horsnt miner. lsy on s not
varsity at California Bos-
‘todey and tried to figure
out he will spend millions
rpmvsrlously estimated at
iiioonoo to $20,000,000.
loosing from a minor illness.
“George" hes been informed
free at the United States Bu-
ourt which upheld his Juan-l
r $20,000.00 carriages stein-t
orican Smeltlng and Refining
ny for infringement 0: s Pits
a .
‘m not surprised." Quintin laid.
its light in his eyes told more
37 the dawn of sudden resiisetion
it. he... once known as s "desert
_ " now ranks among the i‘pote‘nl-
lidliy wealthy. ‘ "‘1 ‘
-‘ . Thinks Only 0! Science;
His nurses pictured trsvel. yachts
motor cars. 0. town» home Ind s
lountry mansion, liveried servants.
hbsoquious followers-- everything
‘ money could buy as the. out-
time or this sudden wealth.
a." said Carson. "All I want to
\ [now is to developo my interest in
once. All my life 1 have been ln~
‘sted in science. Now I guess !
t to have cnough resources to
to it and" conduct original re-
in work in physics.
always wanted a little work-
nd a laboratory. Now I'm go-
nve them". With that little
,dtorywwcll—who knows what
the able to do? Maybe some-
,l\t will result in good to hu-
orldly things? No, I'm‘ not
' interested. Of course I may do
“shoveling-once a. few things
:1 might rot have seen other;
but, most of nil I want to put
y time in my laboratory and
‘ .o to myself and the world that
dreams I’ve had were real."
Invented Smelling Process.
on ran away from home when
. fourteen and became a press
r. He soon became interested in
duction or metsl from the ore
hen he had enough moneytents.
fiweno. home
‘nmerioon GM
- verbal outburst st
lot or hasn't“-
Jerri ‘
Milo ‘
Amariess .
word housolt minute 2 ,
m aruher'ifls , .
"God. guy ‘ onion '
ehsrn‘eteristio . .
up. the Hillel , .
sury to the happiness 0 tit
melts up her. sterility; no it H
slid nerichilii, n. It hotshot“ linen.
chanced. never will, he. suit is not
found in » men. because tied at
tunicnxtliom” ." ~ ‘ '
sinus rmnn. .
NEW 11033. October.hj-?‘8onie.
thing's wronsvrith this oyster." said ‘
Williuni 'F.‘ Brennan. ous‘ nfi‘st
police hosdousrt rs. as h do n
sudden spouse w lie consumlns on
oyster, cooktsil.‘ .But Brennan: didn't
teltouthe oyster heel: or street s
, the waiter. tor
in. the oyster he found s pearl the
sire of ‘s. marble. Jewelery-sly the
purl is Worth “0.0005 3' ' ‘
" WM
‘ TAILS now FAfi-‘l‘
‘ CLEVEIMND. Dorm-Fir
rels wereyseon in ,s. purl: in. .
all trying tone in diaerentfltlirec-
tions.‘ but held back because their
tolls were installed togetherly says
the “Pathfinder." .Unon. closer ex»
,sminotlon it We: found. that the long
hsir at their tails was braided to-
gether. and bed evidently‘hoenthst
way since birth. A bloodiessgoper.
stion sliowed each to so» itswsy.
visited some at the his steel mills in
the East. _ .
In 1906, while working as a chem-
ist and m‘etaiiut‘lioi in ‘Denvei’f per-
son devised a "rovorherstory Hurt
nace" for smeltin: ‘copner. lie so-
piled for a patent. but it was nine
years before it Wu granted; ln‘ythe
meantime he tried to sell the rights.
but without success. It ‘was only
about the time that the patent was
llnally granted that he discovered
thst his precessu-as in use in most
of the his. smeltsrs. _ ‘ ‘.
Carson started suit. but] three
years ago it :court in 'l’scmns ruled
egslnst him. He met" filsdolph
Sprockels and“ Robert Hnyes meiih
in San Francisco. enlisted . their, ii~
nwlsl‘sidlysnd carried norm to
the united Sistes‘flCir-cuit Court of
Appeals, Which overruled the Taco-
me. court. and upheld Carson’s Du.-
A
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with Duplex-film soles. they
Made of oil-tanned elk ”skin
1 o’the toughest,
Momfortsble and serviceable in
strongestshoes made for children.
Light
brown» or smoked elk
Store i-Opsnr Saturday Evenings ’ ~
Conneauy , o i Brackflll l:
m
is evil. .It isn't
character I talk about. .
You
the telepll
cost.
charge?
'i At so slightsn .
this added
Call our. local Busine'sso
them your order for the install
‘ telephone.
. THE SOUTHERN NEW ENGLAND
. TELEPHONE «COMPANY , .
‘One'Policy - One System
don't need to run 'up or
one endo
‘ one tint-s.
extendyou ‘
eliminate only sitting at steps.
An. extra-1911 .
instrumentvsdded‘taso
' same number [sud
phone youg‘now. U
each conveni
' In «inconvenience.
extension tel! ‘
For it sdds‘to your ‘
less than 2 cents '2‘ day. alterstnoderate connection“
miles per hour in lentil
sir meet so Mitchel old.
rouge?
(Continuod trout fuse {i it?)
r; dropping lrom the lips of
You thin.
your .,
are unclean?
mg about making youriswtet,
tor the laughing stool: and; ‘
coarse jokes ‘hy obscenemun or the
town—m d‘every town hns‘jouiy’lxoo.
many at such degenerated.
i know a younn‘hllrh school girl-$— ‘
not o: this town-fwhoso mxnothcr
dressed her up funit .sont . her to a
highiischool btli . Th9 nextday four
at the boys were holding a contor-
cnc‘o.disouss§ns toll girl and her
‘drcssm A friend or the family over—
heard thcid remarks and wont to the
father telling, him What he had
heard; The father was incensed
and was going to wreak vengeance
on theiellows when he hupocncd to
think ihat‘the‘xcllows woronot so
much to blame us the fool mother
who “tiressc‘d'hcr daughter and sent
her out that. way. If you cannot nt~
{0rd to buy enough goods for ii. tull
dress. then keep the old ones. :It has
come to pass in these
that when one goes to some social
in ctions. the only place a scheme-
n tingrdoccht man can loolt is at
the coiling. ‘ . _
' This tendency manifests itself
in the way in which women attend
places of amusement and witness
that which is course. vulgnr and ob-
sencc undronter no_ protest, hut rn-
liner give it applause. ‘No woman
who cares for the son or daughter
sitting“ by their ‘llM should ~. worm-m
enacted in her presence on 9. stage
Extend your»‘Reach
.‘down stairs..orlrom
l'the apartment toltltebther, every time
rfr‘eacilr‘, we
ui
_ our presehtJline.
works ‘v'u‘st tiresome
convenient?! /
nan; sum ‘
' An extension telephone will
’ your'tiin'e‘snd energy. and
nitrous isglrsnother
3 ‘ ,0,“ thenllsie two telephones,
ntlyilodl‘ted whereyyou want it.
_4 M falld particulariyin the case
of an emergeheyigwllenjvlninutes .s‘reflihvaiuable, an
pheasisgwonh manyf’times its small " ' '
present ittelephone bill
sense. do you saline be without
fllceetoday-and give
short of an extension
.‘ .Unioeml Service ‘
telebhclne 1 3
It has the". ‘
as the 'teieir‘
O
. .
I
intent or,
outer.
latter gays
‘ hell, expecting 1.,» uni. no marks til-"'3’
_ letter horns and .then thank and tor
. and serve Jesus. Now I sin to die
iv sod '24”!
the internstlolul
have enacted in,
"ill 3' without her.
It." lion vulgarity;
“ . itist not!)
your children
it is course or
to nppl‘uacll th
‘ ‘ indoconcy is;
.who clinic “at”
h. it. wont to to
ct me see the
Let me visit the
‘ day by dsy.
i sin and shocks
g is not lonl‘
, . t. ,cignrot smoking
rt wontsniis as amazing as it is
dnn‘mging to the morale and char-
V -'.i‘lno ttintlcncy to drink nmonx
women . is growing no loss, to the-
shsine oil-modern society. lit-hind
the slk‘nn cumulus urn scours or re-
‘Voi l'il‘ld carousel that would make
liclsitnzsor‘iooit like .1 ihrwo-ycniu
old child in a‘ Sunday wrhuot Not
long ago... young mun. \i’hiiv under
the influenc‘cof liquor, laid down on ‘.
it. llt'ld which caught. fire 1mm his
lishtcd‘clgurct and norm-d h m to
donth._,.iie,wns noun or \wuilhy
parents or social. prouiix'lin-s. A
young men who know him mil mild:
"'l‘his'is the producv of high liv-
ing. 1 have seen his lnoli‘it‘r so title
(101‘ the influenco of liquor that ill a
party Shuy’w‘ould throw llvi‘ arms
about tilt) neck of some young loan
““11 Will : "My. lilti‘t we lluViuz: a
h—l' oi ultimo?" Slut W215 u lvutlor
oi society'und o. llll'llilli‘l' or good
stondinig than (thili‘t‘ll that has too
cultured ailit‘dl‘ul’inml lo imiuyc in I
revivals. She mum! In t inmost
in tho death ot‘lm‘ 50.2. but that
wilt not sober licrw-«sllu uili hover
stop until lilo spirit at illtl"“"ll0i{t
carries her over the )ii‘y't‘lplctl. ‘
For the suite of l‘w‘r‘illng thong.
plume of some i‘uolln‘li. lillilT-ivitted
cigar-store.Cow-hoy, “hose (ml)! lit»-
tninnlont is his nullity to sow wild"
oats with u lmlsh huml, runny!
young girl has lmrnrd to drink.
smoke and permit iumillnrllies urn:
she would not confidr to herald-
thcr. ‘
You might as mil milk tilt‘ouih vi
soot or smell of ln-imstone unyolir ‘
clothing as to Halt such liloceswnnd‘ t "
hope to be clean. If you doubt “but
i my. usu ally of the Judges and or“. "
floors of tho juvonilc courts and 1
they tell you that the fairest and
brightest lull the deepest when (men.
they sacrifice that which is the molt
lovable and worthwhile, numely,‘
spirlo otimodesty. ' . "
Young woman. your charm ini'n’o
not. in boldness and rbcliiessn
your cliarxn'ls in thohnxdurnl reno ,
and swcot modesty with Which 31h.
ery true woman is endowed out! “I
plead with you to permit. nothintto. 4
be said or. enacted in your present),
that could possibly take the roses on
innocence and purity from your
cheek. .
A girl salted her grsndtsther wily ‘
it wss she couldn't go to s. certsin *
place. She said: "It will not lrhurti
me." And the old man said: "Grundy
daughter. would you mind handing «
me that coal from the tire ulnar!"
an the girl stooped and picked up ,3
coal andhanded it to him. the
grandtather said. ,"I don‘t wnni: it.“
She threw it down and he sold. 'fdid
it hurt you?” She said. “no. it
didn‘t hurt." He said: “wok at your‘
fingers." She looked at her (insert;
and they were black. You cannot I,“
to those places without leaving the,
block on your soul snd black on :
your mind. -‘ ' ' ;
Over against the foolish moth".
I place the Southern mother to
whom her dying son bore testimony:
on the field. of battle. strain ‘ the;
day's bhttle was ended... I. cherish.-
wall-ting over the new or :sonnisty
found a more lad. dressed in cons;
tederate uniform. editing forum.
Pressing the canteen to his liprhl
asked it there was anything Vols:
that he collidido‘lor him. “You."
answered the lad. “please write I
me." The" chaplain wrote the letter.
as the lad requested and was almost
to leave when the boy said; “Now .
thank God tor me." "What do you»
mean ‘2" asked the Chaplain. "Think
God for me. the: I hot! n Christian
mother. You see I was stlwuys’”nil-hills ’
or dcnth‘until she taught me to toys
out here in_ the dark all slono. out
I am not. sfrsld. 0. thank God. for
me. that I had such s. mother.'.' Er-
sry boy ought to have s. mother like
that! . H . ‘ “l : ‘
z ‘ m h ‘
Texas editor mused to our am
tine... M ghty, hsrdhbutw he,_,couid ‘
make it sck intent or twenty yes
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