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A STATEMENT ' ON POTATOES. Government Bureau Shows Im ports and Exports For Decade. IN THE WORLD OF SPORT Jeannette, Who May Be Jack Johnson’s Next Opponent. FOR THE CHILDREN Rhyma of Dorothy Rose. Dorothy llo*« had a turuad up no»* Did alia worry about It. do you auppoaaT Oh, no! Uul a plan alia t-tgau to hatch To maka Ilia rast of bar faatuiaa match ITIiat of Turnbia kook ill Nolliloa all. aha trained bar ayaa. Iharn up to tha »unity aklaa Ihw mud nod tha dual? Not ah*' but auiislibi* would Dorothy i m A flower that droop* ha* II p u r t . i l Itilo III» r ulli li Stillo* Irli.la III t c r » * t l o ii HiniiMiii'iii |ir»|mri-<l l.y III» a tiitlatlr a. d e p a r tl li » l lt ut t n u i m e n i i nini Intuir, »lio w tiig ili» lui p olla nini » i| io rta o f p o t a l o » * d urili» u I i t i ii o f y v n r a Wlilla» III» p ro d u c timi o f |>otMtiara In III» l'nlti-il S ti li » * la uatiiilly a u l t l . l » u l lo u » '» t ili» r»ip ilr» umilia of Ila impuliti Imi. tli» r» Imv» I h - i - ii m liilinli»r o f ori naloiia f o l l o « Ing xiloli » r o p a In III» I ulti-il Nini»» oli «lil< li i oiiakt»ritlil« 1 1 iin ut il l»a w » r» lui p o r t i l i < in o il i » r in-, iialoua wlii'ii fIti*r» w » r » aliortiiii»N n tu om l nini In rg» »ropa Aia-orilluu lu Ihr puglllatli- »tp»rl*. III III» I II II .-al S ti li » * »olialilornblu gitali Ju»k J o I iiimoii ' n urxl oppmient In llie lit i» * w » r » » ( | m r t . l l 'I li» lotul I m p o r la o f p o t u t o » * luto ring «III b» Jo e Jeannette, lhe colorrd Th» Int III» l u l l n l S l n l » a III tli» Inai t»u y » ura ben v y w »Ig ht of N»w York • g g ri-g u U il 22.H45.U3I buabeln, inlu»<l ter ttiluka b» la th» oui) mnn w ho hn* ut $|i),|iK5,7711, o r nlm ul 4 8 r a n t l (1*1, any i-linm» of i|»f»atlug th» champion liliali.-I lilla vii Imi Iloti |>»|t|g lllla.il upoii J f i i h 11 >-ltu hua fuught Johnami *»v»rnl llim-a il ml lin* loal but on» bnltl» II» III» » I», »a ni» imirIt»1 p r i e * In III» »olili I r»*a li olii utili li I in |M>rt .-.I. nini ilo », clnluia thnt h» lin* luiproveO alm-r lh»u • m l iMilula lu hIa i|»f»nta of Snm Mc u ol. Ilu ii-fo r», Ini-1liti» III» »0*1 o f trulla It I* IMirtiillou o r ilu il»* pulii, ili» r u l » ol V»y ami Snm l.nngfmil n* proof uior» Ilitin llkely (tint h» «III b» match il III) iM-lltlf 2 5 »»III* p » r liliali»! o f a l t i ) im m uta Imiti u n . t » r ili» pr»*«-ul la w uml ni tu niii-l .lohnaon la-for» ou» of lit* II* Im i m i ll i il » p r .* l » » » a a o r 1 11» » t p o r t * club» In New York tu the neuf futur» o f |ml il 1 1 M*a frolli Iti» r u l l i l i s i n t » a T u r k e y to H a » # O l y m p i o T u m . .1 urliiK Hi» anni» dii-nit» n in o ii n l .i l lo I>»aplt» Ih» war «U h Italy word hna IO, la ai. ?> MI t>iiMti.*la, v n I n.-.l ni $ s,4 l 3 .ii 7 5 , coin» from Conalaiitluople that Turkey a u u w - n i g » <>f 77 » » u t * p » r bushel will la- r»pr»»»iili*l lu th» m i t olyui l 'u l u l o » * liii|mrl.*l luto III» r u t t i * ! pie gami-« Th e Ottoman empire I» to S l n l » * »olii» »lilody froin l'iiniiiln. M e i l»o nini lt»ruiu»ln. In .\ui»r!»ii. nini •end n li-uni of «r»Mll»rn that la ex S »olln m t Kligliiiiil l r» l n m l. G » rm n t iy p»»ii*| tri i l»nii up everything In Ih» Th»r» a m i Frane», In Kuru|w, « l u i » In ri* » u t grappling Un» ni Stockholm. y » u r a amnll <|U mo IUI»* Im v » ulao l>»»n may la- m»o In oiln-r depart meni*, b ro u u tlt frolli l bilia. Aliai ni Un nini III» auch a» the javelin nini Ih» »hot put itug With ih» Turka. Japnu»»». Chi f i u o i r ) talu ni!* 'Ili» |ailnlo»a »l|*irt n»n» ami aoulli *»n Inland»!-* on ih» Hat .*1 g o clili-tl) In III» \V»*t tulli.**, i »li Ira i Aliiarl»n nini r u iiu itu . Ili» lnrg»*t ■ Il th» "iM rliarlan*" «III la- n »» u In III th» old q u a u l l l l » * uaunlly l o r u t i l i , Cauniln line ut th» Sweillnh i-npllnl nini l'nunuin um l l » **» r i p in u tlll» * tu »n limi-« th» liriN-ka n-gardiil all out o lt u T * » u l r a l A i ii .'ii in u a l n i » * nini III» • ld»ra na "tinrialrlr.na,'" ao ih» originai ld»u «III pr»vnll n » it year. Cer hap* \Y»*t l m ll» a laiiimIa Slmili ipiiiutlll»* llllV» ni HO Inali ai-ili III ria »III ) » n r a tu th» tu o* I prominent of ih» aouili *»a r i i i u n . I i o n g k m i g . Iirltlali lìiiln nn . ih» trita* will la* Ih» Nwliuini'r l'haplon, l'iilllpp lu » laln mla I r» m h <l, »nnlu who w»nl lo Kuglnnd thl* y»ar and um l »»rin it i o f tli» S o u t h \ui»rl»nn cl»nmil up III» la**i of ili» MWlminlng i-liaiiiptmiahIpa II» I* goral for »v»ry » o u l i tr i» * . I>ut prni-tli-ally n o n « io E u ro p » , tv li l< - li. n It boni.'ti n In rg » »ona u iiia r dlaiam-i* from PH) yarda to llv» Olili*, and h» I* » x p ii li s l lo make a rlran o f p o t a l o » * . I* nl*o n l a ri ;» p ro tlu » » r T li» « o r b i ' * pollilo i rop. ao f a r u* Il i « n - p of th» Olympic »venia. r n n I mi m » ii» u r» .l *lu tl*lli a l l ) ru n a I h * I t » i* * U III» nini a l t bllllon bi|ali»la [mi Ba*t S i a t y Scora* to C o u n t. n n iiu m . Imi ili»*» figure» d o noi In When Ih» often golf i-hiimplonahlp r i m i » III» p r o d u c i lou o f r h l u a , mirili tournament of Great llrllnln I« held Afrli-n nini uioat o f S*>u(h A lu» rl» n . Ih» next *pr1iig Ih» ipiallfylng round, at orlKlnnl bolli» o f III» |mlnto, w lil. h « u h thirty a it hulea, will not count In the fou m l llinl»r » iiltlv ntlm i In S o u t h Aim-r aggregiiie for tin- i-linmplmisblp prop l»n by III» Spaiilah i l l s i o v e r e r » uml er Thom* returning the *lxty la*at triiu ap lnntial lo Spalli u m l lh « u » » lo acori-a and all who may II» for alxtleth o t h » r |mrl* o f K u ro p » G c r m u u y la by place will ipiiillfy fur llie actunl chain f a r III» lnrK»*t » In g le p ro tiu » » r o f |*> ptouablp lui.»»*. h »r l u ta i r r o p fo r liaij». Ih» Th» tourna meut prillar will constat lnl» *t m nUnbl» liguri-*. b » ln g I.7IU.IKK). of »evenly two I io I ch Only ou four IMI bualn-l* ti Kit I imi I. l73.ikNi.laai In Ku prevloua ia-ciialiiiia II»I7 l o h a re I he ro p » u u KiiMNln. il13.(HKMKNi in F r a n e » . player* had to ink» part In a qualify ( sii l a m i a a i u, Anat riti. IS-I INNMNN) In log cuni|N*llllon over thirty a lt bolea, 11 iiiikii r v . I 3 7 . inni . inhi In G r e u t llrllnln when III» acor»» did uut count III the 13tMKlO.OIIO In lr»biu il. 1 iu . inni . inni In flnul aggregate l'niim ln unii 377.OtKI.lKIO In III» Culti* ] H tn tr a Chicago to Put Up Stadium. New Y o r k la III» ln r g » * t pollilo prò A Mtiidlum which will Mont uion* than din-lng a t a l » III Ih » C u lt tal S iili» *. h»r IOO. ikh ) piNipl» Is to b» a featu re of tb o prialili t In u n o b e ln g 4-1.500,000 huah ! general scheme of beautifying the Chi »1* n un Inai 3,'i.OuMKK) in M i c h i g a n . 28. cago lake friNit. according to announce in ni . inni III Malli», JS.INNI.1NNI In |*»nn ment mad» recently by the Mouth park a y lv n u l n , 2 5 . 0 0 O. inmi in W U r o n a l n . 15. iMmmlHHlon. I*1 n dm have tieen drawn IKK). inni In l litio, l2.<!<Ut.O0O In lllln ol* . by ari-hllei-t* mid are In the hand* of 12.225.lKiO In I owm a m i n tm ut KMKKl.OOO the coiumlsaliiu. btiahi-la »a»h In M llin»*oln a m i New The stadium will Is* located so that J » r * » y , tv'lille p ravtli-a lly all Ih » re spectators will have a view of athletic uniIni iik a l n i » * n r » r » p r » a » n t i* I wlth itaiiii-*. army tournament« or other out- t o t a l * r a u g l n g fr o in u n » tu r i g h i bill dm>r gatherings In Grant park and ulao limi bunlirl* »n eh water event* oil l.ake Michigan T l i » lnrK»at I m p o r t a t i m i o f putuloea •ItirliiK Ih» pnat decade w n s In loop. Soocar Football Popular on Coaat. I m -I iik 8.333.INN) I it la tifi •* ; III» Inrgent »1 T h e popularity of ICngllah slyle Hug p o r ta o f i h » (l»»ntli- w a ru In 11)11, In-lug by fooltmll on the Pacltlc coaat Is 2.333.INN) liuali»!*. SENDS MONSTER PACKAGE. Had Ar*a of Tw«nty-fiv# Square P»»t and Coat $40.12 Postage. W hat I n pronounced by C. I. T.yncb. superintendent o f malla o f th e Senttlo (Wnali.) poatolfli-e. probably to be the largest (dnglu pit*-» o f mall ever han died at th e local office jvas forwarded to Melbourne, Auntrnlla, In the atuipe o f a package having nil area of tw en ty five nipnir» feet T h e tullidle I* In caned In a woollen fram e 5 feel long by 5 fe et wide and nevera I Miches thick. A large painting I* believed to lie the contenta, although tlio exact initure hna not been dlacloned by the tender to the poatnl authorltlca. F o rty Hi amp*, ench o f the $1 de- homlnatlon. and neveral minor alampa, repreaenllng a coat o f $40.82. were re quired to pay |*istnge on th** package, Jtolng aa flrat dnaa mall. I n * totnl weight la eighty two pounda. • To Grow Silk In Philippine*. T b o Philippine bureau o f arleuce 1* making a determined »(Tort to Intro duce the growing o f allk In the Philip pine*. not only for the purimae o f In creasing the productive possibilities of the Islands generally, but aim. * * a menus o f furnishing silk for us* In connection with Industrie« tlreudy ea- ta bits bed. I'll Fifth Street, near l\ S. .Ylint HAN’ F R A N t'IS C O , CAI,. lo wilt. Ha* Fought Yallow F»v»r and Buboni» Plague—Hi» Distinguished C»r*»r. The Trifler. buy Gold —rich Ore amalgam and all mining f products. We ...... ........................I» — —-------- ” " t pay J cash amt give a -ajuare Deal. Assaying Mlc. ; Katsblisherl 20 years. Rcrference: i F irs t National Bank o f San Francinen. Oh. 1 arn so lick of the Big Th ings— Th» Big with a Big. Big B— Im portant Thing* T h a t A rs Strictly I.)r Rupert Blue, a surgeon of the Ths Such, Marin» hospital and public health serv Th» G re at Big Thing» T h at Matter So ice. bus been appointed surgeon gener Much— They never can leave you f r e e - al of thut service, succeeding the late F o r I love to live In lbs llttls thing» I)r. Walter Wyman, who died several If little thsy really Us. week* ago Iir Blue was formerly on Tl.e mere little thins», the near llttls th Inga, duly at Honolulu In\eallKiiflug lb» yel The dear little thing», th s queer little low fever xltuiitlou thing». l’ re*li|ent T a ft bn* also Hineuded the T h a t nia ln up the world for me I regulation» governing the service to ^ limit lb** term of the surgeon general And eo »Ick 1 ern of the Streauoua T h a t never will ,et you reat. to four years. Formerly the *urg«*ou I No quarte r given or »pace allowed general bad an unlimited tenure of of F o r dream» that shift aa a »unlit cloud flee Mr T a ft thought It more advlsa Adrift In the golden went .o Nliliola* lib- to limit the term to four ye nr», so No u»e for the »hlmmerlng goatamer, Aa It can not be spun or tied. Gam* of Ju m b i» ) Qu»»tiona. un to place the service ii | miii the name Or the glorlou» globe of the Hoap Bubble I ’rov Id» »ach pluyer with a p en cil basis In ibis respect a* the other de Th e golden blue of the Boap Bubble. and a allp of paper (a half sheet of partmental bureau* Th e rosea te green of the Boap Bubble, Ju s t because It lias naught Inside. commerciliI noi» la a good slzei. theu I n Blue wa* tiorn In (kollmid noun reque»l elicli i m i » to writ» ut Ih» lop ty, N O . ou May iS*;7 l i e was And. oh. I am »Ick of th» Pra ct ic al, of III» paper the first NY, III» mini» of brought aa a Ixiy to Marlon. H C., i The serious, sober sense. »olii» well known hlHlorbnl character; where his home now I*. He wa* grad Th a t never has walked In tha Moony W ay s, fold Ih» paper over lo conceal the ualeil with the clii*.* o f 1HD2 from the By the Moaay Dell of the S ta r ry F a y e name and pimn It to hla right hand University of Maryland, lit Baltimore. To the Castle of Indolence! neighbor Then each player writes on Enterin g the marine hospital service And. oh, and. oh, your Sensible Man! With what disgust and acorn llie foldiil sheet III» second NV, when In Ik!(2. lie bn* panned through all the he lived, and. folding It again, pax»- grade* nml ha* had Die rank of surgeon Will he hanl*h and ban the aerial clan, Peiisebloasorn. Puck and Pete r Pan e* It on a m before. The third W. since 1 ! nn . i Hi* most recent duty was And pack In a C a r te r P atters on Van written In the name way. tells where lu Honolulu Investigating the yellow With Scheherazade and Khubla Khan, lie lived and died, the fourth what he fever mosquito with a view to Its e x To their faery lands forlorn! did. the tifili why lie did It. and Ih» termination 11» I* now lu Washing A trio of excellence, sl adom . worth. xlitli and last folding g h e * the result* ton on leave of aliseut-e. And I’m weary of all tho three. or consequent ea of Ids life He wa* on hj >» o 1 h I duly al Genoa and Anil It la not good to feel like t h a t ; T h e paper mu»t Is* folded at each Naples In lhldi and 11KK) In co o|*-ratlou It's exceedingly wicked to feel like th a t ; I'm su re you never could feel like t h a t ; willing, anil no player inuat know with the officers of the Immigration I t ’s only the case with me. in 1!N>5 he wa* on duty at But, then. I was born a little bit cracked. what the other» have wrllteu till the service Bo hardly count, you see. reaulta are given, wheu each player New Orleans lu connection with the And It wouldn’t be fair to omit the fa c t lu turn unfold* hla paper mid reuda It yellow fever epidemic there. They a r e wearier f a r of me. aloud o f courae there are all aorta of l)r. B l u e '* most Important service In —London Spectator. llicoiigi ullle* and lot* of fun over recent year* was hi* work In charge of them, beside» a grand ebunce to fur the government's crusade against the Attsndad to It. buboni' plague on t h e P a c i f i c coast In blxh up forgotten hlatory. In straight A certain librarian was very absent- clung out the tangle* ami Melting m at 1907 and 1008 minded and also very much absorbed terà right Should the aheet o f paper 11» I* a fellow o f (b e lloyal Society In bis profession. As the telephone o f Tropi' al Medicine o f Kngland. He was out of order his wife asked him at Ural supplied prove lii*ufficl»nt an other may Is* eaally attached wllh a hu* represented the United State* gov to attend to a few errands for her on convenient pin without unfolding Of ernment at several lni|*irtaiit medical his way to the library. On his con course the more Items of Interest conferences, among them the Interna senting she ran to his desk and. hastily brought In Ih» better. A prize may lie tional cougri-H* o f physicians and med taking the nearest card —one from a given to tbo one who correi tà the most icine held at Buenos Ayres last sum list o f sumple library cards—made out rner He afterw ard traveled through a list, which she handed to him. He mistake*, u tally being kept for the Chile. Peru and other South American put It in his pocket aud promised not purpose.—Philadelphia l.edgcr. countries Investigating plague condi to forget It. tion* lie w a j the first to discover i At dinner that night she reminded Conundrum ». Why la the United Slates govern that ground *qulrrel* were carriers of him of hi* promise •'I was going to give you your fa v or ment not going to have bayonets any plague, and before going to Honolulu longer In lb» arm y ? Because they are he was engaged lu the exterm ination ite dessert, hot gingerbread with rai o f Infected ground squirrels in Cali sin* In It and whlpjx-d cream ," she as long enough fornia sured him reproachfully, "b ut I had Why do tbo cyclones way out west I)r Blue I* a brother o f Commander no ginger and not enough raisins, so blow away ao few bonnes? T h e houses Victor Blue of the navy, who Is now I couldn't. Th e grocer didn't bring are held down by heavy mortgage* ou duly with Ih» general board. them or anything else I ordered. You Why I* a mlxcldevouN boy like a hot must have forgotten, after all." tie o f patent medicine? W heu lakeu “Indeid. 1 didn't forget." he assured iu u * I Is- well Nhukeii. her earnestly. " I am perfectly sure 1 A man wi-ut to the top of Ids barn to catch u Mtork While he wa* on the Foreign Nations Will Join In Marking attended to It." " T h a t's ixld." was the answer. "They roof the ladder fell to the ground Completion of Railroad. W hat wu* Die »astent way for the man Muuy of the foreign embassies and are not usually careless about order«. to get down? tie could pick down legutlons in Washington will »»ml rep What clerk did you see?" "C le rk ?" he repeated vaguely. "1 from tin* aturk. resentatives to tbe spei lal Internation Why Is a room full o f murrled peo al celebration at Key West. Fla., on don't Beem to rememlier seeing any ple an empty room? T h e re Is not a J a n 22. to murk the completion o f tbe clerk.” Then In a flush o f enlighten alngle jm t so u lu lb Florida Fast Coast Railway company's ment he added, with a gasp: "W h y. I didn't see any! 1—I did a t Why I* railing In love like catching line connecting tbe mainland o f the the measles? T h e older you are when United Stuten with the Inland city of tend to the list, but 1 am afraid 1 filed it In the card catalogue under It happen*, the harder It goes with Key West. you. I'ldliidelpldii l.edgcr President Tuft. In behalf o f tbe city •Groceries" ” And there. Indeed, he of Key West. Invited nil foreign na found It the next day.—Youth's Com tions to send representative* and na panion. S w i n g D a y In S iam . We H. shown tiy the receipts for the nununl battle I>etween I.elaiid Stanford and California universities. which footed up $30,300.50. more than $10,000 In crease over the previous game on Hlnnford Held Each college's abare amounted lu $10.127 45 Polo Teams For th* Army. .Major tletieral l.«*oimrd Wood has or dered four polo lemiiH to lie organized for the United S lates cavalry. This may result In impularlzlng tills great Kngllsh army game among our mount ed uoldl»rs and may In time lend to In ternational matches In-tween the cav airy men of the United Sta te s and those «f Ureal Britain. Skiing Grows In Popularity. Btoughlon. WIs., will spend $2.000 In Improvements lo Its ski slide u | hiii which It Is Imped new records will Is* made this winter Th e MInneapolls Ski eliti) Is talking o f replacing Its wood en slide wllh n modern steel slide. S k i ing Is a Norwegian s|K>rt on snowshoes Chinas* In Olympic*. Chinn's h wakening to the benefits of organized athletic sjairt may result In three or four men being entered In the Olympic games at Stockholm next year, with a representative o f the ce lestial kingdom to study national atb Ielle questions CELEBRATION AT KEY WEST. Swing da) I* one of tin boys’ most popular holidays In Slam It I* a f»a ll\ul that takes place h i m * a year. The great fun I* ou that day. but the boy* lliul pleasure III practicing mid gettlug ready for It through the who!» year. Sw ing* an- set up ou high poles, nml a short distance from t-ucb swing siiiiul* another pole marked with u waving banner. Ju s t la-low this ban uer hung* a pur*» tilled with gold, w (ill'll I* the prize A boy stilt* himself In ih» swing and moves buck anil forth until be get* well slarti*l. mid then la- brings Idm self near the precious prize. He bus nne chance given him to r»u< h out anil seize ll III Ids mouth If In- succeeda be keep* It. I f he fall* be I* obliged to Jump from the swing an I slide down the |H>le while the crowds Jeer Ht lit in. I f lie c a b li e s the pur*» a rope ladder la put out. and lie walk* down It In n dignified manuer, while every body cheers heartily. Throwing ths Pillow. P laying advertising pictures Is a lot of fun All the players save one stand In a ring. Th e last child stands In the center o f the ring, holding a sofa pll low. Ho counts ten slowly, throwing a pillow at a child, who must catch It and call out the name of some well known advertising picture tiefore ten Is reached lu the counting. T h e ad rertlsem en ts must not t>e repented, so the game Is difficult hi well as Jolly. You may change the ru me by cnlllug for th e names o f patent medicine* or flowers or quotations, with the name o f the author, or modern Inventions. val vessel* to participate In the cele bration Formal acceptances have been recelvi-d from Italy, Mexico. Por tugal, Costa Rica, the Doinlnicun re public. Ecuador, Guatemala. Salvador and Uruguay. E ach o f these nations will be represented by official dele gates. selected In most Instances from the embassies and legations. Portugal Is the only foreign country to tie represented by a vessel of Its navy. Th e Portuguese cruiser A minds U now ut Key West. T he United States navy will be represented by the flftli division o f tbe Atlantic fleet, con slstlng o f the armored cruisers W ash ington and North Carolina, aud tbe scout cruisers Salem and Birmingham, which will reach Key West about Jan. 21. lo remain there a week Harrington W IU , IK) YOUR promptly and satis factorily. They have every facility f o r handling all clashes of good«, and simply solicit a trial. l.aally, bar Up* tuinrd thnlr roi/iar* up. Ill I iiiiii I iik wiib amllna Ilk» a roay cup ()b. u cbiirrnbia child la Dorothy 110 *«' And II all bagun with a tornad up noaal Tilt* r w » i i l n n u o u u c e m e i i t tlint largì; quo ut II I»* o f p o t u to » * ni’» l>»lug lui of i >*- k o i i An ou lo a of pluck a wont, a pound of Blah And couraa* coin** with a haad bald blah. la U.twaan piva and Sla Billlon Buahala— N• w York tha Laryaat Pro duciny Siala, With Michigan Naat and Maina Third. bill'fim PIONffK ASSAYING à Kl I IMM. ( 0. HUMOROUS QUIPS j Ho up wrul liar chin wllb a auucy tilt. SIZE OF THE WORLD'S CROP. OR. BLUE, NEW HEAD OF THE MARINE HOSPITAL SERVICE. All kinds of Hdulinq & Pidno Moving Phone ho. 72 Coltaqe (wove H OU SE FURNISHINGS -AND - SHELF HARDWARE NEW AND SECOND H AN D Knowles & Gräber OVER 66 YEARS' E X P E R IE N C E P atents TRADE mARKS D e s ig n s C o p y r ig h ts A c . A n jo n # n ^ r.d lrf a ik e tr h and d M crin tl^ r may qu ickly a scerta in o u r opinion fre e w h ether an In v en tio n is probably p a ten tah l«. t ' nimuntca- U o m itr ic t ly confl,lent lal. HANDBOOK on P a te n t* •ent fre « . O ldest aaen cy fo r « « c u n n f p aten t«. P a te n ts taMen th ro u g h Munn Jt Co. re ce iv e special n o t i c e w ith ou t c h a rg e. In th e Scientific American. A h an deom ely Illu stra te d w eekly. I .a r r e s t c ir cu lation f any seten tifle V .urnai. T erm «. I . a year : fo u r m on th s, I L Sold by all new sdealer«. MUNN&Co.3618™1"*’ New York Bracch Office. «J6 F St- Wuhluxton, ü. C. A Simple Question. “W hat Is the difference." asks the man with the dispirited whiskers and the keen eye. “between a girl with a clothespin ou her nose aud one whose little brother Is quarantined because of a disease Incident to childhood which Is characterized by au eruption of the skin?" “To avoid argument," sighs the man with the rectangular Adam's apple, "w h a t Is the difference?" “One’s brother Is measled; the oth As yet i t ’ s a table just for two, er's breather Is muzzled." : And a fa r down the glen arose the A plate for me and a plate for Sue — M y bride and I. mournful cry o f a loon lamenting its W hite as her heart is the cloth between, lost love.—Chicago Post. | Bright as her eyes the silver’ s sheen j Tha Scapegoat. And I gaze and try "Y ou say the boy's maternal grand To understand and to calculate father was a highwayman?" : W h y I have won so much from Fate, " Y e s ." As she who gazes with eyes of blue "A nd his paternal grandfather was j Across the table set for two. T h a o d o r s L . W » » d A p p o in te d to N » w charged with arson?" ; Fragrance o’ flow’ ret in her breast, Office by P o s tm a s te r G ener al. “Yes." Theodore I,. Weed, chief clerk o f the "And his aunt Is a shoplifter and hla ! W hifi from the urn ; now, which is best? postoffice department, w ho Is Tostmas u n d e a counterfeiter?” I scarcely know 1 ter General Hitchcock's principal exec i Sweet is the scent of the double rose, “ Yes.” utive assistant In the management of "T h en to what do you ascribe his ; But oh, that sniff from the urn’s bright nose the department, has been appointed waywardness ?" Is surely so. director of the postal savings system "W h y , to moving pictures, of coarse." And smiles seem dearer and lips more sweet at $5.(KK) a year. He will assume his —Cleveland Plain Dealer. When seenthroughtbe shimmer of fragrant duties Immediately. heat Because of the extraordinary devel A Fashionable Maid. From CHASE 4 S ANBORICS perfect brew opment o f the postal savings system, “I had to let th at new maid go. I which now is receiving deposits aggre discovered thnt she was neglecting the Above our table set for two. gating a million dollars a week, Mr. children wheu I was attending my For Sale by 4. Brund & Co. Hitchcock, who thus fa r has directed club meetings." the system personally, found It neoes “T h a t so?" sary to orgnnlze n special bureau to "Yes. Positively, she couldn't think lake up the work. As an Initial step less o f them If they were her own.”— he made Mr Weed director. Th e la t Detroit Free Press. ter. who was appointed to the govern ment service from Connecticut In 1898. Recognized It. has been Mr Hitchcock's chief aid In "T h e Malays have a queer marriage extending the postul bank operations. custom.” remarked the traveler. "T h e DIRECTOR OF POSTAL SAVINGS For Fast Reading. Bill Brow n's babyish brothers, both being hud Imys. htimbooglul Bartholo mew Hrahnni l>y breaking Bernice Krnhnui's beautiful haml*», bonbon basket. Bernice, being Hartnolomew’n brother, became belligerent, because Structure Built In tha Tima of Lord liefore Hill's bad brothers broke Ber Baltimore la Destroyed. nice's lieautlful bamboo boutmii bas T he St. F ran cis X avier Roman Cath ket both began behaving badly by be ollc church at Warwick. Mil., near the smearing Bartholomew's best book Delaware state line, a historic land binding. Therefore Bartholomew heat tnark of the Maryland Delaware |*’nln- both Browns Isidly. and both Brown«, sula, was destroyed by tire recently being big babies, began boohoolng. It was built 225 years ago In the time of Lord Baltimore. R e a d in g t h s Posm. T h e church was o f brick, two stories When your friends come ask one of in height. Some of the altar vestments them to (ilny a familiar tune on the and chalices were saved. piano Then choose a poem and ask euch friend In turn to read It aloud N»w Zealand's Railways. without singsonging I f the voice falls New Zealand now has over 2,700 Into the tune or the time being played miles of railway. Elect ri flea lion of It Is not n successful reading and ba eertalu sections la now tin ie r cunts or she must pay a forfeit. platlon. CHURCH 225 YEARS OLD. groom holds his nose against a small cylindrical object. I couldn’t quite make out what It w a s " — "A grlnd- »toiie. probably." tntoriwiaed Mr. Grouch.—K an s as City Star. Antihypnotio. " T h a t typewriter of yours Is very noisy." "Yea.” replied the stenographer. "1 prefer It that way. Th e racket helps to keep me awake while I am transcrib ing some of these »peecbca.'* For Both. "T want to get something for a young mnrried couple, something for both o f them, as It were " "Yea. ma'am. 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