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The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1915-12-09
GROWERS COUNCIL
MAY GO ON ROCKS

As far as Hood River is concerned, it
seems likely now that the Northwest
ern Fruit Growers Council, formed last
February at Tacoma, WASH, will 60
the way of the North Pacific Ffnit Dis
tributors, from which the Apple Grow
ers Association withdrew last spripg.
The rock on which the Council is
breaking up, that is, in the eyes of To-
cal growers, is the demand of cent a
box to be used next season in the ad-
vertising of the apple and in q cam
paign for a broader distribution of
northwestern fruits. The sentiment of
local men is for an expenditure for the
advancement of Hood Rivers products.
As the Association centralized all of its
effort the past season on its two main
varieties of apples, Spitzenburgs and
Nowtowns, so it is proposed to special
ize in advertising the Hood River prod
uct.
However, the Association. according
to Wilmer Sieg, will remain absolutely
neutral in the matter.
This" says Mr.. Sieg, sis something
for the growers to decide for them.
selves, and we will make no recon.
mendation either way. Ii the tax Of 9
cent box is voted by growers. ther
we will act as collector for the Coun'
cil."
The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1915-12-09
CITY TAX LEVY Is
PLACED AT II MILLS

While the library maintenance levy.
which was mill last year, was de-
creased to q half mill at the budget
meeting of the city council Monday
night, the general fund levy was in
creased from FIVE and half to seven
and a half mills. Other levies, two
mills for road fund and a mill for the
water bond sinking fund. brought the
total city levy for next year to II
mills. The increase in the levy was
made necessary because of the de-
crease of $500, 900 valuation of property
in the corporate limits of the city.
No discussion at the meeting place
of the city council has been warmer
than that over the proposed expendi-
lures of next year. A number of tax
payers we're present. Attacks were
made on the library appropriation and
the action of the council in including in
the budget sum of $500 to be used in
a publicity campaign by the county
next year. The latter appropriation is
contingent on the appropriation of like
sums by both the county and the Com
mercial club.
/ Talks on frugality we're made by A.
W. Onthank, John Often, C. d. Nickel
sen and j. T. Holman. Mr.. Nickelsen
suggested saving in the rearrange-
ment of the salaries Of city officials.
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Continued on Second Page
The Hope pioneer., 1915-07-22
BR0ADLAWN.

Ernest Schmidt and family were
Sunday visitors at W. A. Eggarts.
Mr.. and Mrs. Nsls Hsugan called
ut Jondahl's Wednesday evening.
Mrs. Kersting visited Mrs. Donahus
Friday afternoon.
Mrs. Peter Frsund visited her sis
ter, Mrs. Henry Peterson last week.
Mrs. Mathers, Of Illinois, has been
visiting at the home of her brother,
Mr. Larson.
Mrs. Stunpf, of Casseltcn, Mr.. and
Mrs. Stsinks and Mabel Saunders. Of
Hope, and Mr.. and Mrs. J. I. Nor
row, of Erie, visited ct the Henderson
home Sunday.
Mr.. Dresher and family autoed to
Arthur Friday and took In the base
ball Tournaments.
The Broadlawn LADIES' Aid meets
with Mrs. Henry Plaine Thursday,
July Goth.
Annie Haugan is visiting at Nels
Haugan's this week.
Mr.. and Mrs.. Frsyberg and Miss
Hsrneioe Cram spent Sunday evening
at B. A. Ksrsting's.
The Hope pioneer., 1915-07-22
Walter Pope and fsmi1y: visited y,
Fred Pope's Sunday.

Walter Pope and family visited Ut
Pred Pope's Sunday.
The Dresher family called at Ole
Larson's Thursday evening
Claude Jones entertained hts many
friends at lawn party Tuesday eve.
ming, the occasion being his eigh.
tesnth birthday. A delisious lunch
con was served and every one present
had'a most enjoyable time.
Mr.. Eggsrt's mother IL spending
the aummsr with them.
Mr.. Pope and family called alfred
tullsr's Monday evening.
Mr., and Mrs. Frsybsrg and Miss
Cram visited at ]. W. Jones' Monday
evening.
Tbs Carpenter family spent Sunday
at Frsd fupe,s.
The Hope pioneer., 1915-07-22
CARPENTER ECHOES.

8. M. Wood spent Saturday night
ana Sunday with his sister, Mrs.
Chris Loreason.
Miss Mildred Knox spent last Fri
day night at the home of her brother,
Will Knox.
Many Of the people from this vicini-
ty.attsudsd the Chautauqua given at
Hope last week. Everybody reports
an enjoyable time.
j. A. Gilmore and family autoed
over aud spent Sunday afternoon at
the s. M. Wood farm.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robt. Farsis spent
Sunday afternoon at the w. H. Farris
farm.
Mrs. T. M. Jacobs spent last week
at the home of her daughter, Mrs.
John McNeily.
The Hope pioneer., 1915-07-22

The Allies left is trying to move
around the Germans right, but the
Germans right is also moving around
the Allies' left. Now if the loft of the
Germans right moves around the
right of the Allies left then what il
left of the Germans right must be
right where the Allies left. But II the
Germans rights loft is left right
where the Allies left right was right
before the Allies left, then the left Is
left right where the right was right
before the lofts right left the rights
left. Isn't that rightly Or isit.
The Hope pioneer., 1915-07-22
luvERNE LEADERS,
Clipped from the Ledger,

Soren Runde left yesterday for
Hannaford where he will be employed
In an automobile garage.
Many of our townspeople have been
attending the Chautauqua at Hope
this week.
Chas. Zielis returned Wednesday
from Wisconsin aud will remain here
TOR some time.
Mrs. E. c. Robinson went to Kemp
ton, N. D., Monday to spend a few
days visiting with her son.
James Rasmussen returned satur-
day from Valley City where he has
been attending the big fair.
Sherman Anderson returned satur-
day from his home in southern Mime.
sofa, at which place he spent joyful
vacation.
On Sunday, July 25th, there will be
rvices in the Luud church at. lO:el.a 4. !.
m., and at the Luverne church. al 3 p.
N. Rev. Olson will preach.
Some extensive repairing has bsen.
done on the elevator owned by Grit
dths. Bros, and it will only be mat
ter of few days when they will be in
condition to handle all the grain COM
ing their way.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Jensen returned
Tuesday night from their honeymoon
trip. They spent most of the time at
Glacier Park. They are now nicely
settled in their new home on the
groom g fine farm.
N A. Sevareid went to Fargo Sat-
urday evening and returned Monday
morning accompanied by. Mrs. Seva-
reid. She underwent serious opera
ton at one of the hospitals there and
was confndd TO her bed about three
weeks. She is now much improved
and will soon be able to be around
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Baker returned
from Detroit, Mimi, last Saturday
and will perhaps make Luverne theis
home. We understand they will re-
open the old hotel building and will
have rooms to let out. II this is true
it will DO good thing for Luverns.
Announcements were received here
Wednesday announcing the marriage
OF Miss Minnie Sanden to Mr.. John
KRONER, the ceremony taking place at
Valley City. They have gone to
housekeeping in Eoklsson whore the
groom has lucrative position in q
hardware store.
The Hope pioneer., 1915-07-22
Earl Wood called at the home of his
grandfather Wednesday morning..

Mr.. and Mrs. Bob Sanders and
daughser arrived at Hope Monday
morning. They have been in Califor-
mia taking in the exposition.
Mrs. Carl Peters and children, Of
The Hope pioneer., 1915-07-22
nueo FARMERS CLUB.

The Hugo Farmers Club will meet
1T the home of Emil Saylander on
Friday, July %, 1915, where the fol-
lowing program will be given:
The Hope pioneer., 1915-07-22
Page. visiting at the hems-o their
uncle, ~. NJ. Wood.
Gard Of Thanks.

Gard Of Thanks.
wish to extend my thanks to those
who so kindly assisted during the ILL.,
ness and death OF my. belossArwtis.
JOHN 1. MAXWELL,
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1915-03-11
THAN s SANITY
NOT AN ISSUE
FIRST SERIOUS BLOW DELIVER.
Ed BN TIE TRIAL JUDGE
RULING.
WILL Be CONVICTED
The State Rests Its Case ANA the
General Seller L. That
Harry II. Thau Will
BE Returned.

NEW YORK CITY, March -
Harry X. Thaw viii not be permit
ted to prove that he is sane in pend
ing trial for conspiracy 10 escape
from Matteawan asylum and there
fore that he had a right to escape.
This was the ruling today Of tn"
trial Judge. who decided that SANITY
was not an issue in the conspiracy
trial He refused to permit witness
es 10 testify whether they thought
Thaw was sane or insane. This was
a most serious blow to Thaw 3
chances. II is believed Thaw Will
be convicted.
The state rested its case today and
the defense opened its testimony
this afternoon Lawyers on both
sides expects case to go 10 the jury
this week
Thaw took stand and told whole
story of how he planned and eXecut-
ed escape from Matteawan.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1915-03-11
GERMAN CRUISER MAY
INTERN At NEWPORT NEWS

iaent Wilson tedav cancelled all Gu
eaa4nfenfs for the next thrce weeks
IL order to assume personal charge
Of the VIM. FRYE shin case. The
sinking OF this vessel. living the
American flag, has created an UNI
precedented situation and me preai-
dent believes the time has come
when it is necessary Tor him 10 be
on the bridge in charge Of the snip
OF stare.
There is no fear in any branch OF
the government that the sinking OF
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No SPECIFIC tDNII4 INIT
LEARNED DESTRDhER~ ttni.N

NEW YORK CITY, y. Y, Mareb
1l.-Customs house officials TO-DAY
denied that the two deztroyers, or
dered to New York by Secretary
Daniels, we're coming because OF
any specific complaint that the Ger
man liners interned here were de
termined to take authorities by sur
prise and dash out to sea. 1t was
officially stated here that the two
destroyers were probably ordered to
take the place of two vessels with
drawn before the first of the year.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1915-03-11
YOUNG WOMAN KILLED
BY 4 HOUSTON NEGRO
NEGRO ATTACHED COT PIE AND
SWEETHEART tDlGHI
HIM


HOUSTON, March tl.-Thjs city
sixteenth murder since Jan. Isl was
discovered with the finding OF the
dead body OF Miss Rosie Senate, a
pretty Young waitress, beside the
body of her wounded sweetheart,
C. n. White, a chauffeur. Near by,
in the outskirts OF the city this
morning, the police found negro
badly wounded. According to
Whites story he opened Ere on the
negro when the black attempted 10
hold him up last night A bullet
from the highwayman revolver
penetrated the girls brain White
was hit Ia the stomach and his con-
| dition is serious
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1915-03-11
FORT NiMAz|AH'S Bic
GUNS STAY PROGRESS
AtISTDRS UNABLE TO TAKE 10
lHE AIR On ACCOUNT
or GALE.
Dispatches Say the Progress Of f1ect
Is Slow In the bar
daHelicS.

LONDON, March 1l,-All dis
patches received today read that
the Anglo-French fleet in the bar
danelles is meeting with the stern
est kind of OPPOSITION and that Fort
Namaziah s modern krupp guns
manned by Germans hold the fleet
at bay.
The ayiators have been unable 10
take the air TO give the range to
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1915-03-11

Mr. |ARK|NS ACCUSED Of MURDER
0F JACK JONES ON TRIAL FOR LIFE

sciehtions scrupies r. .. CaaGie
was excused by the defendant. Mai
Christopher was also excused Nv De.
PENDANT Cliff Berrier Wa eycu4a3
by defendant VliH Adah c<ca.e.I
by defendant Z. +. Chapman Nas
selected as the eighth Juror. ". r.
sullivan Was acceptable 10 bo5h
sides and became juror nine Wal
Ter Sullivan a farmer living rear
Alsdorf, vas accepted . juror ten,
CROWD Is Largo
The crow d attending the tria *
perhaps the largest in the history Of
the court. The seating capacity viii
not accommodate half Of those who
want to hear the trial People are
here in every kind of vehicle At
one time shortly after O'Clock there
were 1903 automobiles parked
on the square. Bu&eies. wagons and
saddle horses brought hundreds of
Others to town Notwithstanding the
immense crowds in attendance abso-
tute quiet prevails and The case is
being tried as rapidly as poss bic
There is little doubt but What the
fourteenth day after the murder will
bring an end to the trial
Negro l. Composed
The negro. Joe Larkius, charged
with this awful crime is composed
and takes an interest in the pro
ceedines, When brought into court
this morning he showed little CT 40
signs Of the rough treatment re
ceived al The hands OF the enraRed
citizenship twelve days ago He dis
cussed the trial freely with his at
torney and watched the large crowd
that gathered
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juror Accepted.

b. +. Wilkinson, a farmer Who
lives at Ferris. Was the first juror
selected. After George Boren was
excused by the defendant when he
said he was Juror In the Sam bod
son case, G. b, Woodring qualified
and was chosen as the second juror.
Woodring lives at Howard and is a
farmer. l.. S Moseley was eAcuS-
ed by the state Willie Hamm was
excused by the defendant. Lem
Powell had conscientious scrupies
f. d. Mccormick had no conscientl-
Gus scrupies, no fixed opinion ana
had never sat in a murder case. he
was selected as the third juror NC
Cormick is farmer and lives 10
miles west OF WaXahachie. j. W.
Schulz was excused by the deieho-
ant. J. ID. Porterlield was excused
w. A. Clopton, a farmer living nine
miles northeast of Waxahachie, was
selected as the fourth juror. j. T.
Boren was excused by the court,
! VIII Sims had formed an opinion
j. r. Price OF Italy, a farmer, quail
fed as the fifth juror. Claud WITH
erspoon knew Jack Jones during ms
lifetime and was a good friend 70
Jones and had formed an opinion
Excused by state. Phelp Terry, wee
president of Ennis National BANK
was accepted as the sixth juror. H.
S. Ganaway was excused by the de-
PENDANT. Court recessed for lunch.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1915-03-11
DETECTIVES SEARCHING
FOR WIRELESS STATION
CLAIM MADE THAT BRITISH
SHIPS COMMUNICATE WITH
STATION.
Maintenance OF Such a Plant Is In.
direct Violation Of Ncu-
trality.

NEW YORK, March lit be
came known today that for a month
government wireless detectives have
been searching for mysterious
vireless station. located in or
around New York, which every
night IS in communication with
british vessels off shore. Long code
messages are exchanged every night
with the cruisers. Use OF such a
wireless station Is in direct violation
TO neutrality. The station cannot be
located. 1t is high powered plant
and apparently splendid equip
ment.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1915-03-11
Afternoon Session.

Examination OF veniremen was
resumed at the afternoon session
Harley Pierson was excused by de-
PENDANT. X. G. Stroud, banker OF
Italy, was the seventh juror select
cd. Claud Kuykendall had con
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1915-03-11

Of jurors was begun } W. Whit
sell was the first name called. and
was excused on account of having
conscientious scruEles. Bob Quaite
had q fixed opinion as to the guilt
of defendant Mr., Potter VAS eN-
cused by defendant after saying he
had served on the Burycl Oats trial.
w A. Parks had an opinion Of guilt
j. w Lumpkins had an opinion OF
guilt, Mr.. NcNabb was excused by
the state. Il, Il. Williams, farm
er living five miles from Waxahaehle
had never sat in murder case, was
excused by the defendant S. T.
Pritchard was next called and he had
IA fixed opinion B. +. Barnhardt
had conscientious scruples,
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BRITISH SHIPS
LAY IN WAITING
tREN or AMERICAN SHIP say
Flag WAS DI~EEE tEHiD
ny GERMANS.
For INVESTIGATE
representative ~ SIT. Department
Taking Testimony ii sinking
MAR.

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partment we're in Newport New. TO-
dav making an Investigation The
! cantain and crew Of m, american
sailing vessel toid turir stories mn
dor oatb declaripq rhat fI.f csuraie
I of the Eiial Friedrich did NOT heed
tho American flag nr their claim
! that CARGO was MOI contf3haud
E! The American Grow was ordered
tn throw. the cargo overheard and
were assisted in This work bg sail
or. from mo German cruiser b1r
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1915-03-11
|}[Y|1Y AND DISPATCH FEATURED
,,t Room Is Thronged With Persons from Every Sec
too of County Interested In Outcome of Trial.
Selection of Jury Is Tedious Task-Ap-
ponted Attorney Fights for Negro.

|hig twelve days have elapsed
l. vasahachie and ali Ellis
Ey was shocked b. the discoF-
kd most brutal murder. in
In Jack Jones, a we'll known
|Ug man, lost his life At the Jack
4 garage within a block of the
Bin square in WaSahachie, yet
k5 at > o'clock the alleged muir
r Wa placed Oil trial for his
\ in a special term Of district
III The brutal murder of.
NM Jack Jones, The capture OF
LslsiBs a negro suspicioned Of
! uine. and the threatened mob
klst9 are matters OF history but
= dsaardly crime is fresh III the
BIZ Of The people and the punish
n Of the guilty one is looked for
ID to with great Interest Wheth-
ie Iarkins is responsible for
awful crime is to he proven in
b court and the record estah-
Ri for speedy trial shows the
ssness Of mob violence,
ledse u. Hawkins convened a
dal term Of district court or
Hday following the awful murder
snpaneIed a grand Jury which
y an Investigation Of the muir
Nit the result thar on last
~ afternoon an Indictment was
ened against I.afkins. Summon
! special yeniro of 100 men
Y Hawkins sci the trial down
lh1'sday Although the de-
WI vas given advantage of his
tsal right in Che trial haste
saeFIsed every move of the
L took only fifteen minutes
bernie whether or not the
would go to trial after Judge
slis opened court and called
sa
court Room Crowded.
Y Voart room vas crowded
ssaout the day with spectators
. near bits of evidence offer
'Olge Hawkins admonished
eesa That absolute quiet was
lAs' to the progress of the case
.'oeu mat all persons leaving
's'li walk on tip-toe so as NOT
ss'afo the proceedings. He
'he enforced his old time rule
s'@aS must not stand in the
'0Oh. To make room for all
- 10 near the proceedings
4ssssSary to open the gallery
!, 'Hi' done the gallery was
80 WIN eager spectators.
Ease Is Called.
'e ol the state Of Texas YER
'-arSln, charged with the
u +" W tJackJ Jones. was
~. m0nip''y at . o'clock, when
iooM was well filled with
-'a' Witnesses and spectators.
attorney Tom whipple for
S''iea the names OF the
sSes and announced
= !. 'flal. + S. Samples, at
N. - The defense announced
- Application for confirm.
~. MADE which was oyerrul-
III ''""kihs and the defense
iit.. i'pary work took m
1, s'pAty Sheriff ellis i,''' ees raa a, al
e,e HsS OF the venirenen.
tsasse s and affidayits. filed
n i ! aounsel for the defense
asu.ss '0lec'ion to the affidavits
d., y. rendered. Only one man
iss a. s''hoat excuse and Judge
sa,, ~ not enter a fine against a1st
d ,,sul ne probably would "a.
I,., ssse in his mail.
ds,s ',aaaA' Arraigned.
H., Joe Larkin h,o
i ps. assro' was duly arraign-
w,' asa not guilty to the
'A's the examination
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Wilson Assumes Charges.
WASHINGTON. March 11,-Pres-
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1915-03-11

bIaeE Nit a'.'' Joe Larkin. a big
/ ps. assfo' was duly arraign-
WIN - not guilty to the
This the examination
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1915-03-11

ALL THE NEWS
ISItii.F, II IL
NEWS
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-07-08
STOMACH TROUBLES
Mr.. Rasland Writes Interesting
Letter on This Subject.

Madison Heights, Na.-M. Chas. A.
Ngland, OF this place. writes; ~ have
been taking lhedlonl's Rack nmueht
Tor indigestion, and other stomach troub-
les. also colds. and lind Il % be the very
best mediciae have ever used.
Ai'et taking Black -niauga, lor a few
oays, ! always icel lkc a new man"
Nervousness, naasSa, heartburn. rain
IN pll ct stomach. and a feeling ct hiu.
ness after eating, are SIRE symptoms OF
stomach Trouble, and sho,lld be giycn the
proper treatment, as your strength ans
health dcpcud very largely upon You
hood aud is digestion.
To SET qalck and permanent rcHei
Nom these aGlmenls, You should take
q medicine OF known curative merit
Us Is years OF splendid success, IN the
treatment OF Just such troubles, proves
the real merit Of Theds0rd's BLACK
D'aughi. safe, pleasant. genue Ia action.
ana without had alter effects, Il Is sure
20 benefit both young aal Old. Tor sale
eseo~hens. pnce 2aS Nc.n
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-07-08
SsSss Sgsp Spps
LATE MARKETS
= v 49, rsr psss
KANSAS CRY liyF Sr,Drk

tiN Associated rfrss
KANSAS ctrA 3uN Z. Hoes re
VENTS Neep head market lower. huih
at sllca Sc sos, 20
cattle llrcripts $500 head. market
a'sher southern steers So san8lo.
Nheer Noroigts geea head market
sisa,l, amhs ssDensea
foRr WORTH LIVESTOCK.
ftn'r WORTH luly !. Iiaes ~.
reW'' ieec hvad market lower. S,ies
ism sgst4TTo
Natilc Reecipts ieee head. market
stcads bvcyes SsaoNNsA
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-07-08

Wheat Nuwhrr rrd sl.2eHisg
rti sil5ntai harl 81 esHfgt. s
herd slstml8s
tsHn NumhrT White 1sc. uh.te
scr A. uiscl iteM7st. 5 mixed
lshHfh
tHie Number white facn se
white tNcHfq miNgsI 4er
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-07-08

Cotton Region nulletn.
MANlifNepNN lHlN enmw r
Valdez daily prospector., 1915-03-01
An EarI's Duel With a Butler.

About the middle of the last century the Lord Rosebery of that time was in Paris, and in paying call one day he was received so rudely by the butler that he complained to his friend of the servants conduct. But the butler had been noncommissioned officer ill the French army, and as such he chal' lenged Lord Rosebery to q duel. The earl accepted, and two shots were cx- changed without result. But Lord Rosebcry was angercd at his own con descension and afraid his antagonist might lay aside his military rank and resume his duties as a servant. thus exposing an earl to the rcproach of having fought with q butler. So he settled an annuity of I25o on the man on condition that he did not return to domestic service. The condition was faithfully observed on both sides
Valdez daily prospector., 1915-03-01

"corporations" would require an es- say of considerable length-a con- venient excuse for not putting It Ill a column of short, snappy paragraphs like this one-but anybody with a lawyer friend who can be worked for information may easily secure de- finitions of the three, which, whether clearly understood or not, at least will be sufficient to convince him that they are unlike in important par ticulars.
 The fault of the joint stock com- pany," according to modern ideas, is that there fingers in it too much of personal responsibility for obliga- tions incurred in the common inter- est. Not as perilous in that respect as the partnership, it involves great CT risk beyond knowingly made in vestment than does the corporation, and the latter has become the favor ite and well-nigh universal device for doing any except small-scale busi- neSS.-EX.
Valdez daily prospector., 1915-03-01
Newspaper Waifs.

"Miserly offered the man who say ed his life half dollar" Did the man accept it?" Yes, but he hand ed Miserly twenty cents change"
 T understand your husband lost his suit on technicality, Mrs. Nurich." :" Pardon me, sir; I'll have you under stand that my husband pays cash for his clothes"
 Lawyer (to fair clienD--"Don't you think this cash offer of $20,000 from the defendant is a fair compromise for your wounded heart? Isn't pry. ing that old tightwad from his twen- ty thousand shiny ducats punishment enough for his breach of promise ?" Client-"No indeed! I want him to marry mel"