Saturday news. (Watertown, S.D.) 19??-19??, 1914-05-21

aHlI-B3 ~ WITCH liz NAlUrtN I'LL &Atha1 AEl
couldn't get married, said: Wen,
give me ) piece OF bread and butter,
then"
Don't forget that G. Gray, the
best equipped photographer IN this
part 81 the country, is going to move
into his new quarters over the Cit
liens NationI bank on June LIST. He
VIII have BY q long lead the finest
suite Of rooms for 4 studio that the
city has ever seen. Yon are all I'M
vited to call up and look II over after
June LIST.
IN 8 $ Of war with Mexicd y Is
proposed to lower the exemption mn
der the income tax law to incomes Of
$1,000. This would hit q few Water
town people-in fact 1t would hit
about 100000 altogether. SO IL Is es
timated. Do you want war with Mex
ico7 We don't, cause they might get
it down to u salary after a while.
Attorney General johnson took oc-
casion to good-naturedIys crtitcise the
churches in a speech in the Congrega-
tional church at Aberdeen last Sun
day. 1t has gotten SO that most any
body can take a crack at the churches
Wen, the Lord knows they're lot any
too good. but as human institutions
we guess they'll average up along
with the most of US.
Praise your wife sometimes. She
works hard enough as d general thing
with small compensation and Hess
cheer than any other member OF the
family. You like to be told that yos
can do your particular kind OF work
better than any one else can, SO why
should you. withhold the same merit
ed praise from the woman who makes
and keeps your home bright for you?
The Saturday News is sending out
a few statements OF subscription ac-
counts past due. We trust u sub
scribers will realize that we are
Obliged to pay u bills or let the
sheriff do SO, and we would prefer to
pay them ourselves, SO MI. Subscriber
kindly send us a check for that little
balance you owe. You will receive our
everlasting gratitude and a receipt
for the money.
The manual training and domestic
science exhibits which were held in
the central school building Thursday
evening, Friday and Friday evening
were enthusiastically attended by
| Watertown's citizens. Like last year,
the exhibits were certainly a credit
to all parties concerned. The second
year Of these departments in the pub
lie schools conyinces everybody more
and more, especially the board OF
education, that no mistake was made
when these features were added.
Carl Gray says he don't know
whether or not he will be able to do
his work in the new studio after June
LIST. He has been tucked up in his
present cramped quarters SO long that
he fears he will be like a bird out
of a cage-not able to navigate. But
he is going to spread his wings and
flap them a few times and hopes to be
able to gain strength for the larger
sphere. He says he isn't bashful and
wants everybody to come up and see
him make the start.
The perfect home Is n where nc
least detail Of courtesy is omitted be.
tween husband and wife, parents and
children, masters and servants; but
where this good bredeing is not the
sIaYish obedience To a set of ixeE
rules, but of honest respect for in:
dividual rights and heartfelt desire
on the part of each n to be as agree
able and beloved al is possible.
Mrs. Francis p. Hopkins, at 525 =
Keap Ave, is building up quite a pros
porous resort beach on the north side
OF Lake Kampeska. from the Way
cottage east. She has sold q total O
thirty-three lots along this shore line
quite d number Of which were bought
by wealthy Condo people, most q
whom have erected very attractive
cottages. She has still a consider
able number Of lots for sale which
she holds at 5000 to s225. on cas-,
terms. These lots will ~undoubtedl,
go higher next year.
The lumber industry Is said to EN-
, ploy $4,000 people. to whom ar,
paid annually 1857. 100000 in wages
the worth Of prodnncts being s1,250,
100000, The forests Of the countr.
cover 5 100000 acres. An averag'
Of 10 human lives T sacrificed an
, nually in forest fires, and a loss oe
ours OF ss25,0oo,0oo. Damage from II
! sects and tree diseases, which follos
Are. costs each wear $4,000, 900. TIL