
customers at once, refunding cost II not
satisfied. Drawing account. also commits
sion on recorders. Curiosity and advance
seekers don't answer. J. B. Rush, IL N
Franklin st., Chicago. ILL., e2166
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-07-21

THOROUGH YOUNG GROCERYMAN
desires position with wholesale grocery.
Familiar costs, general routine OK. at
figures, selling ability. G-6, Tribune
e20S2
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,c5{RST- CLASS PATTERN MAKER
& stern Foundry & Machine Co.
3lbtaH. d64t
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SECONDHAND CLOTHING.

HIGHEST PRICE PAID FOR SECOND
hand clothing. WaBatch 451a. e24l'
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GOOD PASTURE. 81 PER MONTH; IN,
ouIre Alhambra park. between Sth and
7th East on 18th South eSlso
OFFICE SPACE. WITH STENOGRA-
lher and telephone; very reasonable
zoo Boston bldg. dSflS
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-07-21

I'D AND UNSKILLED LABOR.
also hotel help. 1874 SO.
-~Iemple. Wasatch $50. alo5S
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-07-21

D-GOOD LIVE Statesmen
Insurance for the Aetna Lie
q company. in the state OF Utah.
'ntracts for men who can show
Address c. Ed. Moss, manager.
ton bldg. Salt Lake City, Utah.
ei997
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WANTED-TO RENT

YOUNG BUSINESS MAN DESIRES
room with breakfast. walking distance
Address CT, Tribune. e2lS2
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7-ROOM MODERN HOUSE, NO CAR
rare TO pay. 35s E. 7th South. S25 per
month.
Large store room and cement basement.
147 West Third South.
J. BAUMGARTEN. BOT Scott Bldg.
dooA
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-07-21

AGENTS vAssERs-wANT MORE
long green2 Doubtless you deserve II.
Here is your opportunity. Send postal
for particulars. BURTON CO., C-30
Devils Slide, Utah. e2169
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GIRLS IN ALL DEPARTMENTS, PAL
ACC Laundry Co. 75s e. 4th So. e2s62
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-07-21

sALEsMEN-EACH CITY FOR THE
a quick summer seller. You put out
agents, see the trade. No experiences re-
quired.. No salary-grabbers wanted. but
men who want to earn big money. write
to the General Appliance Corporal ton. 221
Centre st. New York City. 1857
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" LEARN JEwELRY TRADE.
IA MFG. & Eng. Co. 126 Main St.
r- e2095
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fG TO MONTANA, RAILROAD
I<aborers. $3.50; teamsters. y. 90
II drIllers. S2.75: station men, 3oc
Il plow shakers, S2.75. wheeler
f2.75; handy men. s2.75 to $500
L trouble. SHEPPARD'S Emp.
s112 W. End South st. Phone w.
e1s9s
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tfttAN OR PHARMACIST TO
physlclans and druggists. l.. A.
9 WI, GRAND hotel. e2093
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:cNTHLY AND EXPENSES TO
q snd distribute samples for big
cturer: steady work. S Schef-
= fisherman. Chicago. c2l59
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PROFIT. START IN
)E sss for yourself. Don't worry
lnpital No experience. Boyd II.
a. Omaha. Neb. e2160
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Il, MAN FOR STENOGRAPHIC
BBIteneia office work. Apply Utah
-unlng Co. Bingham Canyon. el999
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FRST- CLASS BUSHELMAN AND
-r and one experienced solicitor
e cleaning business. Bingham
x Co, Bineham. Utah, c2005
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EMPLOYMENT AGENCY. BASE
First Congregational church We
position free OF charge, Tele-
,~yasatch 5s22 1866
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fGoOD SOLICITORS TO HAN
-lple goods direct TO consumer,
TO work In district as
% you 10 sell 10 your customers
NTH 10 month: this work VIII
y. pay you good wages. Call from
r $50 10 $50 p. M, e2S w. Is.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-07-21

'nNMENT WANTS POSTOFFICE
carriers 1855 month";; examlna-
oming. coaching free. Franklin
b Dept. AIR. Rochester, y. Y:
" el207
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ARDS EMPLOYMENT AGENCY.
Red Front" 112 West md South.
lrters railroad and mining help.
- ei543
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dxON EMPLOYMENT AGENCY.
4 and unsltil'sd laborers fur
y 40 East lst South. corner Com
= Phone Wasatch 1888 DAB
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. ,GRAPHER FOR r. r. POSITION
Auen; $500 per month. call Rem
Co 1T2 So, w. Temple.
E3I e19i0
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GIRL FOR GENERAL HOUSEWORK,
End So. Was. 32S4-M e2365
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stPORERs FOR GOVERNMENT
: IN Strawberry valley. good wages,
r5immins & Co. Call Murray go r
at e2307
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|or r1OUNG MEN WITH BICYCLES.
6 Rf wages; steady employment;
ltsr 10 learn tclegraphy. W, u. Tel
a2s43
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DISHES FREE-wE WILL GIVE YOU
absolutely free a beautiful 21-piece
dinner set II you will interest IL OF your
friends in our magazine. We want to
give away set OF dishes in every To-
cality. Ask for our big free dish propo-
sition Farmer & Ranchman, Cheyenne.
Wyoming. e215o
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I'd HENAGEP'S BUSINESS
rpts IL you want the best. New stu
.1a'uay enroll any time. Positions
BED. Investigate. e903
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SODA DISPENSER
;Ntnent position. Address G-I6
y c227S
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-hROAD LABORERs. TEAM
-,nd station men: wages $3.50 and
lr day: long Jobs; good station
best prices In country, George
tension OF r. A. e p. railway
q. Mont. Clifton, Applegato q
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ctrHS EMPLOYMENT AGENCY
nr restaurant and household help.
for laborcrs
~ End South Phones 464.
II c743
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CUSHIONS, UPHoLsTERING

MATTRESSES AND SPRINGS RE-
paired, Salt Lake Mattress & Mfg
CO. Phones 1898. pl65s
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tfSE GENERAL AGENCY, 266
/, list South, Wasatch 1871. Help
|, Ia for hotels. restaurants and pH-
niles: also work by the day: rail-
ID construction work: mining
n. d3708
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fpRERS. s2.75 HOURS. FOR
-1te work; HERMAN. Utah. Board
week. Have own bedding. Apply
9Qs oiocE- e2306
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MEN TO SELL
ROLES. wholesale. to the consumers.
lie territory. Good commissions.
asi Aculars write Edgar Jones Com
I,s ,Bs 2sth Street, Ogden. Utah.
ro d3102
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FOR RENT GARAGE.

FOR RENT-AUTOMoBILE GARAGE.
saiesroou. etc. fully equipped and the
best location In the city. State street be-
tween End and srd South: formerly occu-
Mod by the Randall Dodd company. From
JuIy l. Apply G.. S. Holmes office. Sem
loh hotel. eleiv
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-07-21

NE MAN. MUST BE FIRST
Isfash and door man, c. j. Humph-
den, Utah. ep9I9
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-07-21

GIRL FOR COOKING AND GENERAL
housework- $40 East Brigham street
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-07-21

WANTED. MTDDLE-AGED WOMAN
for chambermaid mt Hercules hotel, Sc
West 3rd South. e990
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statesmen WANTED-NO EXPERI-
ence required. Positions assured Earn
nositions now w npsn % naHins sioon a. ssoSo
a year. Write today for particulars and
list OF openings. Address nearest office
Dept. 4es, National Salesmen's Training
City. Seattle. New Orleans. Toronto.
e21e1
The Mathews journal. (Mathews C.H. [Court House]) 1903-1937, 1912-01-18

bers was a vivid sort OF nightmare.
lie was back in his boyhood days and
mis- rather had him out In the wood
shed applying the classic shinKIe
treatment. He awoke and beheld a
policeman welding a niEhtstick in
stead OF a shingle. McCutcheon sat
up and looked around him wildly He
was In a room he had never seen be-
Iore, dainty apartment with a deli
cate odor OF sachet powder permeat-
ing II; with bureau covered with
dainty silver articles. Curtains on the
windows were tied with pink ribbons
and the brass bed had lace-edged pill
lows. sheets and counterpanes
hey. demar ded McCutcheon;
where am -"
Here he was miles away from home
IN the apartment Of a Mrs. Foster at
ZoSz broadway. He had invaded the
ooudoir OF her daughter. Pattie. had
seen the pretty bed and liked IL, had
taken OFT his hat had pulled the sky
oiue, beflowered comfort up to his
slumber.
He didn't know Mrs. Foster; didn't
know Miss Pattie: didn't know anv-
BODY in the neighborhood: couldn't
tell how he'd got there. When Mrs.
roster and her daughter got home
from paying a call about 10 O'Clock
they heard a noise like wood-sawing
IN Miss Pattie's room. They had rush.
ed from the apartment in fright and
pnoned the police. With six uniform
ed patrolmen at his back came Detec-
tive Maddox. They found McCutcheon.
he was still saving wood. He was
doing IL with his nose
The Mathews journal. (Mathews C.H. [Court House]) 1903-1937, 1912-01-18
The Winter Swimmers.

IhOse genial imbeciles the meu-
Ders OF New York's Arctic Swimming
Cluo, are at II again. The other day
they took their annual winter din in
the ocean and now they're saving %
all their friends: Come on in: the
waters fine" The day they had chosen
Ior thelr gambolS in the surf was one
OF the Warmest ever seen in Decsm-
per- but the risk they ran was great
nevertheless Like their rivals of the
Serpentlne Swimming Club in London
they are proud of the publicity at
tracted by their annual spectacrIar
stunt and evidently that in ali thew do
II 1or. NOW, going swimming in win
ter In this latitude is all right for tho.e
mat pretend to like II, and 81 the few
ensuing cranks would only keen at a.
until they perish from pneumonia and
NOT seek 10 make converts to their
ldea, there would be little cause FOR
criticism. But when they start
propaganda to rope in other idiots a..
time to call a halt.
These winter swimmers are a rood
oeal IKE the OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
ing fellows raised to the nth mower
they want everybody else to be as
,ooilsh as they are. For the average
INDIVIDUAL bathing outdoors in frae7-
ing weather or worse ia slow s,,iciSe
sometimes the suicide is not 90 slov
members OF the Arctic Swimming CInb
are making fine record for reckless
ness, but that is all. About tho oDIv
persons who really approve their ex-
plolts are the undertakers There &c
lothIhs brave about plunging into lev
WSter IN mtd-December While tboSa
who do so can hardly he lockad -,
Oh the charge Of disorderly conduct. II
would seem that their case noight sci,
pe passed upon by a commission in
iuhacN.-Pittsburg Gazette-Times.
The Mathews journal. (Mathews C.H. [Court House]) 1903-1937, 1912-01-18
SIGHT OF WEAPON
SCARED THEM AWAY

RICHM OND. VA, Special
Terrified by the sight OF so many
deadly weapons" the burglars who
'Jimmied" their way Into the Howit-
zers' Armory late Saturday night. fled
from the building without moleeting
anything, according to the report of
Detective Sergeant John Wiley, who
visited the armory shortly after it
had been entered.
A janitor employed in the City Hall
discovered that the building had been
broken into, and he at once notified
Building Inspector Beck, who in turn
notified police headquarters.
Accompanied by Detective Wiley.
the Building Inspector visited the ar
nory. They found that the large front
door on the Seventh Street side had
been forced, the heavy steel lock hav-
ing been nearly cut in two and then
bent as with a powerful Jimmy"
careful inspection within the ar
mory showed, as far as Inspector Beck
and Detective Wiley could ascertain.
that nothing had been taken, though
quantities of rifles and sidearms were
accessible. WOrkmen were immedi-
ately summoned, and a new and heav-
Ter lock placed upon the front door.
The Mathews journal. (Mathews C.H. [Court House]) 1903-1937, 1912-01-18
JUDGE S. B. WITT
SERIOUSLY I'LL

RICHMOND VA Special
Judge Samuel b. Witt, of the
Hastings Court, Is very i'll at his
home, sos Parke Ave, with touch of
pneumonia and serious cOmPIica-
lions. Three doctors and several
trained nurses are in attendance.
Several days ago the Judge con-
tracted severe cold, and though it
did not APPEAR TO be serious. he re-
manned indoors, Judge Ernest Wells,
of Washington Ward, presiding for
him in the Hastings Court.
Saturday. however, the cold became
much worse, settling in the bronchial
tubes, and pneumonia, induced proba-
bly, by the sudden change in tempera-
ture, almost Immediately developed.
Members OF Judge Wits family ex-
press themselves as being very hope
full today. The judge appears to be
much stronger, is breathing better, is
fully conscious and has practically no
fever.
Judge Witt was educated at Rich
mond College. and when quite q young
man was member of the law firm of
Witt & Caskie, being associated with
James Caskie. of this city. He was
first elected Commemorative Attor-
ney and then promoted to the bench
of the Hastings Court, which he has
adorned for nearly two decades He
Is regarded as a lawyer of exceptional
ability and his opinion on matters of
criminal law commands great weight
in every court in this State.
The Mathews journal. (Mathews C.H. [Court House]) 1903-1937, 1912-01-18
Signs of n Bad One

Inc professor who reads character
rom physiognomY pointed to the hoy
opposite. He belongs to the criminal
Npe' said the professor. Look al
ms eyes. his ears. his cheek bones his
houth-criminal. every one of then, -
Inc boy sat Very still. All abon,
MN were other boys swinging hail
pats and cutting each others ears. but
mat the professor said, was only ths
natural overflow of animal spirits. the
Hulet boy was too thoroughly steeped
IN crlminality TO have any animal snir-
us Just as the professors compan-
ION was beginning to wonder if 4, va.
Saie 10 ride in the same car with the
Southiul degenerate the boy reached
EoWh INTO his pocket and brought
Iorth white flower. Il was a com
mon held flower. a cluster of tiny
Hhlte blossoms topping a slender stalk
me boy seemed very fond of il. He
t"lrled the stalk, he stroked the leaves
ahu petals and every touch was son
ana tender. But the professor had no
eyes Tor those gentle fingers. he was
ihteht on the unmistakable signs of
inherited depraVity. ~
bad one he is. all right" said III.
head. ne q the
But the other person looked AT the
noNtr again. bad one, was he9
Maybe; but the other person had
uou bts.-New York Times
The Mathews journal. (Mathews C.H. [Court House]) 1903-1937, 1912-01-18
Evidences of a IHa.l,no Nren,orv

United States Senator O'Gorman ~
New York. has a long list of irish
stories, and he tells this one to prove
that not all Irish people are insensi-
oIS 10 the value of money:
Fat was on his deathbed. and at
ms side knelt his faithful and loving
wife, Mary.
In my last moments" said Pat
want to tell you how We stand
financially Tom O'Rourke owes us
eleven dollars"
Praise be 10 the Virgin" excla;n,-
eu Mary, with a look Of rapturous
to the last"
And continued Pat, BILLY Din
mn owes us twenty-five dollars"
Mind as clear as a bell. and him
near TO DEATH" interrupted Mary
again.
And" Pat resumed. Tim Doolin
owes us six dollars and twenty-one
cents"
Was ever mans memory like
that" questioned Mary. eOstatic in
her wonder.
Then" said Pat. I'VE eve Billy
Crocker fourteen dollars
THE saints preserve us!" cried
Mary, in distress. Deaths on the
man. He's daft-raVinE crazy!''-The
Twice-a-Month Popular Magazine