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The San Francisco call and post. [volume] (San Francisco, Calif.) 1913-1929, 1913-12-31
Said Cnyier to the Devil: "YOu
Can't Eat Me; You're a
Vegetarian
.egetarian


Christmas day gone and memory. New Year
Many have wasted this week DOING something
The more fortunate will begin TO GET THINGS CO.
expect to BEGIN the year well.
Not what you GOING to do beginning tomorrow but
what you do beginning TODAY is what counts
The important thing keep your courage off fear
realize that the real worker beatenand listen
mournful predictions disheartened takers.
you examine situation cosely-as examined the
devi-you will find that there is always way
Cuvr great naturalist the three most learned
that have vedAristotle Bacon and Cuvier up OUR
list What is your list?
Cuver gave place superstition devil
like certain other religious characters like that
he did not want the people educated because educated
does believe the dev-and believed hurts the
devils feelings and his profits.
Wild stormy night putting finishing touches
TO ms great work egne animal distribute dapres son organisa
ton There three caps of thunder strong smell of
phu dismal clankn of chains and the devil stood beside Cuv
his desk
Cuvier said himself: Here's
something catalogued in my book"
The devil in deep voice said I'm going vou"
YOU might have been frightened in Cuvers place WE might
have been frightened But Cuvier ca for he could tell
nature of an animal at glance.
he who first told the world how entire
extinct monster from small piece of fossil bone.
He looked at the devils head with horns it.
He looked at the devils feet with hoofs them.
He laughed at the devil and said: Horns!
devsh ignorance you're vegetarian You can't
The devil as usual quoted Scripture saying: Al flesh is
grass-I you, if vegetarian he had lost
heart and nublng something about not being able 70 ss
all Cuviers the folks in
hell that he did not know what the world coming
The devil did not get that night The great scientist
honoed Napoleon lived be the
Boubons died happy honored glorious in 1882
having lived to see the French revolution the steam railroad train
and the steamboat
Those who took the devils view, that teach the
people much said preached that get Cuver
after Cuvier debut many doubt it.
Look your troubles calmly fearlesy ntegent1y as old
Cuvr looked the devil and will not be badly frightened
The hard threatens turns
out to be vegetarian unable anybody.
Do work, keep Make what you part help
others in big little way, finish THIS year we'll Begin next
year courageously and with sel-contro.
All the devils of hard high living
won't get you You'll be able say said you
cat me-
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Type Serves to Show
How Difficult Was the
DEVELOPMENT

1t serves to show how difficult
was the work of developing man
out of lower animal type, Ma
ture had, apparently, to try again
and again. with that patience and
that contempt of expense which
she always exhibits, and at last
she succeeded
SO, whether the pithecanthro-
pus was a primitive man, carry
ing locked up in him all the Won
derful possibilities of evolution
which that state of being would
imply, or whether he was only
an aspiring ape who could not
make good his hold on a higher
level of existence, we must read
about him and the controversies
he cites with equal interest.
The San Francisco call and post. [volume] (San Francisco, Calif.) 1913-1929, 1913-12-31
e. Fo0tnotes Of Hunor g 6,

Miss Brown told me that you paid
her such charming compliment the
other evening"" said Mrs. Coddington
TO her husband, something about her
being pretty. The poor girl was SO
pleased. / don't see how you men can
be so untruthful."
II should think you'd know by this
time that I'm never untruthful," said
Mr. Coddington. reproachfuliy. II
said she was just as pretty as she
could be, and so she was
y X
you naughty, cruel boy!" said the
very fashionably dressed young
woman. who was taking a stroll in
the park, to the urchin whom she
found despoiiIng a birds nest How
can you be so heartless as to take
those eggs2 Think of the poor
mother bird when she comes back
and
That's all right. miss" interrupted
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there was discovered at Mauer,
in Germany, human jaw pre-
cisely corresponding with that
which the anthropologist had at
tributed to the pithecanthropus.
To which must be added the
fact that the best authorities
assign to "the man of Mauer"
an antiquity corresponding with
that which has generally been
assigned to the pithecanthropus.
AT the same time there are
authorities who deny to the
pithecanthropus a place in the
line of human descent. Among
these is Professor Boule of
Paris, who thinks it probable
that the pithecanthropus was a
species of giant monkey, allied
to the gibbons, and superior to
its congeners not only in stature
but also in size of skull, in
which. it approaches the lower
limit for man.
There may have been a group
of these overgrown gibbons de-
veloped in Java, thinks Professor
Boule, and they may have been
driven into extinction by virtue
of the very fact that they were
not physically developed in ac-
cord with their environment.
Professor Boule himself adj
rnits that there are resemblances
to the human type in the pithe-
canthropus, and that its skull
seems to have been intermedi-
ate in form between that of the
monkey and that of man, but
he denies that such resemblances
and correspondence necessarily
proves a real ancestral relation
ship.
But even if this view of the
Paris anthropologist be admitted
as probably correct it hardly at
all diminishes the interest of the.
pithecanthropus, because it only
reveals in that creature being
which certainly made start to-
ward human evolution, though
it may never have idItiy entered
upon the path.
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g g Evening Calls g q

Turkey adhesive
plaster better repair its map?
Attorneys of $52 OOO
Was the bankruptcy before after the lawyers arrived?
in Indiana has the So
They must have been made to, well last
They have exhibition poultry show How
that be- at this time of the year?
An poultry
electric light That's the light they usually flourish under
The American painted Here's
where copyright phrase: The black troupe
Maybe upper of building
but the altitude of Office
he - -
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the boy; the mother bird is dead"
The young woman's expression re-
fiected disbelief.
How do you known" she asked
sharply.
Cos sees 'er on your at" was
the reply.
y II
Old Fraud - And after floating
about on the spar for three whole
days. I was finally washed ashore,
sir
Gent tunimpressed)-"Ah and IL
wouldn't hurt you to be washed
ashore again, either"
4
In spite OF his we'll known poor
Workmanship. a certain Englishman
was invited to the country for a
days shooting. The attendant in
great distress witnessed miss after
miss.
Dear me-" at last exclaimed the
The San Francisco call and post. [volume] (San Francisco, Calif.) 1913-1929, 1913-12-31
* X Curious Facts X X

When a Siamese girl attains the
age OF 80 without marrying she Is la
beled and placed In a privileged class
under the special care of the king,
who binds himself to find a husband
for her. His method is delightfully."-
simple. prisoner in any one of the
Siamese jails may gain his pardon
and release by marrying one of the
mature maidens. Whether he is al
ready married or not is OF no great
consequence. for in Siam man is not
restricted to one wife.
The largest estate in the United
Kingdom Is that belonging to the
duke of Sutherland. which extends to
7s9.200 acres.
Henry Elionsky. we'll known
American long distance swimmer. has
Just succeeded in swimming from
Brooklyn bridge to Bay Ridge. . dis-
The San Francisco call and post. [volume] (San Francisco, Calif.) 1913-1929, 1913-12-31

Monday at a variety theater in the
north Of England. In reply he wired:
Regret can not come. Have eaten
the act"
y n
An army chaplain came across a
baggage column with q wagon stuck
fast
Men. sec you are in dificulties."
he said. Can BIO of any assistance ?"
Yes. sir" exclaimed one of the
drivers, by making yourself scarce.
You see, we can't very we'll say to tho
horses what they'd understand while
you're about"
y n y
Doctor-''I hope you are following
my instructions carefully Sandy-the
pills three times day, and drop Of
whisky at bedtime"
Sandy--"Weel, sir. may be a wee
bit behind WI the pills, but I'm ABBOTT
six weeks in front WI the whusky..
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lance of about four miles, with hands
and feet tied. towing a boat in which
were seven men. The total weight of
the boat and its occupants was 1868
pounds. The swimmer was three hours
and ten minutes in the water.
Five years ago a bachelors club
was founded in Severance, Colo, with
20 members, but the club has just
been disbanded. owing to the fact
that all the members are. or are about
to be married. and. according to the
rules. are no longer eligible for mem
bership.
Three-tenths of the earnings of a
Belgian convict are given to him on
the expiration OF his term OF impris-
onment.
According to the most expert stat
isticians the Atlantic ocean has an
area Of 24,5se.ooo square mileA
The San Francisco call and post. [volume] (San Francisco, Calif.) 1913-1929, 1913-12-31
WHEN MOTHER WEEPS
BY HARRY BAKER

THE earth seems sad, the skies are gray
When Mother weeps
j Her tears, they blind the light Of day,
The sun has not one beaning ray
When Mother weeps.
When Mother weeps feel sad, too.
When Mother weeps
All things are wrong; spoiled is the view
And everything about looks blue
When Mother weeps.
Mothers tears-how much they neanl
When Mother weeps
My heart is touched, no joy I CLEAN.
Each boy must feel the same, ween
When Mother weeps.
AS each tear falls all joy is slain
When Mother weeps
Those tears that fall like dewy rain
For peeling onions causes painl
So Mother weepsl
The San Francisco call and post. [volume] (San Francisco, Calif.) 1913-1929, 1913-12-31

Ship ahoyl California has seagoing railroad commission
Lastw all lived turkey has This
beef hash.
doesn't military Panama Please
when
At cosmopolitan college gathering Iowa college yes given
20 We thought
were yelled-the language OF "osk Wow Wow
tango greatest
France Paris good before the
discovered
decided build
of
The San Francisco call and post. [volume] (San Francisco, Calif.) 1913-1929, 1913-12-31
The Pithecanthropus,
in Ancestral Line, Is
Interesting

If the pithecanthropus really
belongs in our ancestral line he
is as interesting a figure as the
remote past contains. We see
him, with his big bushy head,
his crooked legs, his bent back,
his long arms, away back there
close to the point where the
paths divided which led in one
direction to the cities of men
and the wonders of the mind,
and in the other direction to the
tropical forests and the haunts
of climbing creatures to whom
nature gave, as in mockery, hui
man masks hiding only brute
brains.
He stands there the most an
cient, the most distant, Of the
creatures which felt the impulse
of awakening humanity. He is
almost at the bottom of the long
hill. He is striking into the mar
row path which leads continual
ly upward Around him are
other beings to whom the same
opportunity came, who were led
to the beginning of the same
straight, mounting way, but who
turned aside, leaving him to pur-
sue alone his pilgrimage
It is a curious and significant
fact that after the discovery of
the remains of the pithecan-
thropus in 1892 an anthropolo-
gist undertook to reconstruct,
upon anatomical principles, the
missing jaw (for nothing of the
head was found except the top
of the skull and few scattered
teeth, and several years later
The San Francisco call and post. [volume] (San Francisco, Calif.) 1913-1929, 1913-12-31

THE problem of the famous
ape man of Java, the "pith-
ecanthropus erectus," is
again under discussion by the
psychologists (students of an
cient life), and they still are un-
able to agree whether this mys-
terious creature was a kind of
primitive human being or only
an extraordinary specimen of the
ape tribe who happened to be
born with big head.
A French writer has put the
actual situation among the learn
ed men in few words: For
some the pithecanthropus is
man; for others he is monkey;
for others still he is an animal
intermediary between man and
monkey"
The average reader may say to
himself that he doesn't care what
the pithecanthropus was Bother
the pithecanthropus! But that
would be a very unintelligent at
titude to assume We have ar
rived at a period of intellectual
development when what is called
prehistory has as great (if not
greater) importance for us as
history itself.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-05-04
UNDER MUSLNNS

MAIN FLOOR TO THE RIGHT.
CORSET coVERs-A large variety of very pretty
styles trimmed with fine laces and pretty % hA
embrod deries. 75c corset for ,O OV
A GIG ASSORTMENT OF VERY HANDSOME COR
SET COVERS, all made OF fine material and
trimmed with dainty aces and exquisite GS = 40
embroideries; 100 values .VD Az
GOWNS, made Of fine quality muslin high neck
or slp-over styles trimmed wit, with ,n lace &EC
DRAWE Rs-women's muslin drawers. plain or
embroidery trimmed; made of good % - o
quality muslin: all Sizes CSC values .,,..,,G SBV
PETTICOATS-Muslin pettIcoats,, made of good
quality muslin. with flounce OF lace g. - "A
or embroidery; Sl.5o skirts for ........... 9eOC
PRINCESS SLiPS-Priucess slips made of very fine
nansook. with real hand embroidery yoke; very
rich and dainty $500 ScB HH
slips FOR '.'-''.'''.,''.'.. ''.''...''.'' ~ 4s ~
CHILDREN'S PRINCESS SLIPS of fine cambric,
nicely trlmme ID with lace Os
embroidery; 81. slips for ..........-.... I'd ~
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-05-04

Beautiful Rich Cut Glass
MAIN FLooR-MAlN AISLE.
1000 PIECES OF HIGH GRADE, RICH CUT GLASS.
guaranteed TO be genuine and cut on the highest
grade flint crystal, and not on the lime pot
glass common In popular priced cut glass--the
lot contains handsome bowls water Jugs. fern
dishes, cases butter dishes, decanters and other
s9Sse ss our and openns aEs weais sais up to $3.50
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-05-04

CORSETS
MAIN FLOOR, TO THE LEFT.
NEW SPRING MODEL, "JUSTRlTE" coRsETs-
low bust and long extended hip effect. made OF
good quality batiste coutil: On n A
SI.75 values for .......,.........,.... ID y H. %
A SPLENDID NEW SPRING MODEL CORSET
medium low bust, long. extended hiD made OF ex
celent material combining durability o. S0
and style; sl25 value for ,s.,..-..-.,.... .0eOC
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-05-04

BED SPREADS
NEW DEPARTMENT.
$3.50 WHITE DAMASk BED SPREADS full
Size. plain frnged. with without &1 SM
cut corners. Opening special Monday .Sp u a. "
s1.25 CROCHET BED SPREAD, full size extra
heavy and strong 2ER
2sc GRADE BABIES CRIB BLANKETS, good size.
very soft and fleecy; Sn
Monday extra special II az
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-05-04

Household Linens and Bedding
NEW DEPARTMENT..
15o PILLOW CASES, size 42x3s .nches; made OF
good strong muslin, finish; I'm
contains starch; each ~
25c PILLOW CASES, size 45x3s; made OF very fine
muslin. plain hemstitched. DR0
SOC BED SHEETS, size 72xs4 inches; made Of soft
finished muslin very strong 0Sn
stoo LARGE SIZE SEAMLESS SHEETS; made of
very heavy muslin. RMn
Calender finish .............. .,,........ eD eUC
si25 FULL SIZE WHITE CRocHETED BED
SPREADS g very heavy and 9E~
durable spread ...,-.......... ..........- oaOS
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-05-04
TOWELS AND TOWELING

LEATHER GOODS
NEW DEPARTMENT-THIRD SECTION TO THE
RIGHT
AS AN OPENING SPECIAL we offer 1000 suit cases,
travelling bags. grips and satches; made of solid
cowhdc sole leather, w0rus and African veldt.
fully equipped with straps and best make of locks
and catches value a.
10 $1,000 for ......,:.;,::. ..,........ y OsO0
1000 ALL LEATHER HAND BAGS, regular size
and assorted styles fitted with coin purses: the
white kid bags; values 0hA
St.5o MATING SUIT CASES, size "a and 90. strong
metal AMI frame, good lock; Just the thing
for your outing; An
opening sale ..ST ~ . - W
1000 BRASS TRAYS. genuine Russian hand work,
l2-ipch size. cast brass handles; 9E~
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-05-04

Handkerchiefs, Laces, Neckwear
SECOND SECTION. TO THE LEFT.
ONE GREAT SAMPLE LINE OF fine imported Swiss
embroidery handkerchIcfs slightly soled, but
the values to 75C: n -
all at price. each ...,..,,.,,,..,.,.,A n opV
1sc LAcES in fancy walls and linen rorchons, with
insertions TO match; many pretty pat On
terms and variety OF widths; special. yd UV
30 PIECES OF VAL LACE, In a large NAo
variety Of patterns. 12-yard piece.,.....,,, u ~
Soc LACE COLLARS. In large variety GpNn
OF square or round shapes .--....,,....... - OO
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-05-04

TO RIGHT OF MAIN AISLE
AN ENORMOUS ASSORTMENT OF GIRLS zoo
WASHABLE DRESSES Monday at-.-.--. eO ~
Made OF chambray and imitation linens; ages s to
IA years: extra exceptional value.
GIRLS MILDLY BLoUSES, good quality, prettily
trimmed. all sizes ages from ANn
to IS years, at %aS O&
OPENING SPECIAL cHILDREN'S RoMPERS made
of an extra good quality of chanprays singbams.
nadrases and linens; all sizes SDMn
and coors ~ ~
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1913-07-01
TALK OF THE TOWN

Regular meeting Bright Star Rebekar
lodge, No. Is, Wednesday evening, July
=, at s o'clock. Per order noble grand.
The Bonaccord football club viii
hold its monthly meeting tonight
Tuesday,, at O'Clock in the pavilion
Per order president.
A new arrival at the central fire sta
tion is Peter stalwart black horse
who viii take a position on the chemi-
cal combination No. ? in the future
Peter weighs some !, 525 hands and
came TO Barre from Brookfield. He had
never been away from his native heath
er before, but the firemen have put him
through the traces several times already
and he promises TO become as good a
fire horse as Joker the white steed
who is yoked beside him on the chemi-
cal.
Don't forget the biggest baseball at
traction of the season. On July 4 The
Havana Red Sox of Buffalo, n. v, will
play the Barre Athletics double head
er at Intercity park. The first game
will start at 1880 a. m, and the sec
ond game at p. m. The Havana Red
Sox come to Barre backed by most
enviable reputation. They are said to be
about the fastest colored baseball team
organized in the United States to-day.
The team claims victories over many
large organized league teams.-Adv.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1913-07-01
Montpelier Band Concert.

There will be band concert at Mont
peier tomorrow "wednesday evening,
at s o'clock, with the following pro-
gram:
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1913-07-01
Ladies' White Dresses

We are putting into this sale all
the White Dresses we have left in
odd lots that are mussed and those
that we carried from last season at
prices TO close them at once.
At S1.9S are four Dresses in
white that sold at $3.50 to $1,000.
At S4.9S are three Dresses in a
good style lace and muslin trimmed
Dress; are Dresses that sold at
$500. Now only S49S.
AT one-half the regular prices are
a lot of odd White Dresses in quail
tiles from $3.50 to $3.50. These are
selling at just one-half the former
price.
We have some very good White
Dress values which have just come
in. These are the Dresses that are
made by the Riverton people, which
is a guarantee as to fit and service,
as well as the style.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1913-07-01

In this clean up sale are lot of
odd Suits in the seasons best styles
and values. These are Suits you can
get the full value from, as they will
make good fall Suit. The prices
we are making are not as much as
the material alone would cost that is
in them.
In this lot of Suits are medium
light colored garments in qualities
that sold at from $3.50 to $3.50.
Now all on one rack to clean up
stock at just one-half price.
When you can get a good Suit at
$1,000 that is worth twice that
price, and are sure to get double
the amount Of value from it, it is
good time to buy.
These one-half price Suit values
will be picked up very quickly.
We also have a few dark Suits
that are good values that will go
very quickly. These are Suits that
are made in the seasons best styles,
and of such cloths as serge, whip
cords, bedford cords, and mems wear
serge. These Suits we are closing
at one-third off from the regular
price to clean up stock. This means
you can buy the seasons best Suit
value that sold at $4,000, now at
only $4,000. Here are some Suit
values,
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1913-07-01
TALK OF THE TOWN
10 hogips TODAY at Vaughan's.

Sale begins to-day at Naughan's.
Don't forget the Uniyersalist picnic
tomorrow.
Fl. A. Mcneil began work this morning
in McLeod's blacksmith shop.
Flies are here. Get your screens for
windows and doors at the c. L. Bugbee
mill.
All garments reduced on second floor,
Buy your Fourth Of July wants at
Nsughan's.
Bring your eggs to Eastman Brothers
and receive the highest market prices
We are paying to-day 20 cents.
Dance in Rowland hall Thursday night
July g. Dancing from s to II; admis'
sion. Soc ladies, free. Riley's orchestra
Mr.. and Mrs. Emery Landry and chill
dren of South Barre were visitors at
the home Of Carl c, Rollins of 100 Brook
lyn street, Sunday.
CLYDE J. Lawliss is assisting {. fl
Belknap at st. Augustine's church at
Montpelier, where he is cleaning and
tuning the pipe organ.
The regular monthly meeting OF the
ladies' aid society of the Presbyterian
church will be held in the library room
on Wednesday evening at o'clock.
Miss haywood Robertson returned
home to-day. after spending the week
end with her parents. Mr.. and Mrs.
George Robertson. of Thomas street.
Specials at f. A. Nichols & Son, the
North End" grocers Five packages of
Post Toasties for 25e; Jewel brooms,
either wood or bamboo handles, each, 25c.
Miss Edith Gordon is assisting in the
Aldrich public library during the sum
mer. and Miss Margaret Cato began
work yesterday in the F. d. Ladd Co.
store.
Miss Winnifred V. Silloway of 81
Brooklyn street, who has been working
the past few weeks at c. H. kenerson's,
left Yesterday for Bethlehem, \. H.,
where she win work during the summer
months.
A lawn party viii be given by the
Busy Bee class of the Baptist church at
the home of Mrs. Grearson on Nelson
street this afternoon, July l, from 3 I'M
til o'clock All members requested
to be present.
A regular meeting of branch No. l of
the Barre local Socialist party will be
held at headquarters Wednesday even
ing at 1880. Comrades, take notice of
change to Wednesday, in place of Tues
day. as staed in Mondays Times.
Macca bees Regular review of Har
mon hive. No. /, L, O. 7. NJ, will be
held Wednesday evening, July ?, at
I 80. Refreshments win be served and
a social hour enjoyed at the close of
the meeting All mmbers who have not
paid their social tax or June assessment,
please come prepared to do so.
The city court case against Allen A.
Morris, charged with keeping a dog
without complying with the regulations
described in the statute, was mol pressed
to-day BY Judge II. w. Scott. Morris,
who is employed as fireman by the
,itv. was arrested ten DAYS ago and the
case was continued until to-day. The
dog which figured in the case was dis
patched by local dog killer.
On July there will be nothing else
to do except TO attend the double head
Pr between the Barre Athletics and the
Havana Red Sox OF Buffalo. n. Y. In
tercitv park is the finest place to watch 4
A bali game from in the state. Barre
will have the best batteries obtainable
for these games. Be sure to turn ont.
ADV.