DAILY CAPITAL JvTONAL, SALEM, 0UE001T, WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 22, 1913.
PAOB THETIS.
Tho following is a true and correct
report of bills allowed by the county
court for the month of September:
Smith, A. il., poor 12.00
Taylor, E. A., scalp bounty 2.00
Erickson, C. A., do 2.00
Beatty, Mattie F., woman's rest
room 125.00
Webb, Dr. J. E., insane 5.00
Cartwright, R., do .. 5.00
Miles, O. B., do 5.00
Poor Account
Sanders, Fred, poor 10.00
Barnett, Lizzie do . 8.00
Ingram, Elizabeth ,do 9.00
Mosher, Elva B., do 30.00
Wright, D. S., do 10.00
Lucicr, Steve, do 8.00
Green, H. A., do 20.00
Hardwick, C. J., do 8.00
Martin, Mrs. Kate R., do 10.00
Thompson, James, do 7.00
Bunnell, Nellie, do 10.00
Johnson, Mrs., do 5.00
Kays, Mable, do 10.00
Bclleque, Ciprian, do 8.00
Johnson, Charles, do 12.00
Stripling, Hulda, do 8.00
Summer, Lucinda J., do 10.00
Brown, James, do 5.00
LaChappelle, Mis, A., do 10.00
Bond, Addie L., do 20.00
Thompson, John, do 10.00
Balliett, S., do 5.00
Seobie, Mrs., do 15.00
Johns, Mrs., do 20.00
Cobin, Lizette, do 10.00
Lambert, Margaret, do 5.00
Hocller, Mr. & Mrs. Win., do .. 12.00
Boys & Girls Aid So., do 10.00
Snodderly, Flora, do 30.00
Moscr, Joseph, do 5.00
Romick, W. M., do 8.00
Smoldon, Mrs. Nettie, do 5.00
Boor, John, do 5.00
Foster, Mrs., do 10.00
Hurtel, Mrs. Julia D., do 8.00
Logan, John R,, do 10.00
Smith, A. II., do 12.00
Salary.
Boyer, V. G., "dep. clerk 100.00
Boyington, M. G., do C0.00
Ciraridin, L. M., do G5.00
Reid, Cora E., bookkeeper 73.00
Kirhy, R. P., janitor 50.00
(Morgan, Cal, do 50.00
Ciittins, Edward, do 50.00
Smith, V, Carlton, co. physician 50.00
VnnWinkle, J. O., co health off. 37.00
MorehoHsc.iW, O., co. veterinary 33.(10
Jackson, llattio M., juvenilo off. 40.00
Nccl)inm, W. I., dep. shoriff 100.00
Slopcr,- L. L., do 65.00
Mnlvin, Nannie, dep. school Hiipt 30.00
Stoolhiuniiicr, O. A., dep assessor 75.00
Adkins, Lnnre, registration clerk 0.00
Clarke, R., do 15.00
Paulas, George, col. tnxes 30.00
Aufrnnce, T). R., dep recorder 73.00
Arms, Anna M., do 50.00
Clarke, W. R., do 02.30
Smith, John W. L., school super
visor 110.00
Cornelius, Elizabeth, do 110.00
Constable, C. O., fruit inspector 100.00
Beckwith, J. T., co. commissioner 1S.00
Cloulet, W. II., do 38.40
Roads and Highways,
Adkins, C, I)., engineering fi.00
Adkins, II. M hauling gravel .. 12.00
Angellicnit, Subcstin, wheeling
roclt 2.50
Bnrr, G. I., repairing 12.00
Bnsl, Ben, bridgo work 75
Benll & Co., machinery 105.35
Bear, E, ('., raking stones 3.75
Bear, ('. A., team work 8.00
Benr, (', A., repairing culvert .. 2.00
Benl, Bert, bridge work 10.50
Beckwith, J. T., inspecting r'ds 20.00
Booby, Elvy A., spreading rock 8.00
Bones, W. A., tenm work 10.00
Bright, W. C, hauling rock 2.00
Brown Tinning Mill Co., loading
rods (15
Brown, P. E wood 8.00
Brown, W. K., work at roller .... 15.00
Buffalo Steam Roller, machine
repairs 03.80
Buffnlo Steam Roller, rond lo
comotive 85.75
Bushoy, W. M,, money advanced 1.05
Busby, E. II., bridge work 5.00
Bnshnell, Earl, running roller .. 52.50
Biichnrll, E. C, work at crusher 21.00
Butler, C. J., supervising 52.50
Capital Lumber Co., lumber 21.50
Caldwell, J. T hauling rock .. 42.80
Chance, II. II., bridge work 5.00
Clndek, hniles, repairs, etc 4.00
Club Stables, livery 3.00
Coburn, J. W hauling water .... 2.00
MR. HENRY PECK
TOl2. HPfVVEOi -iWP-
, . i
vp' none f
Coleman, Price, spreading rock .. 12.00
Coast Bridge Co., piling 662.50
Cont'd
Cothren, J. N., hauling gravel .... 12.00
Collard, W. P., lumber 8.30
Cooper, Chas, work in rock pit 8.00
Cooper, John, hauling rock 18.00
Cooper, John, wood 20.25
Cremer, Chris, hauling rock .... 4.00
Cromer,. Casper, rolling road 56.40
Culver, W. J., surveying 46.00
Cutsforth, John H., bridge work 2.63
Custforth, F. II., repairing bridge 1.50
Daniels, E. T., repairing culverts 22.50
Dawson, W. J., repairing bridge 4.70
Dawson, W. J., work at crusher 84.00
Davidson, W. F., money adveneed 14.00
Davidson, W. F., money advanced 12.82
Davis, W. I., work on bridge .... 33.00
Pavis, L. A., work on erasher.... 71.50
Davis, L. A., work on bridge .... 27.62
Deidrich, Peter, powder, etc 10.90
Dean, J. J., scraping 3.00
Dunnegan, Tom, labor 6.00
Earhart, Geo., labor 27.00
Ebner, J. W., nails, etc: 15.90
Edwards, II. W., repairing culv. 1.00
Eskew, J. M., bridge work 94.50
Eskew, J. M., work at crusher 108.00
Etzel, P. J., hauling plank 4.60
Etzel, Jacob H., dragging road.. 3.70
Farmer Hdw. Co., supplies 44.42
Falls City Lbr. Co., lumber 51.00
Ferrell, Geo., dragging road 8.00
Fitts, W. S., fish 2.85
Fitts, W. S., fish 2.64
Fleetwood, H. T., bridge 30.87
Flootwood, Herbert, work in rock
pit 74.75
Foretto, Oliver, hauling rock .... 5.25
Frye, Arthur, hauling water 20.00
Fruit, J. W., dragging 8.00
Friend, John, bridge work 1.87
Fuchs, Miko, shoveling rock .... 9.00
Gorman, Marion, running roller 17.50
Gillhouso, H., hauling lumber.... 16.00
Goulet, W. H., inspecting roads 38.55
Goets, Barney, hauling rock .... 28.00
Grassman, Clarence hauling
gravel 24.00
Griesenauor, Bartol, fixing road
bed 12.00
Harper, C. A., work in rock pit 8.00
Ilnw, John, hauling gravel 8.00
Hamilton. J. II., building bridce 4.00
Iluuser Bros., powder, etc 67.75
Hain, Henry, labor 2.00
Hammer, L. W., rolling 9.22
Hammer, L. W., rolling 17.50
Hammer, E. M., rolling 15.12
Ilolmer, Herbert, hauling tile.. 2.00
Housley, J. B., recovering bridgo 3.00
Hollowny, L. J., crushed rock.... 202.07
Hobart, Lee, hauling lumber .... 22.00
Hoec, W. T leveling rock 30.00
Hobson, L., team work 6.00
Hoven, Oscar, powder man 78.75
Hunt, T. J., tearing out bridges 62.00
Jefferson, J. A., team work 80.00
Jefferson, J. A., supervising, etc. 200.00
Jefferson Mill Co., lumber 24.71
Jefferson Mill Co., lumber 11.52
Johnson, N. C, hauling rock .... 6.00
Johnson, F, O., dragging rond, etc. 30.00
Johnson, Albert A., building cul
vert
Justice, E., green beans
Kelly, L. D., lumber ....
Klein, Will, hauling crushed rock
Korb, J. S., hauling rock
2.00
1.10
17.79
3.50
10.00
Kobow, Chas., hauling gravel
20.00
Lambert, L. 8., hauling supplies 10.60
Lnndon, J. R., nails etc 11.70
Lawson. B. K.. convict labor 133.00
Lee, ( has., hnuling rock
Lewis, John, recovering bridgo
Lewis, ('. J., hauling lumber
Ludnnyi, Nick, spreading gravel
Magee, H., hauling water
Mngee, Hugh, correction
Mnimry, Bill, spreading rock ..
Martin, W, P., hauling lumber etc
Mnrchnnt, Roy, hnuling tilo
15.82
3.73
4.00
.2.00
20.00
10.00
2.00
7.90
5.75
Mason, H., hauling lumber 4.00
McKay, C. A., lumber 10.36
Meyer, Oscnr, wheelieg rock .,
10.00
Miller-Spoor Lbr. Co., lumber....
47.12
Mower, Guy, hauling rock 3.00
Moser, J. II., hauling rock 24.00
Moore, J. O., money advanced
Mooro, P. T., repairing culvert
Mott, F. C, repairing
Montgomery, C. H., repairing
culvert
Miller, Fred, hauling wnter
I'12
7.23
1.75
8.00 ,
Mumm, Chris, hnuling rock 2.00
Nelson Bros, powder tubes 2.00
Nownk, Frank, ties for bridgo
Niisom, It. M., hauling lumber
2.50
4.38
Omart, Chancey, rolling 3.50
Olmstond, F. M., rolling
68.25
Olmstend, F. M., rolling 8.73
Oster, Andrew, wheeling rock.. 2.50
Overos, L., hnuling gravel 19.20
Payment, Henry, carpenter w'k 36.00
Pearson, P. S., hauling water etc 29.00
PLEASE THROW tHCSrT
OLD PCTUti OF-
voue FATHee cor ANyj
l l i ' I I
"i her sMCTiJiiji. ipw -rv v i i
v&i oumt HlllW
Porter, E. S., Opening sewer. ' 2.00
Preisiuger, F., ditching 19.00
Proisingcr, ditching ..... 12.00
Purvine Pump & Imp Co., suc
tion hose
Rauscher, Andy, hauling water..
Rauscher, Andrew, repairing the
crusher
9.00
57.23
7.50
Ramsby, Charley, scattering r'k 26.00
Reeves & Gordon, sharpen plow 2.10
Reinholz, Joe, repairing road
bed ..... -.
Richter, A. S., work in rock pit
Roberts, C. E., hauling lumber
20.00
4.00
5.00
Ross, J. T., hauling lumber . 2.00
Roth Grocery Co., groceries 152.33
Boutenberg, L, A., hauling tile 3.75
Salem Sand & Gravel Co., gravel 1.52
Sjilem Iron Works, tools & rep 'rs 358.29
Salem Iron Works, repairs 1.75
Salem Royal Bakery, bread .... 2194
Salem Sower Pipe Co., tile . 102.30
Sandors, T. L., hauling rock 20.55
Schuck, Jacob, wheeling rock .... 2.50
Schwab, John, running crusher 3.00
Schwab, F. J., hauling lumber 28.00
Schwab, F. J., hauling lumbor
Schooler, W. T., sharpen plows
8.00
2.00
Scott, H. B., lumbor 3.84
Cont'd
Scott, Bert, hauling rock 8.00
Shafer, J. H., repairing bridge 4.00
Shipp, Watt, 92.60
Sherwin-Williams Co., paint .... 19.50
Short, Roy, plowing 4.00
Silverton, Lbr. Co., lumber 11.09
Smallwood, O., work at crushor 6.00
Smallwood, Oscar, work at crush
er 13.00
Smith, Ivan, hauling water 8.00
Sowa, Paul, sharpening tools 4.00
Sowa, Paul, do 7.50
Spaniol, Joe, hauling rock 49.70
Sprnguo, Oscar, do 18.00
Stalker, J. L., running roller 10.50
Stcnbock, II., use of wheel 1.00
Stompor, John, feeding crusher 2.50
Stewart, C. W., wood 4.00
Steingrube, A. C, wood 83.50
Swcglo, Geo., hauling gravel 31.00
Toiifer. Mike, wheeling rock, .. 2.50
Tewse, M., spreading dirt 6.00
i Thomas, C. E., hauling rock 54.80
Travis, N. B., tilo 3.52
Turner Lbr. Co., lumber 134.23
Valley Mfg. Co., hammer handles 2.50
Van Cleave, Tom, dragging road 26.00
Van Ermon, Feliz, fixing up the
crusher
Van Nuys, C. E., recovering of
bridgo
Vcrrier, Lute, hauling rock ..
Albert Villing, wheeling rock ....
4.00
2.00
24.00
2.50
Wallace, G. W., grading 14.80
Wallis, George, repairing culvert 3.50
Welch, N., dragging rond 2.00
Welch Elcc. & Fix. Co., lamps .... 10.60
Wliitemnn, A. L'., hauling lumber 2.00
White, P. A. & Sons, sacks 7.50
Willis, E., work in quarry 4.00
Willis, V. V., work in quarry .... 6.00
Wollen, John, labor 9-0
Wrny, C. M. & Son, tools etc .... 9.10
Cont'd
Woolery, Walter, hauling gravel 03.00
Ynriren. Frank, erubbinc etc .... 17.30
Zenker. Fred, hridco work 63.00
i Zimmerman, Nick, cutting sub
grado
j Zollner, John, Bcrnping
6.00
Zurehor, Jacob, wood,
..1
i Znrcher, Carl, bridgo work
1.50
4.50
1 Zurehor, Fred, hauling lumber
Terry.
Gcarin, Minnio C, Independence
ferrv 150.00
Bridgo,
Citv of Salem, signal lights 41.90
Special Tax B. D. No 15.
Muller. Albert, spreading gravel 6.00
Hari, Christ, do 0.00
. Zurehor. Ferd, hauling water .... 6.00
Meyers, Gotleb, wood 5.62
Spoclal Tax B, D. No. 23,
H0inmil) Frank, sharpening tools 7.00
Peterson, John P., drilling rock.. 4,00
ivterson, Alfred, M., drilling
ro(.
4.00
Sesliu li, C, do
2.00
I'itdiko, Pan, do ....
2.00
Lang, L., do 4.50
'0 Gimsey, J, E., coal
4.50
I Burnett, J. M., work on culvert
2.00
2.00
7.00
Carter, E. C, team work
Special Tax B. D, No. 21.
Picdrick, Peter, powder
Bodigheimer, Pinion, wood 32.11(1
Kelly, L. P., repairing road ...
Jliirkmcyer, II., hauling water .
3.50
7.1(1
Frank, A., hauling rock
Hill, T. J., do 3.50
llirzseifen, P.. do 3.50
Schmitt, Alva shoveling rock .. 1.75
Meier, Phillip, con & repairs .... 1S.2I
Special Tax B, D. No, 27.
Stnploton, II. (',, overseeing .... 30.0(1
AND HIS FAMILY AFFAIRS
M M'i
To 57 voj Pont keep;
. .. V ACAimlO r
.ACoUclpr
NbWi S
I I I g.
Utterly Wretched
Nervous Prostration Long Endured
Before Remedy was Found.
Miss Minerva Remlnger, Upper Bern,
Pa., writes: "For several years I had
nervous prostration, and was utterly
wretched. I lived on bread and beet
tea because my stomach would not re
tain anything else. I took many rem
edies, but obtained no relief until I
took Hood's Sarsaparllla, when 1 began
to gain at once. Am now cured."
Pure, rich blood makes good, strong
nerves, and this Is why Hood's Sarsa
parllla, which purifies and enriches the
blood, cures so many nervous diseases.
Get It today In usual liquid form or
chocolated tablets called Sarsatabs.
Wilson, W. A., spreading rock 36.50
McCleery, R. L., wood 28.00
Olmstend, Edward, spr'd'g rock 16.00
Tompkins, Bert, do 4.00
Pearson, D. S., running roller .... 49.50
Wikeuing, George, spreading rock 62.50
Wilsoy, Frank, wood 1.30
Special Tax IL D. No. 29
Jory, Walter, rock 16.35
Special Tax B. D. No. 32.
Stowell, A. C, spreading rock
30.75
36.00
6.00
2.00
Leroy Bros, use of engine
Hensley, Richard, spreading rock
Schaefor, Cecil, carrying wator....
Lorette, E., spreading rock 3.50
Lorotto, Edwin, do 8.00
Reed, Marvin, wheeling rock .. 10.00
Mulvany, II. C, drilling 18.00
Marking, II. J., helping powder
man 12.00
Olevas, Lortilo, shoveling 29.50
Maertz, Ed, loading rock 9.50
Street, Russell, wheeling rock .. 9.50
Klecker, Lee, do 9.00
Kleckcr, Frank, loading rock.... 10.50
Frank, Albert, do 12.25
VanErmon, Felix, spreading rock 32.50
Burson, Ott L., shoveling rock 21.75
Rauscher, Andrew, spread 'g rock 37.20
Kimsey, Lowe, sharpening drills 5.00
Davio, A. S., feeding crusher .. 11.50
Schaefer, B. A., loading rock .... 21.00
Special Tax B. D. No. 35
Millor, Conrad, mouoy advanced 14.23
Dinsmore, John, loading gravel 39.00
Decker, L., do 40.00
Random, Geo. L., driving team 30.00
Miller, Conrad, team work 40.00
McClary, T. J., loading gravel 29.00
Dunlap, Harry, team work 8.00
Iloseman, J. H., do 32.00
Huber, Ben, hauling gravel .... 58.00
Bartoz, Hildegard, loud'g gravel 39.00
Current Expenses.
Aufranco, A. Eugene, stamps .. 1-J.00
BarthoM-Burg Co., paper 4.35
Capital Journal, pub, claim d'k't 04.00
Cont'd
Pick, A. B., mimeograph ink .. 4.00
Esch, Win., stamps 51.50
Gohlhnr. Max. stamps etc, 26.35
Irwin-Hodson Co., autograph
stnmp
Moore, J. G., stamps
Moorcs, Ross E., legal blanks ..
Northwestern L. P. T. Co., tele
4.30
2.00
3.00
phone calls 2..i0
Oregon Statesman, pub. claim
docket etc
101.50
Oregon Messenger, printing
.Salem Jen Co., ice
14.00
5.50
03.35
Smith, W. M., stumps otc
Court House Exponsos.
Barnes Cash Store, towels
Barr, John G. & Co., work on
tower clock
Bennett, W. J., putting in wood
Boyco, Percy, donning chimneys
PoGroat, P. F., putting in wood
Ireton, O,, wood
I'ettingell, Geo., soup etc
Salem Laundry Co., laundry
Salem W. L. & P. 'o , water
Sampson, A, C, putting in wood
Circuit Court Account,
Esch, Win., serving subpoena ..
(iehlhnr, Mux, cash ndvn d ..
Garfield, Kdiia, court reporting
Onrlnnd, F. A., livery
Smith, T. C, Jr., witness fees ..
Easter, W. II., do
2.10
8.40
1.75
20.00
0.5O
250.50
,40
.15
35.55
4.00
27.50
2.00
3.00
8,1)0
2.20
2.20
Sister Mnry Agnes, do 12.00
Sister M. Fvlicitas, do
5.60
Sister M. Agatha, do
5.60
Sister M. Addlnido, do 3.60
Wolford, Louis, do
Shockley, T. R., do
Koslebacher, F., do
5.00
5.00
4.00
Schar, Josephine, do 4.20
McKnn, R. P., do 2,20
Schar, Julius, do 4.20
Esch, Win., do 2.20
Sdiur, Kdwurd, do 4.20
McAllster, F. N'., do 10,10
Woolery, It., do 2.20
Thomason, Andrew, do 2.20
Ludwlg, liny, do 2.20
Hums, Fd., do ' 2.20
Burros, Nellie, do 2.20
(To bn continued.)
ORPfiC
E
TO FEMININE BEAUTY
ONITtD PR1SS LIltllD WIBi
San Francisco, Oct. 22. If Georgo
Poole, alius Mooro and sovoral other
njiines hod not been so susceptiblo to
feniiniuo beauty, federal officials here
say they would probably not bo getting
ready to try him on tho charge that
ho has superintended practically all the
opium smuggling that has been going
on up and down the Pacific coast and
across the Canadian and Mexican bor-
reds for some time past.
Tho authorities do not contend that
Poolo did all tho actual smuggling, but
they maintain tluit ho was tho head of
a syndicato with branches in China,
Mexico, Canada and many important
American cities. They odd that ho
inado a fortnno out of tho business and
that ninny o his alleged assulants did
not do limlly nt it from a financial
standpoint. The authorities expect to
show that the syndicato included Thom
as Murphy, alias Andrews, Charles
Taylor, ('Hung Chow, a Chinese, nnd i)
local custom inspectors, nil under ar
rest, and a mail known ns Charles Bon
ton, for whom they uro still looking,
Taylor, it will bo charged at tho trial,
ill tended to getting opium from trans
I'lii'iflc liners nnd through tho custom
inspectors' hnuds to Benton nnd Mur
phy, who will bo accused of attending
to its transfer to Chung Chow nnd other
loi'iil Chinese, not yet Identified, for
listriliutiou and sale,
I'mde first appeared in San FranciNC-i
about a year ago mid attracted decided
attention by his immaculate dress and
somewhat too conspicuous jewelry, Ho
professed to be a Mexican revolutionary
agent,
ile lieiniiie ncipminted with Miss
Agues Dernier, a pretty brunette, nnd
was very attentive to her until he met
Miss Maude 1'uy, niter which ho divided
his iitlciilinu for it li in u between tho
two women, Later lie practically drop
ped their acquaintance, for that of Miss
Louise lioriaiie, a singer. This annoyed
Miss Hornier so much that when federal
agents, who wero trying to learn more
of I'oole, nuked her concerning him she
was quite willing to tell him all tlint
she know. She had no knowledge of
the offenses ho was alleged to havo
committed but she furnished such clews
that the agents found out for them
selvesor thought they did what they
wanted to learn.
When tho time camn to make an ar
rest, however, I'oolo turned up missing,
rest, however, I'oole turned up inisHiiig,
IhciiiHelvci of wiileliing Miss Lorraine's
mail and soon intercepted a loiter from
I'oole, written in Los Angeles but stat
ing that, the writer would soon bn In
El 1'iiso. In El 1'uso the agents kept
a sharp lookout and in dun season ar
rested I'oole, attempting to cross tho
river Into Mexico,
IN po-ZEN B0TTLE5
Petticoats that conform to
Fashion's latest dictates
Never a wrinkle from hip to hem. They hang true
and show their class in every line and curve. We
have a "knack for petticoats" is the saying around
town, and appropriate fashions are found here.
Plain Messaline, Brocaded Messaline, Jersey Tops,
Silk with Lace Insertion; all extra long and any col
or desired.
$2.98 to $5.00
Dennison's Halloween Novelties
9UALITY
JALITY
MERCHANDISE
1MPTYjTRr.r.T ecrwtai
Whothor ho was on a trip nftor op
ium, was trying to escape, or had some
other reason for his jouruoy, they did
out know. At all events, they had him.
Ho will soon bo tried in the federal
court hero.
ARISTOCRATS OF RACE
UNITED I'RKSS MtflRD WIM.J
Berlin, Oct, 22. A colony for brood
ing "aristocrats of tho race" physical
Apollos and Junes and montml giants
is being startod near Jena. In this col
ony each man if ho is physical hand
somo and mentally a genius may havo
10 wives, not (it ono time, but succes
sively. Tho Mittgard "Bund" or Society,
which created a sensation last Spring by
announcing that the only wny to chock
tho detorioation of tho race nnd raco
suicide, was by establishing centres of
"higher culture ' ' wlinro men physically
and mentally fit, could have numerous
wives, is uboiit to put its theory into
practice. That is they expect to if
(hero are no legal obstacles.
For this purpose t he Society linn .pur
til
f ...'.' ; ' '..jrmn-y - , ", .'..' , .....
If! ' f. ... .
Mount Crest Abbey Mausoleum
SALEM
This beautiful Mausoleum will be completed on or
about December first.
You are invited to inspect the construction of this build
Ing in City View Cemetery.
SUBSCRIBE NOW
Plans and specification! on file in Salem office.
Portland Mausoleum Co.
Itoom 301 Hubbard building. Phone 23U
By Gross
wEll vHftT"5i
THE UOKG
PCPULAl
WTt gcouQT C PRICC3
chased a farm near the great education
al contro of Jona. This farm is to be
"stocked" with tho best specimens of
mankind. By a process of "selectiv
ity" on this "Eugenic farm," the hu
mnn race is to be improved and regener
ated. According to moiubors of the Socioty,
each fine physical and mental male
specimen is to have one wife at a time
"until the purpose of marriage has been
accomplished." After that he may bake
another wife.
Each woman is to bo physically per
foet and a beauty. Two yours is con
sidered to be tho limit of married life
with one woman on tho "Kugonio
farm," and it may bo dissolved after
ono year. In this way the Socioty be
lieves that in timo a race known for
its "beauty and brains" may be pro
duced, The Society is roticcnt as to whothor
it will be nooessnry to go outsidl of the
Society to get tho firBt specimens of
either sex who can moot tho require
ments, with whom tho farm is to bo
stunted. Tho Socioty professes to be
perfectly serious in tho matter.
A man 's buocoss may bo duo either to
his backbone or his cheok.
It isn't the ofisiost thing in the world
to transform duty into dosiro.
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HOIRY JR. SAYS
pity (C(,fj