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Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-06-15
MOTHER IN FIGHT
To protect HOME
WONNN WITH THRrE SMiII
CHILDREN MIKES CHARGES
N tOl ri.

"f struck her. : nr hl twirr
-hr broke 900 1909 bronze" 500. il. story
fD.i iulr, H. 4. M,hinnuH u o. t.r.
Wratiou court yDtortll, uu.Hus ur r
woman with thrromr"ii ij .'.r
Oh h.r arms aud tWp sH.I ar'Gr,u
.ne.us 60 Nar ,rir' 200 .u.ur 90 To-
.|r. uf lfrr Ll.l Sii..i., ..,..us
fu pul,.. H.u,r ~. f..r Woman
H tf' D1su. who a.-p $50. ora 90 Id.
rH'J rIdnr boo % tHNi,ip WIZ Oh. n.s-
'rH Of ,h. i.' Auuu ugf sal IHt
bon. f.put nu wrong TH. m"'l ti
Incidence AND listened 90 Dds a.f.| ,.rs
hIs alleged np.,olity
900. affair took ri.,. no second Hri
pult str. 't ytiurdiy ,,.nire. after Oh,
N.f. Il1 ,ElHd tho other woman fIm
point w T,lrr Street testimony rr-
t..'.L I'M Woman h,ur ,hInd save
N. rar tor unur Chat Do. hr.
H..H Oh, ugu'r wife hrd rgn.
s GOO. vt uurwrd upon thr woman
lH FOO hlto baron 90. Du.. U th"
HaI. and when shn v.nf Go r.t t1'
un,y With which O. uIk. OBJ. wy.
mont .l, Wps epied uuI1 IF iho other
vmln. who returned Co thr court %
l,tl. later and declared that thn money
w1e procured ium h,r lu.uul Tho
,.u.u paving 90, Zine uIs then round
ly l,,urrd hy thr i.dsr 1n dadm"n.
tbti Go take nu WHrH uNi rides with
married men and particularly ih' nus.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-06-15
People like 10 See the
Wheels Geo Round

After ull. the muVnIH HtH b. |'.'
a de- mx, edition II the little boy who
wanted Ito see IA, wheels $50 wound.
,nd women arc much liko lIm
PLAYING on this ed. ui human 1'lli'
tine Vacuum CLEANER Speciality Com.
many. Inc. al New Yoik Ciiy has op'ncd
q shup where cvcybudy can stop and
zee things work without even O. pane 81
glass between
This strikmgly original shop h1s 90
front door set alou, ntty'u t,t r'h
from tho street and Boo th, large Space
between the sidewalk and tho 'FRONT.' d''
.s di Invasive r. washing mI'hin. and
d vacuum cleaner bon active operation
m, III. wash,r and the washing m1.
chine stand on the concrete fl'"riur hnt
al the hack a platform has Boon uli''
ana covered with green carpet on ,hi~
D., vacuum cleaners 500, constantly
demonstrated hy r.lH,d maid. and i'
sc tine crowd line up GOO watch the 1inN
plcccs ~ dirt inhaled Dos thu vacuum
cleaner one might fancy that II was
SOME new sort 81 q game.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-06-15
DEMOCRATIC CONVENTION SNAP SHOTS
The Story Of 16 Nominations.
ny A. H. VhNDENDERG
ny 4. u. yhNpENDERG.

u"f uf such opposition e. him as "a
ted and they left no stone unt1rncd
'' accomplish their purposes
-. ruup,r had the National Commit
." Issued the national convention call
'Htu N"v York state convention was.
'W.I"J- four months ahead of the
u'uuI' yuuy,nii0n-and SNAP" dele.
rI'.u1 81 up 10 support Governor pa.
va y I'm instead ~ Cleveland
Around iHl" nucleus (which was bitterly
1.ru'od hy those who were called the
'Iut' IrpHrs'1 the Cleveland opposi
t.ur r.l "a, bu' 10 no avail Out Il F0a
30 vote. 100 the convention 500 were
r'.. I'' io 20 iWothirds choice. and
Cl.N''Hr1 vote for third nomination
wr tlT . on IA" frff roll call Gov.
rrr.r IAN polled ~. aud Horace Boics
IHp v1s third with iO3 IN total
n.J ~ eleven candidates
CON, rni erll for second place showed
tIltI E stevenson 81 Illinois leading
H4f r.f with twothirds voiH with
'n, Uls nearest competitors In q Co.
p Geld n eigt were Isaac y GRAY
.. lndrn' rwhu had been n spectacular
contender in 1851 with Si3 votes. Allen
% NHrr' ~ Michigan with 40 votes
t.Fr : Mitchell ~ Wisconsin with q
,u'.r md Henry Wattcrson of Ken.
'rr.y with aG votes Following this
.,. ruo'I. however. Stevenson was
ust. tb' Vice Presidential nominee ON
.n.." fr.w the floor. wijhou, a SEE
% roll call
Th" 'cupor rs chairman - the con.
.ufi.r vac william g. owens II Ken.
'ueEy 90" permanent chairman was
V'N.w J.. Wilson of West Virginia.
Tha afur''on - the party platform w1s
Hr. irl lv bitter contest prscipltn'
= h' proposal tina tihc tariff planl,
hn'ill Gerry an implied promise 90
ur 'o'f.l Industries that there would
/ l' NJ weeping t1rln reductions. The
| convention refused any such oNprdcnt
o v.,.r. and hv vote - 56i 20 az
, top'.d substitute plank dnounciuG
| 'uIui, elton" 40 q fraud and declaring
that ,hs soN.Tnmen, has no power 70
Il.N tI~'r cVcepi Tor revenue only
Tho rrrI'' IT this campaign was the
! ,"d election ~ Pr,sidcn, Cleveland.
! r o., continued tomorrow with the
'.r1 o. thu Convention ~ 1896.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-06-15

company aud thu product he manufac'
lures &C. sells arr indispensable. Women
have learned the art and there IT. no
reason why an alert salesman sh"uldn. {
hc able to practice il.
As q last resort u woman vi' play
upon the emotions aud thr i''.irss or
"a male caller She makes h.W Jealous
hy smiling az other men -" ih" same
thing with your customers Make lhrih
think you have $50 many other orders
thst you can't rl this s'r..al on' just
al the present moment You know hn"
woman uluIy urund.r- with 20
,out aud the attitude that sine do's s'
against her will You must convey the
same impression.
"a woman starts Uut with ih" id"'
that h, ~ iudirpeuahl, Goo mans h.nh.
n,st u.r wholn tc,huluu, w huIli
rluud this attitude
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-06-15

went 10 the deps, In taxi. stalled
around the station as II drzzlcd rain
without--it always rains in Wash
ington-and at a late hour. wholly
AT the mercy OF the anarchists and
elements, boarded train for Chi
cago.
Why all this fuss on his return
a Republican nominee isn't M very
much not when Il is reasonably Ger
tain that he isn't going to get much
father IN the White House than aay
other guest may expect to go.
Already there are rumblngs of
trouble in the Republican party talk
Of split, as In 1919.
\ split isn't really necessary tu
give the Democrats an opportunity tu
win this year. hut It is an added safe
IS, and therefore will be- welcomed.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-06-15
TnE CONVENTION ~ isss.

when ih. Democratic National CON.
yrniiun of lNN> assembled in 50 Louis
Hr jun, 3. iis tuuciion-so Oar as the
Pre- .dcuull nomination va seuuccru"d
Vas purely that IT pruyidig "a formal
ra,iuoatio not the udisputablc opinion
z on, country President Grover Cloy.
Sand was rcuominat,d unanimously
without even formal vote being tan.
u. ilo was the first candidate since
.Hr Buren,. Boz $40 to b, thus honorod
The death yf NiC,.prtsidcut llcnd
ickr iu Tho first year ~ his term. how.
Ntr lrft thr sr,ond place ur the ticket
f,.n tu contest. and from this contest
tho convention CLEANED its only real
Dos and Ari;,mput. 10 proved 90 De-
I contest between \ a. Thurman 81
'hio and Governor Isaac y GRAY of
luiiHna o. also pro,cd-iu Us spec
'r'ulnr and drmonstratiVr phasrs-to
~ contest between "h.rh white hats"
which were worn ly Grlys tricndsi
ma "rrd htuik'rchicfs' (which were
1ruri he'd hy tn friends q Thurman.
yho always MS" Ia huilul himself
Tho "h,uiannas' won ON the first
au Thurman pU'lDd GEO Gray lO5.
md John e. BLACK 10 Illinois 90
s " White og california was ten
uarv chairman Of Oh, convention and
'a'I.tk a collins 90 Mlssl husett, was
'rruanrrt chairman Tn, resolutions
we're without me- vor unusual feature
ln, plank endorsed On, p,pding Miu-
ill' f.r reduction .u the ,sun an.
''hcr complained hocluss N, RcpuHi
ans hdl refused statehood" 90 Wash.
nFion Dakota Montana ana New Mex
cog and @ third expressed Tmpaih,
With tho Efforts ~ those noble pa'rl.
o. who ia bv Gladstone and parroll
ave conducted their grand and pescc.
ui contest Cor home rulc boz ireland
ln tho outcome - this campaign
""i'm.n Horizon was elected ar,s.
dent.
The Convection ~ 1897.
Although thor, wa bitter a.h.4. ri~ui
'n Cleveland a. sInc PARTY quarters
D. VIZ once more the dominant marty
avor''c when the 1899 democratic M.
irrll convention assembled pt Chicago
300 june . Cl,yeland's ODD and per
'i't'E' enemies ln his home stat. 81
Ncw N.sk. wcye again the head and
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-06-15
There AFr az Last
Reason, Cor Denny'> Saccr>.

W Arthur Denny j. mti tYNC
merchant with iig town id,as. llc ar.
CUES that rcia.' merchant; doesn't need
o. live IN O crowded metropolis o. build
good mercantile buslnsg IL h. shows
himself 90 be- possess ~ little in.
iiiaiiyc Boz merchandising
Mr Denny b. a member ~ The firm
general store business no New Hampton
No. con the trail 81 N, jefferson high.
Nayg twenty FIVE miles from the south.
crr boundary line oi the stat, 90
Iowa" af Denny puts a.
he viii tell sou the Denny a Jones'
store has Seven departments q quality
and quick service and he viii ,uumer.
ale them a. follows
First Hardware that stands hard
wear
Second. Fumi;grc thirty minutes
ahead 90 the c,ock
Third. stoves for everybody.
Fourth. Paint fr tha home. from
cellar % garnet.
Fifih Wire fencing hag ugh, horsc
high and ball strong
sixth. Queenretrc and rli glass.
seventh Undertaking
And then ST. Danny explains how
! hia f.rm is putting 30 over .u o., small
town Boz really b.g way
"Fiusi." b. siys eve think w, know
, our territory. which S., Try 90 Keep
et,r-Nidsn.us ard nHt within per.
maaenuy fixed boundary Roughly. 9;
Isl Ten miles wide fUd thirty six miles
long though We push over some on any
line Within tho limits ~ this territory
thrr" ere forty eight s,hloi districts. IN
each we have What ws cath our Padiox
sgenf Ns select these agents from th.
best maH or wnuaa o.. I'd w, have in
.l. district and ..ud tl-m blanks ?.
/ 900 in with tn name uf every person ir
their district. beginning with the mar
Hi The hDu-s then the wif. 10 LIVING
th'n the children aud th. approximate
sE' ~ each.
We explain ile, what a. want d.u.
aui Why t.iiius them ss som as the,
mail this list 90 Hs Us w.N mail thorn d
rh,.k for sl Then a, explain tu them
'h.t % any on' moves lafl th.lI district
Hl moves oat f thsy wUi r' once s.r,
Is the ntu"s H. 500 send them Ny.
| .frfs fUr each q. F.n ns these hsf.
arrive our ,fCre rirl 'yrsuIitas o..
1Hmgs ~ each family Dn separate
card aheis the leader nam. with o.,
name of tn sfha0i district and th
name - our agent for that district
"Behind this card rors the name 81
lckcry Cul ln tne district. Th.le U
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-06-15
sHR|EERS TO LEAVE
TOMORROW At NOON
FOR PORTLAND MEET

Nout FORTY Amarillo SINNERS HnI
members ~ their families viii leave -.
t.rr.y IL ruw over 'l' Fort Worth
Is Denver lur Portland. or, where iN.'
v,I attend the Imperial Council june
- o and q The Amarillo group NiI
leave one dav earlier than bad u.'H
MANNED In order that % commute" ''
local Masons may go r,iur. iH. '..
mite, on disprnsI',nus ana "N'ri'.s 'n
Monday and present to o. their claims
for u Masonic Tempt, lon Amarillo TITS
practically assured. according o. local
Nssons. that the dIsuensJtion tnr a tom
40, her. win hc granted as % has been
endorsed rs several other Temples AMI
by "a, Texas shrine Council
The Khlyl shrine club drum c0rns
viii meet no the Mlg0uiy hJll tomorrow
morning 40 1889 o'clock ana VIII march
together tn the Denver station. 'Iu
witch the train leaves az o. o,.u..
noon The Amarillo Shriusr- viii u'
Joined az Pueblo by mobiles from a..
Nrs'ar 'rsNT'F NJ Fcr' ww'h " mn
been planned 90 meet mobiles from tH.
~ Made Tcmpl, of ~ pasn 40 piihlrt
hut this portion u the arrangements
will not now be carried out since the
local group will leave one day earlier
than had been anticipated
\ fUur'pea.scciiun and drawing room
standard Pullman sleeper has been
chartered Tor the entire trip The Am.
lr.lloaus will reach Portland saturday
evening at O'Clock They viii go ho.
fore the committee ON di,prus1iiUus aud
charters Monday morning before the
council convcncs un TUESDAY
George Si1plciun ~ Amarillo. honor
airy thiriythird degree Mason. returned
b. assisted ip tho initiation 81 mou
than $50 Dfndiiatcs into 'ho Nuslal
Temple. 81 which hr De- q member
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-06-15
To l.raTn Ia Sell. Study
! eminine Meth IDS"

l'He wuman.s appeal 90 the otpHs.'"
Sax ss on exampl, ~ what 'on,titu-
good saiesmanship Prof Franz W
Diguar head = the department - 81.
teTg 90 %" laStlie Extension arrive =.
uy chicago. RECENTLY told TIE w, cu-
%, s~. club az one Of their weekly ,uIci.
suus some things about sal.smlnsitlp
SHAT r'' food for thought for every
mru who hiss job making people uuy
goods nD matter VIVA; his line.
For O. thousand ,oaTs woman ms
been s.lhug hrfssi. 80 nan - u ough
'n ba Interesting 10 study hcf mcihvds
Dog the professor sold
'in Tho u1in thor. re f," points ia
thu technique she E1s deyolorad ~ b
.ucrofr' ~ 100 ~ .uccess. IN 20. Tvs
slt.. sha uses chi-ri o. great ALVIN.
tag" iast.ld ~ r,ying attention q"
ihf NHlu. - h'I q a. she surrounds
them slih such charm that the nr 81 cree
t.. hHrs % oomta't,'v dupod
So. ff't.r- %, customer q every
lppi,o.'lnity' PTofessui DiE1al went
nr .sri in this wav max = h'f u
vH .-llg,-ns ,bl, Go ais prid" ihsi s1e
rlu i" anything -r. wishes vlh lin
40 ... .r. time st. never shass hfr
'.g-rHs-- q, mss sale. u a man
.H" aHu I.f who d. desirable a. hus.
band Immediately she piqucs him with
H.. Indifference tier seeming casual.
rDs makes him more dciermined-cx.
a.'t Too effect sho wishes a. create.
Now the business man who wishes
goo iurreaz. hi sales should also sur.
round the product with charm. Tie
should latter the customer and In every
say make b appear that has vaTtlt alar
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-06-15
WHY THE russ?

Warren G. Harding Republican
nominee. has already begun 10 sur
round himself with policemen and
plain clothes men. 4 press dispatch
SAYS that when he returned 10
Washington 'on his way home be-
drove by the white House. guarded
By policemen and followed by an au-
tomobile full OF plain clothes men %
Now isn't that goine a little strong
on the precautions?
when senator Harding lett wash
ington, it is very probable that he
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-06-15
"RIDDERl.ESS!

First reports concerning the Re
publican convention at Chicago indi-
Gated that The convention was rud-
deriess and boSsless.
Final reports from Chicago indi-
cate that never in all the history OF
nifiy--and one might say shifiy-
Republican maneuyerings has there
been a more nifty or shifiteer ma
nipulation OF the cards than during
that convention.
Nov for instance: Neither Wood
nor Johnson would have been bear
able to the Old Guard. So the follow
ers OF Messrs. Wood and johnson
were promptly forced into most
hostile attitude the one toward the
other. in the hope that Lowden
might be the nominee Unfortunately
for his backers--GOvernor Low.
den received too large a vote In the
carly balloting. and drew the fires Of
both the Wood and johnson coniin-
gents.
But why worry? Johnson was in
weighed into the statement that he
lions was not mentioned In the plat.
lions wa snot mentioned in the plat
form and after all. the crop OF dark
horses was unusually large. Hard.
ing was selected.
Harding was a fortunate choice
He has no record" or. at least. his
record IL not generally known among
politicians. He Is considered a hard
headed business man. lie Is q news
paper man who has made his way up
from the bottom.
With such a candidate and with
nothing In the platform with which
the average man can take issue. the
plan Is 10 send out against the Dem
ocratic nominee a man who will pass
the scrutiny, but one without any
definite record OF large accomplish
ments.
Wheeler. when nominating Gen
eral Wood at Chicago. said truly OF
the people: III you expect their vote
do not offer to them a cold, capable
nerveless. unsympathetic business
man for the office OF President
They are In no mood 10 take him on '
Nor will the voters OF the country
stake on" Senator Harding The'
are demanding q red-blooded Ameri
can who has definite record OF larg'
accomplishments. They want a mar
who knows how TO handle great az
fairs. They waE a man who hai
proven himself in the field Of bust
ness. possibly. but who Is extremel!
human. with 81 all.
McAdoo Is such a man.
Hoover. who Is extremely popula
throughout the nation. j. a man o
like calibre-a man extremely dis
tasteful TO the Republican bosses
And that brings u 20 the specula
tion as to Mr.. Hoover's present 20
iitical status.
He Is a man who cares nothing 70
party. He cares for country and de-
mands results. lie Is a result Keitei
He said prior TO the holding g
the Republican convention. that D
would accept the nomination Of tia
party ~ Il should be rendered him.
he has never said that be woul
not accept the nomination if ter
dered him by the Democratic parts
While this Is true. Il T. equal
true that the Democratic leaders ar
going TO be- no more favorable :
Hoover than were the Republican,.
They probably believe thar " D
we're nominated be could be elected
bat they ask themselves what use b
would be 10 them II be became m
standard bearer
The truth OF the matter Is that N
people Of the country like Hoove
Tremendously, bat the politicians cor
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-06-15
~ Represented

o. said. Put your al, IN going con
t0In-
\ safe thing To- gamble upon
8 going concern" 7 was later a. l,irr
tn. follow was right FOR itr gone.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-06-15

slider him unmanagcable.
Therefore Hoover will kindly
shelye hs political aspirations for u
term OF years.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-06-15

have cor trade territory card. indvNcd
and as correct as We can got II. u Is
81, arranged that u automatically
,hrnues when newcomers arrive. or
mowers 60, n now covers 1909 families
Hf 5000 people.
We crus.dcr this the very corner.
Stone on which our business Is built
on this firm foundation the whole
.ur'r tu,turc. ~ feel b. sure to rest
securely W h,.ioy, that n Is a. ucccs
lry ior people o. know what vs., have
.tu srl -s Co have tine g"sls when they
at L. "ur store By this mailing list
w., Keep them informed 81 what We agr
nNIls % d..
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-06-15
HEBUSINESS
&-COLUMN d.
EDITED BY MANSFIELD r, HOUSE e-r.-sl

ms column. which Will appear and
hort articles Of " inetest their and
and general
Evening star., 1920-01-13
Fifty Years Without Loss to an Inuestor
The Ideal Investment
for the Navy Man


BECAUSE the Navy
Man is at sea at certain
periods Of his duty, and dur
ing those periods is out of
touch with business condi-
tons of the country-because
our go first mortgage notes
are safe and will remain at
par while he is at sea-and
because every Navy Man
will some day visit Washing
: ton, where his investments
are secured.
Evening star., 1920-01-13
FINANCIAL.
ACCOUNTING

Systema tizing auditing: personal service that
counts; advice income tax laws free: by
appointment only. Address Constructive Public
Accountants. DO McGill building. 13'
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1920-01-14
Coustipated? Here's Relief

Not that often harmful, always vio-
lent and temporary help that comes
from, harsh purgatives, but the COM
Portable, gratifying, corrective regula-
ton Of stubborn bowels SO pronounced
IN d. Kings New Life Pills.
Tonic in action, they promote free
bile dow, stir up the lazy, thoroughly
but gently cleanse the system Of waste
matter and fermenting foods, and give
you keen zest for hard work and
healthful recreation. All druggists
q cents,
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1920-01-14

Some people won't work as they feel
that the community needs to have
them devote their entire time to giving
advice. ~
Big row over naval decorations, but
the girls crowding around the navy
boys at the dances say Uncle Sans blue
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1920-01-14

uniform is all the decoration necessary.
So far none of those kind hearted
obituary editors has revealed the fact
that the wood alcohol drinkers ever
took, a prize for learning and intelli.
gence. 49,. 49,. ~.!-..@ *: gs1M "
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1920-01-14
NECLECTINC THAT
COLD OR COUGH?
Why. when Dr.. Kins's New
Discovery % promptly
checks it

IT'S natural you don't want to be
careless and let that old cold or
cough drag on or that new attack
develop seriously. Not when you can
ret such a proved successful remedy
q DR.. Kings New Discovery.
Cold, cough, grippe, Group does not
resist this standard reliever very long.
It's quality is as high today as 1t al
ways has been--and it's been growing
steadily In popularity for more than
fifty years. 6Oc. AMI $1.20 bottle at
nil druggists. Give 1t trial.
The evening Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1918-1920, 1920-05-22
ST. JOHNSBURY
Local News

The annual May sale and supper
of the Unlversalist church will be
held at the church vestry Thursday
The sale in the afternoon will be fol-
lowed by he supper at the usual
hour.
The fishermen that went to the Nj
Sakiton ponds Friday struck it just
right as Il p pounds of trout were
| brought home in the evening. This
| represents the luck of the party of
nine that were at the Waterford fish
ing resort that day.
George w. Young has gone to
I Lyndon 20 visit friends for while.
The touring season for 1920 has al
ready opened and few Massachu-
sets and New York cars are here
daily. Reports indicate that Vermont
roads are not much worse than those
in other portions of New England and
the main highways are good consid-
ering the exceptionally severe winter
weather. The steady rain the last
"a hours mas laid the dust and from
now on the highways will be we'll fill
ed with ears.
Hearts beat faster and tempera-
lures go up when Tom Mix Is in
sight. He is everything that his rep
utation IS the daredevil of the
screen" mplies--speedy, reckless,
skillful, thrilling. Mix is skyrocket
of action and his stunts in desert
Love" are without parallel in the an
nails of motion picture thrillers Mix
never fakes; never disappoints;
what more can be said? Your last
chance to see desert Love" tonight
at the Globe.
What do men most DESIRE Power?
Fame Fortune? Love? Wealth?
Wis lom? Admiration? Comfort?
Respect Or are they satisfied with
Gay Times? Buttons on their
clothes? Fancy neckwear? Wild
Women? A good smoke? The
answer to this weighty question will
be proven in the gripping drama OF
the northwest woods, "Man's De-
sire. a picture laid in Gods Great
out doors, vivid portrayal of border
justice where men are law unto
themselves. At the Please U today.
George M. Ross of Quincy, Mass,
who was married q year ago ~
Mrs. Gertrude M. Ross of st. Johns
bury, is seeking a divorce on tn,
grounds that his wife deserted hiln
while living in Boston, August l,
1907.
A party of young friends entertain
ed Miss Helen Foster at theatcl'
party Thursday in honor of her 18th
birthday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jack Bertrand sepnt
Thursday at Lake Morey and came
home with POT fish they caught.
Crow repellent for prompt delivery
See A. E. Counsel & Son. adv.
Editor ". H. Gilpin of the Barton
Monitor and Mrs. Gilpin were visitors
to st. Jo!nsbury Friday.
The City Mission will hold their
Sunday evening meeting in their hail
at 100 O'Clock and the speaker will be
John G. Danforth.