The Eugene weekly guard., January 09, 1904, Image 2

Eugene Weekly Guard
| 1» filled with M-lf-seekers. whose sole'
I-4-+-H-
purpose Is to get Into public place, and
who constantly till the air with their
denunciations of the actual holders of
+
+
ottic«* ami weary th«' ears of the com­
T
munity
with
eompluints
tliat
other»
BUGENH
ORBGON.
4.
have had the benefit of the places
| which complainants persistently want­
The old dowager empress continues, ed, but which they could not get.
Life in the Gold Fields of Alaska, Where the Rough Element
however, to be Chinu’s real General
Is Honest, and Always Insists Upon Fair Play for All
Ma.
I
The value of brains in business can-
two lobes, or halves. Each half is provided with three
I not be overestimated, of cours«*. But ROSY FUIURE Of WOMEN
The heiress of the future will be
of Naw York. sensitive hairs. If an Insect touches a hair the leaf halves
neither can the value of manners.
know:., perhaps, as a rare and radium
Don't muke the error of supposing that
If you don’t want women to outstrip close upon It after the manner of the old fashioned rat trap,
maiden.
ftet chlkan, Alaska. Correspondence: fasts. As soon as they were seated a
' brains are everything. You may have
you in the industrial race and compel only the Insect is inclosed within the leaf and is there duly
digested.
' the best set of brains in tlie town, but
Frontier life lost none of Its flavor waitress came forward and said;
you
to
come
to
them
when
you
want
5«J
Of course, those Frenchmen who
To explain these curious fact» we havetotakeabroadand when the trail of the American pioneer "Mush, gents?” They t«x>k their hats
cents you would better »top drinking
ride in airships look down ou people lu if you haven't the manners of u gen­
general view of vegetable existence at large. It is a matter swerved from the West to the North, and left the place, muttering as they
tleman
nobody
Is
going
to
apprwlate
I
poor
whisky
and
quit
gambling
at
race
automobiles.
of common observation that ordinary p ants show a certain The fortune hunter lost none « of the «A-iit. They wondered why she bad
you. Your manner is the outward In­
tracks and in pool rooms.
Women, in spite of >u*n’s refusal to degree of sensitiveness to heat and to cold. The daisies perils of his calling when he aban- ordtTed them out, and she. in turn,
If one must die of overdrinking how dication of what you are within, in the
give them the right* and privileges to on the lawn will close their petals when a cold wave comes doned the train of the setting I sun to wondered what possessed them. “If
pleasant It must be to have the coro­ estimate of most people, and if the
which they are entitled, are to-day In and open them again when the sun shines. We may with go in pursuit of the north stay, > But they didn't want mush, they might
ner’s physician call It "refined alcohol­ manner is disagreeable few will take
ism.”
145 branches of business and in ln- safety assume that no living being. Animal or plant, is nun- he pays no more heed to the menace have said so.” she growled; “guess
the trouble to examine into you any
ar.v. PR. HILLIS.
stances showing more ability than the sensitive. They must one and all possess a faculty of sen of the arctic than he did to the vicis­ we've not good enough things to eat
further. The consensus of general
A European princess has eloped with opinion is that the man who goes about men. In one of the greatest financial institutions of this nation, for the plain reason that one and all possess living situdes of the desert. He follows each to satisfy anybody.”
a coachman. Isn’t It about time for with porcupine quills as his manners city not long ago a well known man, drawing a salary of matter, and everywhere we meet with living matter we stream as long as Its sands will show
The extreme Northerners have man­
the chauffeur to get in on this eloping hasn't any brains worth bothering $25.000 a year, suffered a nervous collapse, The directors find it exhibiting sensitiveness as one of its primary quali­ color of gold, and the coals of his camp nerisms which are as odd as their
ties.
Is
this
the
beginning
of
nerves?
In
my
opinion
it
business?
fire are hardly dead before there is a forms of speech are peculiar. One day
about. Did you never notice that the selected as his successor the young woman who had been
men who employ large forces of In­ the stenographer for ten years. She, the directors told is. We have only to suppose that in the animal body, ow­ town site where he pitched his tent. I was in a Jewelry shop in Dawson
A man gets his clothes made to fit telligent people look at an applicant me. has done bett« r work than the man she succeeded ing to its special construction, there Ls freer scope for the The way Is hard on account of nature's
when a miner came in to get a watch
his shape, but a woman, who is more closely, ask a few seemingly unim­
play of nervous action than exists In the plant to explain resistance to his encroachments upon
and I» doing it tor but $10,0C0 a year.
that had been left for repair. He put
resourceful, gets her shape made to tit portant questions, and promptly em­
In fifty years the women will know more than the why sensitiveness Is more apparently a quality and feature ■er domain, but the result Is always It In his pocket and without a word
her clothes.
.he same—he triumphs and goes bold­ ■bout the price banded over his sack
ploy or dismiss him? They don't men. They have more time to read and study and they of the animal than It Is of its living neighbor.
I ly onward. Everything In this world
vote
and
sound
Ills
brain
depth;
they
don
’
t
ob
­
are
Improving
their
time.
Eventually
they
will
of gold dust to the jeweler, who pro­
This brigandage of those young Chi­
has its price and the gold-hunting men ceeded to weigh out the amount of the
WOULD CHECK IMMGRATION
cago ruffians was really getting to be tain his biography; they don't inquire tell the men for w'hom they shall vote, Eventually all the
By Her. Dr. R. S. MacArthur. of the North must pay in some coin for charge. The miner not only failed to
almost as fatal as football before the into his social standing; they size him universities will be co educational, and the women will
up from his manners, and if he is brass carry off all the prizes.
In the latt fiscal year nearly l.OUO.UQU foreign the privilege of the trail.
ask the price, but turned around to talk
police broke it up.
The loose way in which fortune to some one standing near, and did not
on tlie surface they don't look for gold
ers have come to our shores. The Illiteracy that
they brought is astonishingly great and the vi­ flings her favors is unaccountable. One even look to see bow much was be­
Russia and Japan have agreed that within. Tlie employer knows that if DISASTER AHEAD OF THE UNITED STATES.
cious tendency corresponds to the illiteracy. They night some bunko men of the gold ing taken out. Gold dust Is worth
there is enough good looting hi fat old an applicant's manner strikes him fa­
By Bx.Senator Reagan of Texas.
are for the most part from countries whose people fields sold a tenderfoot an old claim $16 an ounce, and It would have been
China for two, and there is no use iu vorably it will also favorably strike
The
reason
Texas
must
never
be
di
­
people with whom he conies in con­
are not readily assimilated to American Ideas and that was supposed to be worthless. an easy matter for the jeweler to have
mussing up the scenery.
vided Is this: There can be but two
Ideals.
tact in his work. And nobody knows
The knowing ones said they would not poured out half as much again as the
kinds of republics—-the confederations
r Lodge’s bill would exclude a great number of have it as a gift When the raw East­ watch was worth without his action
When Chicago Is not In the throes of better than a big business man that a
of states and the centralized govern
these Ignorant foreigners, and tliat bill or some erner took possession of his property being seen or the overcharge known.
a labor strike It Is in the grasp of favorable Impression means half the
rnent, w hich becomi s in the end nothing o.uer m.«' it must be passqjl or our most cherished Institu­ he was the butt of many jokes. How­
After the miner went out I asked the
highwaymen. Chicago seems to be the sale. People are apt to think that if
but
a
monarchy.
The
United
States
is
tions will be endangered, If not destroyed.
there is any place where manners are
ever. the swindlers and the jokers soon dealer If many of his customers were
insomnia center of tile nation.
drifting
tqp
rapidly
Into
a
monarchlal
of little consequence it is lu business,
Our naturalization laws are loos«« enough in themselves, laughed out of the other corner of so reckless with their dust. . He re­
form of government. It Is not even and even those laws are not enforced. Men are made citi- their mouths, for their dupe began tak­
plied: "A man has to be honest up
It was a mistaken report that James where cold calculation so largely takes
now
governed
by
men.
It
Is
controlled
zens who are ignorant of the first principles of the digDity ing such quantities of dust out of the here, whether he is naturally so or not.
Lane Allen, the novelist, had found a the place of feelings. But the truth is
by money. The power of the financial and the duty of an American citizen, and I
hope that the abandoned claim that it soon turned When men place absolute confidence •
fort un«' in an oil well. He I» still that nowhere else are manners of such
interests Is paramount to the power of day will come when no man will be made a citizen who
out to be a bonanza. Up to thi3 time in each other there are few who will
looking for his fortune lu an ink importance as In every day dealings.
the
people.
Tlie
result
will
tie
a
disso
­
There is no capital and equipment any
cannot read in English the constitution be swears to sup­ it has paid h m nearly $300,000.
abuse it Unless a man has a mean
well.
lution
of
the
confederacy
of
States
or
young man can have that will pay him
port and no man be made a voter who cannot read th'
K1AI.A.X.
a
monarchlal
form
of
government.
1
ballot be casts.
If the sting could be removed from better thug good manners. There is no
football people wouldn’t pay to see the possible calling for which this does want Texas to be i big enough to stand alone when the
game, And the same is true of prize- not better tit him. If be lias brains, dissolution of the Union shall come, This is reason enough TOO MUCH TIME SPENT IN COLLEGE.
fights.
The more stings the mure the world owes him something, but for never dividing the State.
By Dr. Janos, President Northwestern University.
’ money.
unless he lias good manners he will
A young man should get into business early,
PLANT LIFE SHOWS BEGINNING OF NERVES.
have a hard time collecting it.
for the ten years between twenty aud thirty are
It is reported thnt the Duke of Rox-
By 4nJ«-ew W/ison.
critical years. I believe that a young man look­
burghe is not pleased with the Ameri­
There will be no dissent from the
That certain plants are highly sensitive is a
ing to a business career should be through with
cans, but if he has any complaints to opinion that tlie world loses a man of
fact doubtless familiar to many readers. We
his college work by the time he is twenty or
make about the quality of our money transcendent greatness by the death
have the case of the English sundews, whose
twenty-one years of age. He will become a better
he lias not yet voiced them.
leaves are provided with sensitive feelers. When
of Herbert Spencer. This will be ad­
business man, other things being equal, than the
an unwary fly stumbles ucross the leaf its legs
mitted by those who have gone far­
one who stays by his books until he Is thirty or
But it Is not n<*cesMiry for the pub- thest in the reuction against his philo­
bei-ome entangled in the gummy secretion of the
older. Men who stay long In college get such a
lie to read Miss Ida Tarbell'» articles sophy. He was great in his marvel­
tentacles, and these last bend downward over bent away from business that without great natural Ability
in order to discover that Mr. Rockefel- ously comprehensive outlook upon na­
the insect, and thus tie It to the leaf surface. they cannot break through the culture that hedges them
ler is converting the country’s wealth ture and mankind, great in original
Escape is impossible; the Insect dies, and the and become great business men. At the age of thirty-five
Into Standard oil dividends.
mental endowment, great in the culti­ leaf converts Itself into a digestive hollow, within which the man who entered business at twenty will be a better
vation of his powers, in ills unselfish­ the Insect is digested by means of secretions nearly akin
It may comfort the consumers of ness, liis unwearying devotion to a to those which are represented in the animal's digestive business man than the one who tiegan his career at thirty.
University culture Is not always the best preparation
meat and butter and eggs and coal to high ideal. He was great also in bis work. The resultant, In the shape of animal matter, Is
for life. It often stunts natural business ability, and this
learn that a German scientist claims to
absorbed
by
the
plant
as
part
and
parcel
of
its
nourish
­
influence and his following, and al­
Is an age when business ability counts for much. Very
have discovered a process by which
though he must have been disappoint­ ment. Without Insect food these plants cannot flourish.
the price of radium may be reduced ed both by the slow recognition that It Is the general rule of nature that the animal feeds on often I advise a college student as young as eighteen years
to drop his studies and go to work. I would not do this
■everal thousand dollars an ounce.
was accorded film and by tlie quick the plant. Here the ordinary order of things Is reversed; in the case of one who is advancing in a line toward his
trend away from ills theories he had for the plant, as if in retaliation, demands the sacrifice business career, but with the one who is at a standstill as
Young men who seek short cuts to
some of tlie confidence of greatness, of the animal to Its nutritive needs. Other plants exhibit a far as his preparation is concerned it is better to tell him
wealth or fame may find a useful sug
nnd was sustained perhaps by con­ high degree of sensitiveness intended to assist the capture to go to work. A young man loses his elasticity by the time
TRADING 1 OST IN ALASKA.
gestlon in this recent utterance of a
victions of the permanency of bis of insect prey. The “Venus fly trap” of North Carolina Is he is thirty. Usually he can be made into a good business
Western financier: “The young man
au
example
in
point.
Its
leaf
is
divided
by
a
hinge
Into
work which others do not »hare. One
man only while that elasticity lasts.
Teh scapegoat son of a down East streak in him he will do what is right
who goes around looking for a soft
can imagine that he was not wholly
: preacher drifted into the Klondike to when he is taken for a gentleman. I
place has got one already—under his
indifferent
to
his
own
ease
when
in
MAGNETIC WATER PROPERTIES
"My father has always been sweet- purchase she will seek a secluded spot I make a new try at life.
He had got a good profit for fixing that watch
hat."
speaking of the ebb and tlow of opin­
tempered and loving.” said Ills 'laugh­ and dive down for the money.
| sown enough wild oats where he came and there was no need of stealing from
When
First
ITse-l
Hhowetl
Powerfully
ter, Mrs. Crowley, “and now in his
A maii who was caught In the net ion in his little essay on “The Esti­
“When a woman is calling she usu I from to make a bountiful crop of re- my customer—and, mind you. if a fel­
Corrosive Qualities.
very old days we children can detect ally carries a little change In her card I morse, and it would seem ‘hat one low ever gets caught cheating here he
of committing burglary at Paterson, mates of Men” he said: “Let me re­
So
absurd
has
the
notion
that
water
little or no difference in his loving con­ case, especially if she is obliged to ride ■ who had played so hard and fast with might as well pack up and get out.
N. J., was ducked several times In state this thesis by setting out with
could have magnetic properties seemed sideration for us and his feelings for
cleats water and then told to leave tlie truth tliat all movement is rhyth­
on the street curs. If she is traveling good opportunities would hardly bo en­ for he will be a marked man.”
to competent judges that stories of everyone. He is never out of humor
town. It is reported that the friction mical—that of opinion included. After
she wears a tiny chamois bag about titled to hit upon the best claim in
Everybody Hnt Credit.
Its discovery have been generally dis­ and petulant, but is even tempered all
going
to
one
extreme
a
reaction
In
be created in the air as be left almost
her neck for the purpose of safe guard- I a thousand. But he did. He took the
Everybody has credit,
And most
credited.
M.
O.
Leighton.
a
liydro-
course of time carries It to th«1 other
the time. Throughout his life father Ing her money aud jewels.
set his clothes on tire.
I precious stuff out at a rate that was everybody will pay some time, One
grapher
of
tlie
United
Ntates
geological
has been an industrious, temperate nnd
extreme, and then comes eventually a
The glove Is a favorite pla?e for car­ astonishing and broke the record for cannot well run away, The impossible
survey, has been Investigating some of Christian man. With the sweet, child­
Rev. Dr. Newell Dwight Hillis re reaction. This is clearly observable
rying money, especially Sunday, when j riotous living.
His good resolves distances can be well understood from
tlies«'
marvelous
tales,
and
ho
feels
like faith that was instilled into him the hands are busy carrying the pray­
thinks Mr. Rockefeller may some day in th«« case of reputations.” He cer­
the treatment of the prisoners in the
couldn't stand prosperity.
obliged to confirm them. The scene by a pious mother when he knelt nt
tainly
showed
few
signs
of
yielding
to
er book and the train for a Sunday-go-
own the President of the Unlt««l
Many who are well schooled in the federal Jail at Sitka, When there are
of Ills inquiry was Indiana, and he de­ her knee In childhood, he never retires
opposing
currents,
though
th«'
pathetic
to-ineeting gown. The little space be­ ' craft of hunting gold may stumble no ships in port the inmates of ,the
States. Dr. Hillis probably goes tqion
clares that he has fourni such water In
tween the glove and the palm holds over it. while the uninitiated often run Jail are let out to haul water and
the theory that the President Is about element of ills growing isolation has tints' parts of the State. One locality now without getting down
Just enough for the offering and car right into it. The man who was re­ chop wood. No guards are necessary,
the only thing worth while remaining been felt even by persons who were Is Garteraburg Springs, another Is Le­
out of sympathy with him and thor­
fare. The school girl carries her sponsible for the discovery of the rich­ because they would surely starve If
for Mr. Rockefeller to grab.
banon, and a third Is Fort Wayne. At
oughly co.ivinc««! of th«' failure of his
change wrapped up in the corner of est fields in the North tramped over they ran away. It Is altogether too far
all of thi«e places the fluid posft«SM>s,
her handkerchief. There It remains them for years, vainly seeking his for­ from civilization for a man to think
Blshop Huntington deplores "noisy main purpose. The book "Facts and for a short time after rising from the
until noontime, or recess, when she tune. and finally came out with hardly of making his way without provisions
levity, excessive display or Inordinate Comments,'' which contains the essay earth, the power of magnetizing steel
unties the knot and buys her lunch, f'nough money to pay his way home. or means of transportation. Several
merrymaking at a Christian mar­ to which we have referred. is In truth objects immersed therein.
candy, chewing gum or lead pencil.
riage.” We trust those friends of the a defiance of the predominant forces
From a contribution of Mr. Leighton
Before the ship reached Seattle he was men have tried It and were glad to
"Now that the sleeves resemble
groom who tag the baggage, tip over of tin* time. In It he exhibits a settled to the Engineering
1
News It appears
robbed of the last dollar he had in the comet back. But the situation is not
nothing so much as a good-sized satch­
the house, shoot at the officiating cler aversion for tlie increasing activities that the ■ water contains a quantity of
world. On the same boat was a young without Its agreeable features for the
el, they are used for carrying money
gyinan and try to wreck the train, will of government, for tlie modern "edu­ carbonic ■ acid gas. and It retains the
Califosnlan who had tackled the frozen prisoners, for. although it is against the
tied
up
In
handkerchiefs.
The
full
cational
mania.
”
for
the
boasts
of
take this gentle hint.
property ’ just mentioned until the gas
North with less than $100 and had no rules, the fishermen among them some­
front shirt waist is a convenient hid­
commercialism, the development of escapes.
After that double change
experience, who had $140,000 worth of times manage to watch over a pole and
ing place for money and other femin­
Give the friend you meet a smile militarism, ami be has the hardihood takes place a sediment, which is prob-
nuggets to show what his luck had line near where they are working, and
ine belongings. A petticoat pocket is
and a cheery word ns you pass along. to make this distinction: "Were any­ ably ferrous enrbonate, Is formed at
done for him. All signs fail In a dry It is even said that the ball pin vers
often used by women for their valua­
Unless your troubles nr«' urgent nnd one to cull me dishonest or untruth­ the bottom of the rtveptacle.
time, and no man can tell much about do not allow themselves to get out of
bles. They know this pocket is an
you are looking to him for aid do not ful lie would tom II me to the quick.
Rt'ia'atislly, before dipping knives
practice.
the hiding place of gold.
Impossible thing to find, and would as
volunteer n ris’ltnl of your worries, He Were he to say that I am unpatriotic and needles Into tlie water. Mr. l.elgli-
The one thing above all others which
In
1880
a
French
Canauian
named
soon
think
of
having
the
garment
he
would
leave
in«'
unmoved."
How
­
has troubles of his own. Talk on
ton would teat them carefully to be
Is charact« ristlc of the North Is the na­
loe
Juneau
wander«
d
ul>
Silver
Bow
made
without
a
band
as
without
a
pleasant things, Have confidence In ever, men who are stung by th«' last ■lire that they were not already mag­
basin, the beautiful canyon back of tive dog. Tlie horse, automobile, ships,
pocket.
the prija'iit and faith in the future, sentence will rememls'r that he was netized. Then five minutes after im­
trains, nothing can turn Its face to the
"Mnny girls wear little finger purses the town which bears his name, IU
Nobody^ares to hear your misgivings honest am! truthful, tliat he fought mersion tlose objects wen' wlthilrawn.
wind with the assurance of that child
and tiny silver bags suspended from pannt'd the first gold from a field that
or your predictions of worst' things disease ami practiced a patient self They so attract««! each other that one
of the arctic, the malapoot. When ice
chains to carry their change. A brace­ lias enriched the world by many mil-
denial with tine heroism, that his life would hang from another, point to
that are to come.
chokes the rivers and snow blocks the
let purse of leather or silver Is worn Hons, and which will continue to con-
- ■ . , -------------->
was a long ami wonderful mental dis­ point. One of tlie knives was found
way of the trains he is put In harness
tribute
to
Its
wealth
for
many
years
fad-loving
maiden:
but
no
one
by
the
One does not like to give up beaten, cipline, thnt h«' acquired learning lie- to exhibit magnetic qualities thirty
and goes when* none can follow. Half
to
come.
Juneau
was
one
of
those
ever
suspect
that
there
was
would
and American newspaper» are peculiar­ yond any of his contemporaries, that hours after Immersion. Anotlnr experi­
brother to the wolf, no living thing
fearless
characters
who
helped
to
con
­
money in it. Perhaps the girl who
ly averse to an acknowledgment of de­ he kept an unblemished character ami ment mail«' by Mr. Is-lghton personally
knows better the way of the wild or
carries her car fare in her mouth Is quer the wilderness. He was a path­
feat. But can any of them boast a set a noble example. If the aynttft'tlc at Cartersburg Springs was to place a
bow to survive its rigors. He turns
larger circulation than is claimed by a philosophy sluill go the way of all compass nt'etlle near the pool. Here a kn«*es and offering up that little pray­ the least common of all. but she ex­ finder in the full sense of the word, his keen nostrils to the win«! and scents
yet he died penniless. When tlie news
ists.”—Washington Star.
from Its normal
new Buddhist paper ««« Tokyo? Listen: philosophic», leaving only a few help­ mark«>«l deflection
er:
•ante to Juneau that the old man was with unfailing instinct the approach
“This paper lias come from eternity. ful fragments, there Is enough In such I«>»ith«n was observed.
"
'Now
I
lay
me
down
to
sleep.
I.'iiworthy
Son.
lead
in Dawson and It became known of the storm while it is yet afar; he
At. Lebanon the water «'omes from n
It starts its circulation with millions a career to secur«' a lasting fame ami
I pray Thee, Lord, my soul to keep;
,
Shakespeare's counsel. "Look with that his last wish was to be burled on knows how to break through th«> ice for
and millions of numbers. The rays of to command the admiration of future driven well of the Big Four Railroad If 1 should die before I wake,
Company. When It was first used In I pray Thee, Ixird, my soul to take.' ” thine ears." becomes more picturesque th«' mountain overlooking the town water when he is thirsty, as well as the
the sun, the beams of the stars, the generations.
than trustworthy it read in the light that was named for him the money trick of making his be«l in the snow.
locomotives It betrayed powerfully «■or-
leaves of the trees, the blades of grass,
Mr. Cronk, with his two brothers.
Genius In lh«- lln«t.
roslv«' qualities. For that reason It was Casper and John, aud his father, James of a happening which the New York was quickly subscribed to bring bis Although he has been made the slave
the grains of sand, the hearts o( tigers,
body to th«> spot where he said be of man. tlie wolf In him does not wear
The eccentricities of James McNeil almost ruinous to boilers. Dr. John Cronk, enlisted nt Western. N. Y„ on Tribune notes:
elephants, lions, ants, men and women
out with work, and h«» has the cunning
During
his
re«ent
visit
to
the
Y
el
II
Hurty.
the
company's
chemist,
could
wanted to wait for the Judgment.
Whistler
have
been
a
favorite
topic
of
are Its subscribers. This journal will
the 4th of August, 1814. when he was
and endurance to take his food alive
lowstone
Park,
the
President
of
the
And
no
ingredients
which
would
ac
­
henceforth flow In the universe as the anecdote -mongers for many years. It
Just a little more than 14 years old.
Idiom* of the North.
as it runs.
Is only lately tliat we have had a count for the peculiarity. Later, when The father amt thre«' sons served with United States, w ho is a close student
rivers flow and the oceans surge.”
Th«’ people of New England, as well
glimpse of Whistler th«' boy. A lady h«' hail li'arnt'tl that th«' fluid would Captain Edmund Fuller. New York of American dialert», thought he de-
The Saltiest of Salt Lakes.
magnetize axes ami knives, h«> advised Voluntt’er», lu the defense of Sackett'» tccted in the speech of the driver of is tin »«* of Dixie, have a distinction
Probably the most remarkable lake
Year by year the work of the Insti­ who was “Aunt Kate" to him all Ills
in
their
language,
and
so
do
the
resi
­
the coach the region from which he
allowing It to Ktaml iu an iron tank for Harbor.
tutions for trade mid b'clinlcal Instltu life, although neither a relative nor
dents of the far North. Many words In the world is one with a coating of
hailed.
a time before using It In boilers. That
salt that completely conceals the wa­
For a numtier of years Mr. Cnmk
lions is becoming greater mid more va­ a connection, has written a charming
“You come from Missouri, do you are in use here that are not known
•cliem«* rend« r«sl It Innocuous.—New- recelv««! a i>etislon of 312 per month,
ried. In the South there are schools letter aliout him to til«' isindon Times. York Tribune.
elsewhere. When a person arrives he ter. It may lie seen at any time dur­
not?"
asked
Mr.
Roosevelt.
She hnd known him ever since he
ing the year, fully exposed, being even
but In February of last yenr Congress
which tench carding. Spinning, weav­
The driver pulle«l in h:s four hers«-«, is n.t known a« a newcomer, but is
passed an act Increasing the pension set his brake with his f«>ot. and
ing. dyeing and designing in cotton. In was a child of two years. She was a Illi LAST SU RM Y OR
mentioned as a "chee-cbowker." A pi­ at Its best when the sun is shining
turn
­
directly upon it.
to »25 per month.
the Ea»t many colleges have added a nelghtior of the Whistlers, ami after
««1 impressively towaril the chief mag - oneer is not known by that name, but
01 IHE WAR OF 1812
This wonderful body of water is one
textile department and throughout th«* a long atwcnce from home, she called
is call'd a “sour dough." Anyone who
Istra
te.
WOMEN ANO THEIR CASH
country we have industrial schools upon them and asked at once:
"Mr. President." he Mid. “my fatti- has braved th - hardships of one winter of the saltiest of the salt lakes, and is
On a small farm clearisl by hhuself
“
Where
Is
Jemmie?
”
which give Instruction In the building
in the gloomy aretl« Ic can then take to situated near Olalorsk. Siberia. The
“He was In the room a few minutes mon' than seventy five years ago, No Two Have Snme Met h«xl of Carrvin» er u’ mother onct went to Missouri
and mechanical trades, In harboring,
himself the h« nor of being a “sour lake is nine mile« wide nnd seventeen
on
a
visit,
and
they
visit««!
there
Hiram
Silas
Cronk,
the
last
pensloucr
Moiiev or X'alaablea.
and within the memory of man
brewing, dairying, domestic science, ■ go." was tlie answer. “I tbluk he
twenty years.
During thet time 1 dough." The wor«I I for “move on" '.»
of th«' war of 1812. Is now living near
Of a half dozen Washington women
not entirely roofed over by the
dressmaking.
tailoring.
millinery, must be here still."
“
mush."
This
odd
word
of
command
was
born:
but
I
want
to
tell
you
right
Presently Jemmie'» tiny form was A vs. N. Y . attend««! by his «laughter. to In» fount) any day In a street car
watchmaking, drawing, painting, com­
deposit. Originally evaporation
now thet I'm no derned Missourian." originated with the « «log driver*. Tlie
Mrs Sarah Crowley, now more than probably no two adopt
the same means
merce and other businesses too numer­ discovered, stretched on the under 00 yearn old.
wort! ’ 'mush"
mush" is to the Alaskan sledge played the most important part in
visitor
went
to
shelf
of
a
table.
The
of caring for their cash. ‘’Women
ous to mention There Is hardly a vo­
llliltealoii*.
dog what “amen" is to the train««! coating the lake over with salt, but
Mr Cronk was bom on th«* 29th day
har«' almost as many ways of enrry-
cation In Ilf«' the rudiments of which secure the prize, an«! naked:
“Isn't it rld.culous for Tenspot to I canine
tliat mv » its prayers in the clr- at the present time the salt springs
can-
of
April.
1300.
at
Frankfort.
Herkimer
"What are you doing there. Jem
Ing their money al««>ut with them as think be can play football?” asked ! cus—a signal which he understand* which surround it are adding fast to
cannot now lie li*arne«l In some school.
County.
N.
Y
.
an«l
Is
now
103
year»
mle?"
they have change» of the heart." said a Larkin.
old. Ills health 1« imulerately god
and acts upon, and one for whl b h" the thickness of the crust.
“Fa dworin'l”
local det«n'tive.
’
The trouble with the American ay»-
“Why?”
In 1878 the lake found an under-
ami
he
does
not
look
to
lie
as
ol«l
as
I
«ill not accept a substitute. Although
In one small hand was a pencil,
“Why. he's as bald as an egg."-
tent of government Is that, while In
"Th«' most common place for a worn
h«> 1«. True It is that the old soldier's
"mu»h" had Its origin ns a word for ground outlet into the River Obi.
perhaps
two
Inches
long,
nnd
In
tin
theory It Is as near perfection as any­
mind Is growing weaker, ami he takes an to*carry greenbacks is In her stock Town Topic«.
• logs, it grew in popularity until It be­ which lowered Its surface about three
thing can tie. In practice it la subject other a morsel of paper alaiut thre«' but little Interest in prraent «lay af lugs.
Since the day» when
Ft. ■
came
the generally accepted oider for feet. The salt crust was so thick,
to the gravest abus«*» through the fact Inches square. Yet in these tiny pro­ fair«, but he remembers vividly the «laughter« In'gan to wear thia artleo'
anything
or anybody to move on or however, that it retained its own level,
that officeholders have come to regard portions the little artist was even then stirring times of young manhood, In of dress It has been a favorite safe
nnd now presents the curious spectacle
get
out.
the public pla<-ea with the salaries and doing work that showed an exquisite like, th«' average ol«l sokiier. however, depoait vault. It Is safe to say t ,t
The vernacular of the cold country of a sa lt-roof«'d lake.
promise.
piwqiilsites attached to them as private
Mr. Cronk does not like to talk of thre«' out of every ten shopper« In ..
I has a strong hold upon its pt>ople. as
Cellutoise to Russia
property, to be owned and enjoyed
College professors and the boot­ “war times” save to hl« own ehlldr'n. department »tor«' will have a lit
tac raw shown in the Incident when a cottpl-
In I«!*.» 10.390 metric tons of German
without the least regard to the public blacks both strive to polish the under­ Ills youngest son now beiug .*>3 and th«' of money tucketl away in her st k i
conversa ' of return««! pro-peetors w ent Into n cellulose were exported to Russia, a-'.d
»Uest TV.
good Thia ia why our political arena standing.
ami when »he decide» to make a larx
| rcetaurant lu Se»'Le to g< t tu«.lr br> ak- m 1902 only 2,076 metric tons.
X’
FORTUNE HUNTERS WHO
BRAVE DiREST PERILS
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