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Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1915-12-01
ORDERS BIG DAM
MOVED; CITY WILL
CONDEMN PROPERTY

Special TO The World
OKLAHOMA CTrY. okla Noy 80.
Following the recent decision of the
supreme court, awarding to Mrs
Augusta Wright ouc-halt of the river
bed across which Oklahoma city has
constructed its dam at the municipal
watcrvolks, Mrs Wright served no.
tice on the commissioners Tuesday
that the city will have to remove the
dam from her part of the river bed.
The city. few years ago hWIt the
big dam across the stream after haN-
ing purchased land on one side of
the river. The dam impOunds water
several miles up the river and is the
sole source of "a water supply FOR the
city,
Condemnation proceedings will be
instituted by the city in order 20 acc
uuire the land owned by Mrs Wright
according to the local water commits
siOncr.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1915-12-01
JUDGE SHOULD NOT
ABUSE PRIVILEGE
Questioning of Witness l. His Right
But frisco Claimed Il Was
Iuiu~ tiliablc.


OKLAHOMA CITY. Nov. 80
While the practice of n trial judge
taking charge of a witness and con-
ductug a long cross ss-eNamination is
not to be commended this did not
Warrant a reversal Of judgment in the
appeal of the Frisco Railroad COM
Iary AGAINST Mrs. Amanda V. Calm
pitt. who secured a judgment against
,he railroad company of $1,000 for
the death If her husband This was
Hclt i'm an opinion ny Commissioner
DylorruN OF the supreme court COM
mission today The Garfield county
district court had awarded the dam
grcs and the railroad company ap-
poalod. giving one OF the assign
mcuts Of error the fact that the trial
Judge had CrCss-Cy2miuCd one Of the
Witnesses to greater extent than
seemed iusufidble Tho high court
holds that It was the duty Of the Judge
g. get at the facts and that while such
q practice should NOT be abused in
this case at least it did not warrant a
reversal Of the judgment
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1915-12-01

PITTSBURGH, Pa, Nov 3O.-The
football team of the University Of
Pittsburgh tonight challenged the
Cornell eleven for a game to deter
mine the eastern championship.
Neither team lost a game during the
season just closed.
The Twin Falls times. [volume] (Twin Falls, Idaho) 1905-1916, 1915-08-24
BULL IS DANGEROUS
Many Breeders House the Animals IN
Such Manner That Handling D.
comes Quite Unnecessary.

The dehorned bull can crush one
fatally. He Is less dangerous than
the horned bull, lust - 4 man with
a closed fist Is less dangerous than
man whose cioaed sflst holds a
sharp knife. Dehorn the bull by all
means and pat u rug in his nose.
Lead him with 4 staff having snap.
hook to catch into the nose ring and
in addition llw1ys havesN rope or
strap 9stnchea to- the halter ring. ii
he wears halter. or to the nose ring.
II the bull pulls the staff out of one
hand he can still hang on to the strap
II the nose ring breaks out, or breaks,
the strap or rope to the haHer may
help. Many dairymen now house
their herd bulls in such Yay.staat
handling becomes unnecessary. The
clubhouse has gate doo4 which
hoists with a rope and puaey, let.
ting the bull into an alley connect
ing with a yard of small Me and
with a high, tight fence. A cow may
he let into the same yard ~ 4 DIFF.
ferent gate and the bull t1rned In
with her. 4
The Twin Falls times. [volume] (Twin Falls, Idaho) 1905-1916, 1915-08-24
ROCHESTER, NEVADA MS fiRf
No Fire. Fighting Facilities Ind Hall
Of Town Wiped Ou(

At an early hour Sunday porning
about half of the upper town Of Ro-
chester, mining town in Humboldt
county, was wiped out by are. The
fire was first discovered In HE Davis
bakery building, on the principal buzz
ness street, and prevaitnk high
wind served to fan the flames into q
fury, and within . short time about
half OF the buildings Of the thKu WE'RE
smoQldeflpsg- heaps o. Goals nd debris.
The volunteer fire department made
heroic efforts to check the fames, but
owing to poor fire-fightin& facilities
and the limited supply of weter their
efforts were futile.
1t Is presumed that the 0rq origin
ated from q defective flue in&tAe Davis
bakery, which was recently gstArted in
Rochester From the baked the fire
communicated to the Wald<k saloon,
thence to the telephone offic5 land from
there to the Elite bakery, HE Sage
brush saloon, the Brunswick hotel and
an adjoining confecti0neryf kop. the
B. & d. sai0ens and the AScha cefe,
Famed by the forced draugf4, eminat-
bag from the flames, the ~ jumped
the street and the 6uitoriu6 was the
next building to be devast1 ted in the
path OF the oonflagration. Then tue
Cutler bar, Balls store and Wo dwell
ings In the back, which M3re ignited
By the heat, went up In sIkeke. 1t is
estimated that the list Of buildings
consumed constitutes aboufshalf OF the
business section Of the UPPER towu.
While the embefs are st1sll smould-
erin6 numper Of the heaviest losers
The Twin Falls times. [volume] (Twin Falls, Idaho) 1905-1916, 1915-08-24
RUSH WORK on VALE ROAD
Railway Company Lets Contract to
New Firm.

cit now locks like tho nrnmiaes of
the railway officials that the road
westward from Vale which elseadv
reaches Riverside q distance a s 1,,,ns
seventy OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. laaties from
the Snake river At Ontartds would
be completed as soon as the contrac-
tors can do the work wonld Nc rar-
ried to fulfillmenta saws the pnrtlsnd
Oregonian.
"The contract Tor .nuildinr tbis road
was held origfnallv Nv q Salt T.aka
company. buts Recently presidan+ par
rell has made q chanre and Twohv
Bros. will do the work They are al
ready getting their enninment in nlace
and we may expect the new road to
reach Harvey valley st Hartman a
long time before next years cron Is
ready for shinment There 10 anoth o.
The Twin Falls times. [volume] (Twin Falls, Idaho) 1905-1916, 1915-08-24
10 Sill lflaIl AGENCY LANDS
SBeysrnneat VIM Put - 4s4 Acres ut
Auction ON September 18th.

BY diT9cti0R~ q the secretary Of the
interior %34 acres OF land, together
with the buildings thereon, comprising
the Lemhi Agency and School Plant
and Farm. Idaho, will be. offered for
sale to the highest bidders at Lemhi,
Idaho, beginning on September 10,
1915. Bids may be made In person or
by aGent, but Will not be received
through the mail and no limitation is
placed upon the. amount of land or
number of buildings which one person
may buy. Purchasers will not be re-
sqmired to show qualifications as to
za9e, citizenship, or otherwise, nor to
1uzrlN ri ~ to the character or
cunl the lands.
- fiqeul bidder for tract
vim Be required to make q
4 II et the time the tfAct Is sold
~ a ttAe Of certified check
4 ~ . a6s N the Receiver of the
4 4 ~ HALEY. idaho.
z Z r. Z ii16lass, and to
The Twin Falls times. [volume] (Twin Falls, Idaho) 1905-1916, 1915-08-24
FvE
XpR RENT lkfurnished apart
l1i l.slg q. Blue Iiak Bottling Works J:
.s Mar. 2 tt
LOST
D1lOeR NC RESPONSIBILITY
Failure TO Keep Pledges and Defec-
tive Legislation Not ExcnsAble.


washington y. -, aug. -lne
laliure OF the Democrats 20 pass tne
postoIhce appropriation Dill IN the last
congress mas shamsiuliy crippled the
rurA Tree aenvery service.
members o. congress declare that
complaanls tney are RECEIVING from
pom rura carriers and patrons nave
|Dsen more numerous ana Dltter ~ tne
last rev monens tnan LOT years Defore.
nurai carers Clam tnat tney nave
:. cnlSliy On Two counts Qne
' ssla. Alu.vuen tney are unusI Hlsn
ss ~. 49, .no. ~ ueen w. ~
- 49, y, w5sllou. JUS cas1ss' tne o.n-
Il s..ss. sM ~ aOuees 'asn noon l1 aaz
' a..s . aau 9e.r work 'hcfsAsso VIVA
W. M As4ea . ..91s Pay
-. .ny eo3aa,n.s .Iyll sxons o. .ne
lalss t .s W. uniivI psseu upon
S" ny l 1,V.a IN she service.
,>,a. ne conass w cAeslne .nese com
pass.ns aie 49, - INC la,,ure % me
posoolnce REPRESENTATION Dill 49, ne
e .'oa.'s nes IS. Ior mana tne
- = ~ zfSs unasa ls-enact"ens OF
an ~, ga lppIop p ,iatoM.
-. tne p.ssI.R W. cnAnses oruereu Dy
inc aepalym KY reouelng the carrier
loT9e arlse' AIss py tne proposed con
~ 1sA'lt tovv routes 20 miies
,ons A.o HAL t.lat NUMBER on miles
l n.a seuonu, ~ i ps!,s me stan
e tis - aAa f.,'l i0tsheI reduclng
sno -. y makthg one
e01 - gn aiteEnate
r. sn1 Z, ea1rlef.
- - = .. ~ tHah TWO
~, -. al nase los' tne'r
The Twin Falls times. [volume] (Twin Falls, Idaho) 1905-1916, 1915-08-24
SUGAR BETS AS solk DIET
When Such Feeding 10 L@ng Con.
tinNsd Animals May scovi Milk
Flow 10 Materially Red&ced.

Sugar beets or sugar beet4tops fed
excessively as = sole diet TO milch
cows will reduce the flow OF milk and
increase the live weight bee nae they
contain fat rather than mild .fQFming
material II such feeding IT, bong con-
tinued the animals may scojf and do
poorly. A good feed OF dAssfDr an
ordinary cow is 80 to 40 pounds per
day in two feeds along Witt q small
amount OF grain and all the klfalfa or
clover hay she viii eat. S6xar beet
tops should be fed carefully Ind never
~ = sole diet So
The Twin Falls times. [volume] (Twin Falls, Idaho) 1905-1916, 1915-08-24
New unleycse speedy.

s. a Apeed OF ~ miles an hour Is
e9Gi.Led for an engine-driven unicycle
ssNntiy built by . resident OF st.
l.1s11ia witch has been tried out ON
- roads surrounding that city. The
y Of aluminium and is 81 inches
g dtemeter, with solid rubber tire.
IAe seat for the rider, the engine and
IT, gasoline tank all are Suspended
t1zee this ring. Which, at rest this
rIiAe II maintained In an upright
pceae6on BY means ct pair Of rollers
a1A saads. which are located at the
It q khe machine. hut when IL
hetef = - motion these are rnisl
eaogr :. o1 the ground. The motive
- Aent ocusists OF the engine Of :
lyAe machine with its propellers ana
mo satssss fssefst - -vesy. samsrk-
able sight - it speeds over tho
ground.
The Twin Falls times. [volume] (Twin Falls, Idaho) 1905-1916, 1915-08-24
Mems Fall Shoes

In the fire ARB contemplating recon
struction OF better and bigger TO
chester. lr view OF the fact that most
OF the buildings were old an ante
grated, having been built when the
camp was first started, the fire may
result In the undermining OF the town
and the business men are conternblat-
Ing holding conference as to what
are the best methodssto lursnes in the
face of the dire calamity that has be-
faHeZ; tie cir municipality ellis Her
al,s,%s.
The Twin Falls times. [volume] (Twin Falls, Idaho) 1905-1916, 1915-08-24
CALL FOR BIDS.

Plans for the erection Of two addi-
TONS SOx4O each to the Training
s,s1iG5f HEi,d1lig 4. o the albion State
Normal School have been approved by
the State Board of Education. De-
tailed information may be secured
from Pres. G. A. Axline, Albion, Ida
no. Sealed proposals should be sent
to the president of the school on or
before August 81, 1915. The board
reserves the right to reject any or all
BIDS. Aug 6-12-20
The Twin Falls times. [volume] (Twin Falls, Idaho) 1905-1916, 1915-08-24

the balance to be payable in two equal
annual installments.
The lands are appraised at from $40
to $35 per acre. the entire appraised
price of the lands being $10,400. There
are % buildings to be sold. which were
appraised altogether at $4,260.
The superintendent. under whose
supervision the sale will be conducted,
Ia authorized to reject any and all bids
which in his opinion are less than the
actual value of the land or buildings.
The Twin Falls times. [volume] (Twin Falls, Idaho) 1905-1916, 1915-08-24
Butter Made into Cubes.

in this position the. hand operated
pressing arm Is depressed, which ac-
ton forces the material upon the cut.
ting frame from which it is forced
and deposits thesmaterial in indivtd-
ual blocks or pieces OF a certain size.
weight and shape. The size and
shape OF the block can be regulated
to suit the circumstances.
The Twin Falls times. [volume] (Twin Falls, Idaho) 1905-1916, 1915-08-24
STRAY HORSES FOUND

! light bay saddle horse, bald face
and stocking footed, branded 176 ON
left stifle, weight 1860. l grey saddle
horse, weight $50. branded T H. on
left shoulder Owner can have same
by paying advertising and other ex-
penses.
N. LARSEN,
Aug. 17-24-31 Sept pd Rock Creek.
The Twin Falls times. [volume] (Twin Falls, Idaho) 1905-1916, 1915-08-24
vaeelnatloe !. Ea,<a.

II any tree doctor of{ers 70 yaccinate
your trees to repsl insects and disease
set the dog on him and drive him OF
the place In hurry. He IL faksfs
and his treatment = NO good. It may:
hurt the tree; It ceftainly win not ~
It benefit. 1
The Twin Falls times. [volume] (Twin Falls, Idaho) 1905-1916, 1915-08-24

FOR SALE-Cows, he1fers and hetf-
err calves. E. E. Heston, one mile east
Phone. August II 1904 pd
The Twin Falls times. [volume] (Twin Falls, Idaho) 1905-1916, 1915-08-24

We have two good secondhand cars
for sale at bargain. or will trade for
stock, hay or grain. Johnson Auto
Sale Co., 142 Second Ave. North
49, : Il. Aug. 3 tt
The Twin Falls times. [volume] (Twin Falls, Idaho) 1905-1916, 1915-08-24
MAKE BUTTER INTO BLOCKS,
simple Device, Recently Patented,
Quickly Transforms Bulky Ma.
terial Into Ipdiyidual Cubes.

The simple devices shown in the no.
companying cut 10 a recently patented
apparatus for quickly transforming .
pound OF butter or similar material In.
to cubes for individual use The ma
terial to be cut Is placed in the
trough or chamber between the strips
and upon the open cutting frame, and
The Twin Falls times. [volume] (Twin Falls, Idaho) 1905-1916, 1915-08-24

&Will~ trade- a. small Shetla4d sD4Ay:
TOR q ge591 4xdy broke saddle horse.
Call at Sanger Realty w T. Sanger
Aug , Is
The Twin Falls times. [volume] (Twin Falls, Idaho) 1905-1916, 1915-08-24

FOR TRADE Good forty near Buhl
value 4oeees Mo Inconsistencies. to
tgade for land or city property In
Washington. Address ss'T' cara Times.
AuE & e
The Twin Falls times. [volume] (Twin Falls, Idaho) 1905-1916, 1915-08-24

FOR SALE OR TRADE-For Auto
mobile, house and lot, 479 9Th nvQslue
east. Ahg. 17sz0-74 e nd
The Twin Falls times. [volume] (Twin Falls, Idaho) 1905-1916, 1915-08-24

FOR SALE -One and one-haif horse
gasoline engine u Mitchell and Rauch.
August 13-17-so-z4
The Twin Falls times. [volume] (Twin Falls, Idaho) 1905-1916, 1915-08-24

Large. clean cotton rags wanted at
Times office.
The Twin Falls times. [volume] (Twin Falls, Idaho) 1905-1916, 1915-08-24

A new 1916 Hupomobile touring car
for sale at bargain. r. A Nelson.
Phone No. z. tune 81 Il
The Twin Falls times. [volume] (Twin Falls, Idaho) 1905-1916, 1915-08-24

FOR SALE-One or all six Holstein
COWS. Coming fresh, priced right. O..
". Doougherty, Blue Lakes Blvd.
Aug. "a. Sept Il
The Twin Falls times. [volume] (Twin Falls, Idaho) 1905-1916, 1915-08-24

ant ads speak for asRsslves! "a
ar8uaA9 nsesssaJv.
The Twin Falls times. [volume] (Twin Falls, Idaho) 1905-1916, 1915-08-24

Large, clean cotton rags wanted At
Times office.
The Twin Falls times. [volume] (Twin Falls, Idaho) 1905-1916, 1915-08-24

FOR RENT-Light housekeeping
room. st. Regss. rooula
The Twin Falls times. [volume] (Twin Falls, Idaho) 1905-1916, 1915-08-24
FOE SALE

FOR SALE ~
Light driving team, buggy, single.
harness, JERSEY COW, Lynn Z Heaiy.
player picno and household fprnitursA
inquire. Geo. H. Smith, s51e 2nd axe3
nue. west. July ~ IL
The Twin Falls times. [volume] (Twin Falls, Idaho) 1905-1916, 1915-08-24

+ FOR gSALE2-Another second hand
ls6rd In good shape. LiAd Antonno-
bile 20 Ang. 3 It
The Twin Falls times. [volume] (Twin Falls, Idaho) 1905-1916, 1915-08-24

I FOR SALE Cheap gasoline engine,
Suitable for filling silos OF baling hay,
at Lindss garage. eAuss%24 Il
The Twin Falls times. [volume] (Twin Falls, Idaho) 1905-1916, 1915-08-24

FOR aekl1E-A few good span ! Of
mares. harness, wagon, harm machin-
cry, and shop. FERNS. r. r.. Brown,
2O3 0thsavenue norths 1Aene Sell
June rs IT,
The Twin Falls times. [volume] (Twin Falls, Idaho) 1905-1916, 1915-08-24

A new 1915 Hupomobtle touring car
for sale at bargain. Nelson,
Phone No. Z. ssssJ un8 % tt
The Twin Falls times. [volume] (Twin Falls, Idaho) 1905-1916, 1915-08-24

FOR SALE OR RENT Large stock
and grain ranch Bog 1872, HALEY,
Idaho. Aug. d7-20-24-27 pd.
Omaha daily bee., 1915-04-04
Forty-Five-Ye Old
Whisky Found in
Fixing Up Merchants

RemodelIng work in the basement Of
the Merchants hotel brought TO light
barrel Of whisky forty-five years Of age
and $50 per cent proof II is stated that
a thimbleful OF this liquor will warm the
cookies Of the saddest heart.
Gus Anderson. who has been connected
with the Merchants bar for nearly
twenty years, made this important dis
covery. The barrel had been placed in
an obscure corner OF the basement, with
the evident purpose Of conoealment., Mr.
Anderson believes the barrel was part Of
the late Bill Paxton's private stock. Il
is Anderson county rye and of superior
quality.
Proprietor Gaines of the hotel was quite
interested when he heard OF this find.
He intends to reserve this barrel for spe-
cial occasions, although he let's his friends
have a sip occasionally.
Omaha daily bee., 1915-04-04

anxious mothers with marriageable
daughters.
She does not believe in marriage for
money, che declared.
Because. just look, what have you got
II you marry man with money and you
don't love him. Money can't buy love,
and anyone that thinks II can Ia making
a mighty big mistake.
''But II you start off with the love. why
the money may come and even II II
don't II you've got somebody you love
and that loves you, and can make a fair
living, why, ! don't see that anything
else matters very much. That's the way
think about it. and ] wouldn't marry a
man with a thousand million dollars II
l didn't love hin.''
Omaha daily bee., 1915-04-04

couldn't set a. good manicure az she
gives IN Omaha. AZ the risk Of giving
the young woman a free ad this IL re-
corded
Inquiry was made by the diffident inter
viewer regarding flirts Did they bother
much7
Why. how should ] know" inquired
Daisy, with that sideong glance which
probably comes from the blood OF her
mother. which was from the vivacious
French nation.
And then she became serious and de
clared that the flirts are something of a
pest, but that ~ girl knows how. she
can get rid Of them" And Daisy knows
how. She says the remedy is just TO
laugh at them. This is much better
method than the Grass crude method OF
I calling a policeman or summoning big
brother or heavy-toed father 70 deal with
the undesirable II always works
Attitude Of Public.
Deprecatlng tho attitude Of the public
toward manlourists or what size believes
the public attitude TO be toward the
members OF her profession, the young
woman warmly declared that Il is every
bit as respectable and cminently proper
and correct and en- rcgle and a la mode
for girl 20 make her living polishing
up the nails OF men as beating their
typewriters or keeping their books.
II don't know why they should look on
maniourists like they do. she said.
'oh. but they don't" the interviewer
protested
THEY don't look on them like they
do?' Inquired Miss widener, with limo
ceul syeB
That is. floundered the interviewer,
they don't look on them like you think
they do
Put hog do sou know how think
they do look on then ?"
I This young person siould not have been
mapicuTist She should have been a
lawyer-a corporation lawyer.
The question having. been Strengthened
out. she vehemently declared that IL Is
quite as respectable to be manlcurist
as 70 be typewriter operator and that,
perhaps. II Is quite possible. manicurists
do more to help men along In the world
than certain typewriter operators. ex-
amples OF whose skill, or rather lack OF
skill she has seen.
This ought to settle this malicious Cos
thp.
- Tip for Manicure Lady.
The noxt subject taken up was tips.
Who are the best tippors? Unhesitatingly
came the answer. THE middle-class
men,
I've manieured some swfully rich fell
lows" said she, "and they'd wait for a
nickel change and take II and put It down
IN deep purse and tie string around
IL and stow II away in the bottom OF their
inside pockets It's the truth. But the
middle-class fellow Is generally free with
his money.
but l don't blame them II they're not
IL young fellow spends 50 cents for q
manicure you don't expect he'll tip you
besides that. It's good enough that he Il
willing to pay that much for the wora
and I'm perfectly satisfied,
You can generally give 'em the once
over you know. when they come IN ant
nearly always tell. But sized up a mar
once for tight wad-of course, mani
cure them just as well II they're not no.
Ing to tip as II they were; that's part OF
my business 10 turn out good work. BuI
this fellow ! sized UP for tightwad and
he was quiet and grouchy all the time
was working on him. And when go
through he gave me 81 tip. lie didn'
smile. eitherv-just showed II IN my face.
Would you rather he'd smiled and>no
tippedTT
Better n Tip Than a Smile.
/ ND ma
Omaha daily bee., 1915-04-04
FIND HOW TO SECURE A WIFE
Manicure Lady at Merchants Hotel
Philosophers on Human Nature
and Men in General.
PART OF THE NEW HosTEIRY

Belle Rinkley. Beatrice Fairsnacks and
Dorothy Sink. have held forth In the
public prints for many years, At con-
siderable length and in vast variety upon
the important question Of how TO get
n husband.
In spite OF Carlyle's famous dictum
that any woman, so she be not an
actual hunchback, can marry any man
she sets her mind upon" many naidens
seem 10 lack the knowledge or the con-
fidence in themselves.
Misses RinlSley Fairsnscks and sink
have put forth many wise words and
concocted numerous ingenious schemes
TO insure each maid one man to have
for her very own.
''IOttie is exhorted 20 be cold and
distant for season IN hopes that this
wiz bring her dilatory swain 60 time.
Mildred" is advised to tell her beau
that she IL expecting a proposal from his
rival and thus frightening him into a
proposal through fear of losing her.
And thus the list goes day after day
with no testimonials at hand 10 show
just how the prescriptions worked.
But the love cornsellors above men
toned have failed 70 find the one sure
key to the heart OF man. Like most
things. when It Is discovered II is very
simple. Why didn't we think OF that
before, one asks.
So here iss tire secret. which was un-
earthe6 By sn interviewer with the mani
.curist in the new barber shop OF the
Merchants.
The Real way.
Hcw TO get observation-disclosures mani
curisf.
There's the whole thing in a nutshell.
or on q. fingernal. as one might say.
"a husband
Miss Daisy Widener. the manicurist.
laughed a lifting laugh that had in IL
something OF amusement, something al
most OF contempt
"a husband!" -
Her laugh was like the Nslaugh Of a
man in Newcasfies.to whom the ques-
tion was proponnded, now TO get lump
of coal or a gentleman m Athens. OF
whom inquiry was made how 10 get an
owl.
why ] get two or three proposals
on an average every week here, "
laughed Miss Daisy wiGener.
The worst part OF It is 70 keep them
from getting too serious" she continued.
earnestly. That's one of tho hard
things in this business. You don't like
10 hnrt a mans feelings and yet some
1imeB you just have TO laugh at them,
they're so funny.
put always try TO paes It off for
a Joke. / tell them not 20 kid me and
all that sort OF thing and It usually
works out all right"
Miss Widener Is decidedly pleasing to
/. look upon-peachy complexion. dark hair
worn close to the head la Cleo de
Merode, you know. soft, laughing. hazel
eyes. and all that. No wonder. she gets
proposals..
r. The interview took place in the sumpt-
.uous new barber shop Of the Merchants
Z while the seven tonsorialists wero busy
;iwith customers In the seven sumptuoui
..chairs.
y. Miss Widener Is the only nanlcurist al
present. but. she saya. n business keepa
crushing In as II has lately. they viii
surely have TO ada another.
She looks ON her profession or art. a.
more than merely catering to the van
ity Of men.
There IL n Reason.
Omaha daily bee., 1915-04-04
Better n TIP Than n Smile.

Better a IT'D Than q Smile.
oh. no." laughed Daisy; you can get
plenty OF smiles, but 81 tips are scarce and
far between"
On the subject OF marriage the young
manicurist became serious. She could
have given lecture before a club of
Omaha daily bee., 1915-04-04

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