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SAMUEL UNTERMYER
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The mime of Samuel Untermyer 1ms
been much n print In connection with
the life Insurance discussion of the
past year Ills connection with the
insurance situation at present is
iu tin capacity of counsel for the
International Policy Holders commit
tee which Is acting for persons in
sured in the New York Life and
Mutual Life companies in respect to
the annual election next December for
the choice of oMicers of these corpora
tions The object of this committee
which Includes in Its membership such
famous men as Judge Gray of Dela
ware Congressman Nicholas Long
Worth and Judge Alton B Parker of
New York is to give the policy holders
SASTUEIi UNTXISMYEK
of the Mutual and New York Life a
full chance to exercise a voice iu the
reorganization of these companies and
in the carrying out of reforms in in
surance methods
In this contest Mr Untermyer finds
himself opposed to the Standard Oil in
terests which according to his own
statement are seeking to retain a grip
upon the Mutual Life through its pres
ent head Charles A Peabody yet Mr
Untermyer has acted as counsel for H
EL liogers vice president of the Stand
ard Oil company His knowledge of
corporation law has often led to his
being retained in the defense of corpo
rations but on the other hand he has
also been engaged by those who have
sought to prosecute corporations which
abused their privileges and he believes
many of the evils existing today in
connection with trusts and similar
combinations can be cured only by
government and municipal ownership
Mr Untermyer is forty eight years
of age and is a native of Lynchburg
Va New York has been his home
from boyhood and he was educated
In the public schools the College of
the City of New York and the Colum
bia Law school He is married and
has two daughters and a son who is a
graduate of Princeton and is studying
for his fathers profession Mr Unter
myer is a patron of art and is very
fond of dogs The kennels at Grey
stone his country estate near Yonkers
N Y are among the most famous in
the country Greystone was once the
borne of the late Samuel J Tilden It
cost the great Democratic statesman
over half a million dollars and Mr
Untermyer has embellished it in many
ways so that with its sculpture and
Landscape gardening it is now one of
the most beautiful places on the banks
of the Hudson
EVELYN NESB1T THAW
Former Artists Model Whose Beauty
1ed to the White Murder
Probably no American woman has
been photographed oftener than Eve
lyn Nesbit Thaw the young wife of
Harry Kendall Thaw who lies in the
Tombs New York city charged with
the murder of Stanford White Mrs
Thaw was once an actress but it was
as an artists model that she attained
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MBS THAW IN AN ATTRACTIVE POSE
pictorial eminence Her wonderful
beauty which has brought one man to
death and another to the shadow of
the electric chair was the delight of
masters of the brush and the camera
It is of the ethereal type which lends
Itself to the idealization of art Her
eyes are hazel large and long almost
oriental her lashes long brows ex
quisitely arched forehead fair with
dark hair growing low around a pi
quant face Her nose Is semi-Roman
The mouth Is full and volup
tuous like a ripe pomegranate cleft
In twain The eats are large but
perfectly formed Her teeth deserve
the hackneyed likeness pearls and
her figure is slim lithe and of medium
height
A WONDERFUL MEMORY
The Story Mnretan Told of a Yountc
Cora I en n Marvel
Maretus tells us that during his trav
els over Europe he met the marvel of
marvels at Padua The marvel In
question was a young Corsican who
was in the city for the purpose of pur
suing his studies at the university
Maretus having heard that the young
man was gifted with an extraordinary
memory desired to put the student to
the test
The person who had informed the
traveler concerning the wonderful re
tentiveness of the young Corsicans
memory declared that he was so gifted
in that faculty that he could repeat as
many as 35000 words if read over to
him but once Maretus and three dis
tinguished Venetians agreed to test the
accuracy of the statement A commit
tee visited the student of extraordinary
memory and found him willing to sub
mit to the ordeal Accordingly there
was read over to him an almost inter
minable list of words strung together
without any consecutive order and
without any meaning whatever
The young man stood all the time
witli his attention deeply fixed and his
eyes half closed When the long string
of words had been read off he looked
up cheerfully and repeated the whole of
the uninteresting catalogue of words
without a single fault Then to show
how carefully his wonderful memory
had retained everj word he went
through the list backward When that
task was finished he took each alter
nate word first third fifth etc and
repeated them until the company was
thoroughly convinced that they were in
the presence of the most wonderful
prodigy of memory that the world had
ever produced
KNOW THY COUNTRY
A Precept That Every Citizen Should
Take to Heart
Juvenal said This precept descends
from heaven know thyself To this
we add know thy country Know its
area its population its products na
tive and exclusive agricultural and
mineral Know its present output and
its possibilities Know its states its
territories and large cities and what
they are severally noted for Know
its geography and typography its con
stitution principles and history its
literature its art and its sciences its
philosophy discoveries and inventions
Know its relation to other nations
both political and financial Know its
possessions Alaska Hawaii Porto
Rico and the Philippines their history
severally the customs and languages
of their people and the sources of their
weaitn Many men know tuese things
nowand love their country and are serv
iceable to their fellow citizens in pro
portion to their knowledge It costs
labor and the sacrifice of so called
pleasure to acquire this knowledge but
to the genuinely manly man whose
lifes purpose is to make the utmost of
his abilities and opportunities and who
in one way and another is developing
his countrys hidden treasures and im
parting his own practical enthusiasm
to other lives there are a relish and a
delight in the search for knowledge
that compensate a thousandfold
The Woman In BnHlneas
A New York real estate agent has
been telling of some of his business ex
periences with women Mrs A he
says wanted to find a house that would
fit her carpets and wasted several
weeks on the job Mrs B had six
children of her own but wanted a
guarantee that no other children would
be allowed in the building Mrs C
signed a lease with a clause that no
dogs should be brought in and then
deliberately brought several into her
family and told the agent such restric
tions in a lease were of no account
Do you wonder he asks that men
do not like to deal with women Of
course however Massachusetts wo
men would never do anything like
that Boston Globe
An Ideal Bath
An ideal combination is to soap the
body all over using tepid water before
plunging into a cold bath But there
are many good folks who cannot face
a cold bath dally and who after taking
one are apt to be cold and shivering
all the day through For these the best
plan is after a warm bath to sponge
the throat and chest with cold water
which is most stimulating and espe
cially so where the bather suffers from
chronic colds To insist on a cold hath
is just as unwise as to have a bath
that is too warm and to remain in It
too long That is the more general
mistake
Her Word of Honor
Dont you love me
Yes dear but Im already engaged
Break your engagement
Oh George that wouldnt be hon
orable An engagement Is a sacred
thing not lightly to be entered into or
broken off Besides
Well
Well Im engaged to two men and
that makes it even worse Cleveland
Leader
Stahhed
Whew Thats the first time I ever
made a speech I felt like I had for
gotten all I had ever learned
You appeared to be talking just as
you felt Houston Post
A Snob
Thackeray designated a snob as a
being on a ladder who is quite as ready
to kiss the feet of him who Is above
him as to kick the head of him who Is
below
Nothing sharpens the arrow of sar
casm so keenly as the courtesy that
polishes It No reproach is like that
we clothe with a smile and present
with a bow Chesterfield
pure
Mrs Frank D Brown and mother Mrs
G II Wilson of McCook were in Dan
bury Inst week Mrs B will be one of
the teaching corps coming term
Alma Noeand Bertha and Myrtle Doud
visited friends and relatives east of Leb
anon last week
Mrs Cora Ruby is now on the sick
list
Al Roberts got hit in the eye with the
lash of a whip last week while whip
ping a horse He has gone to Omaha
to consult an eye doctor
Orvil Woods and Burr Ilenton run to
gether while playing ball at Beaver City
last Tuesday in the forenoon game
Danbury was defeated by a score of 8 to
10 In the afternoon game Danbury
was again defeated by a score of 2 to 18
Mrs Whitaker and daughters Mrs
Colling and Mrs Jennie Hendershot
of Cheyenne Wy came over from Mc
Cook Saturday to visit friends and re
latives a few days
Born to Mr and Mrs Frank Laidigs
July 23rd a boy
S W Stilgebouer is building an ad
dition to his house
Mrs Davis is on the sick list
Misses Hall and Reynolds are visiting
here
Two box cars were blown off the track
and the town a general shaken up dur
ing the last storm This is the second
cyclone this year and the people are
perfectly satisfied with their visits for a
while
Phillis Sargent went to Indianola
Tuesday
John Grovert was over from Indian
ola last Saturday
Mr and Mrs Pearson from German
town Neb visited here for a few days
Roy Thomas and family have moved
on the Joe Dolph place and Ed Eno
has moved into the Roy Thomas pro
perty
Our vicinity was visited by a cyclone
last Friday afternoon in which 56 chim
neys were blown down Messrs Adams
McGuire Robinson Gentry Kendall
and Wise barns were blown down 15 to
20 wind mills were wrecked W R Bur-
bridges blacksmith shop was wrecked
no insurance The fronts of DrDeMays
drug store and W A Stones store were
blown in Harve Springers housebarn
and contents were blown away
RURAL FREE DELIVERY NO 1
W E Bower and daughters have re
turned from Colorado
Miss Nellie Horrell is visiting her
aunt Mrs MJ Stroud
Mrs W N Rogers and daughter are
in Stockton Illinois visiting her mother
and other relatives
Sadie Evertson helped at J H War
fields during threshing
Miss Emma Johnsons sister visited
her at Jos Dudeks Sunday
The dwelling on Cottonwood Ranch
is about framed up
Eltha Downs is visiting over on School
Creek this week
Mrs W G Dutton was called to Hast
ings last week to attend the funeral of
a niece
Mrs DeButts and Mrs Bartlett re
turned to Lincoln on No 12 Tuesday
morning after a sojourn of several days
with Mrs W G Dutton
N B Truth St Paul June 31 Co
Ive lived so longI remember well when
the Mississippi was a brook My good
health and long life came by taking Hol
listers Rocky Mountain Tea 33 cents
L W McConnell
-Clean
There is as much chance for impurity in
coffee as any article of food that you buy
And coffee that is not pure is not fit to use
It is not wholesome Neither will it make
good coffee
Defiance Coffee is guaranteed absolutely
pure It is strictly a high grade coffee
carefully selected by experts especially
for us It is cleaned roasted blended and
packed in our own mills under the most
cleanly conditions and is put up in air tight
packages unground Every berry is per
fect sound and fresh It is all coffee and
the best of coffee The rooster on the fence
identifies the package Look for it It is
your guide in obtaining the best
DANBURY
The teachers of our Echool this year
will be as follows Principal G W
Fletcher grammar Mrs Frank D
Brown intermediate Miss Grey pri
mary Miss Grace Phillips This will be
the first time the town will have four
teachers
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INDIANOLA
Mrs Vandervorts little boy is quite
sick with typhoid fever
Mrs S R Smith and daughter start
ed Wednesday of last week for Colorado
I for a few weeks visit with relatives
Mr and Mrs John Strunk are enjoy
ing a visit from a sister of Mr Struufcs
Mr and Mrs A II Bell have gone to
Salt Lake City on a visit to their
daughter
Mr Bud Newland who has been in
the insane asylum at Hastings died
Wednesday and his body was brought
to this place for burial
Miss Harriet Crabtree of Lincoln is at
home visiting the folks
Mr J Strunks little daughter ar
rived home Wednesday morning from
the eastern pnrt of the state where she
had been visiting friends
Miss Lena Hill came home first of last
week to visit with the home folks for
a while
Mrs Lilly Snyder returned to her
home in McCook Thursday evening
after a visit with friends in Indianola
Mrs James Boldman went down to
Edison last weekfor a few days visit
Mr Leonard Smith and force are put
ting up their second crop of alfalfa
Quite a bit of rain accompanied by the
usual breeze visited this section of
the country Friday afternoon
The Misses Hoff of Colorado are visi
tors in the home of W Windhurset liv
ing four miles north of town
Otto Grass of Hastings was an Indian
ola visited last week Otto is an old
time Indianola boy
R E Smith went to McCook over
land Tuesday afternoon and returned
Wednesday
L B Korns has gone to Missouri to
visit his daughter
Mr and Mrs James Mather stopped
off for a day to visit old friends while
enroute to Iowa from Los Angeles Cali
They were on their wedding trip
A son was born to Mr and Mrs G
Henderson last Friday morning
Miss Rosa Akers came down from Mc
Cook Saturday morning and remained
with friends until Monday evening
when she returned home
Another fine rain came to us on Thurs
day of this week and will be of great
benefit to all things under the sun
Mr Hamiltons little daughter Lelia
accompanied Miss Anna Vering home
from McCook Sunday morning and
visited until Thursday evening when
she returned with Anna who is attend
ing Normal
Miss Porter who has been visiting
Mrs George Sheppard returned to her
home in McCook Sunday evening
Mrs Bradberry was taken very sick
with cholera morbus last Saturday
The doctor was called and she is getting
better
Thered devils of Danbury played
against the 3rd nine at this place on
Friday afternoon which resulted in a
victory for Danbury The score was
ten to twelve
BOX ELDER
Mrs James S Doyle is visiting rela
tives in Oklahoma
The Bos Elder ball nine played with
the Centerpoint nine last Saturday
afternoon The score stood 22 to 25 in
favor of Centerpoint
W B Sexson Stephen Bolles and
A W Campbell were delegates to the
Republican convention at McCook last
Saturday
Quite a number of the Sunday school
from this place attended the Sunday
school picnic held by the Spring Creek
school last Wednesday
BEGGS BLOOD PURIFIER
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Defiance Coffee produces that delicious
flavor and delightful fragrance you Jike so
well Being strictly pure it will not
cause the harmful results that so often fol
low the continued use of coffee
Try it for a week and learn what really
good coffee means to you your health
and your pleasure
A Beautiful Breakfast Set
of 31 pieces with your initial in gold
Full particulars in each package of Defiance
Tea and Coffee Ask your grocer
Letts Spencer Grocer Co St Joseph Mo
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Have you got the notion its hard for a boy to make
money after school hours If you knew how thousands
of boys make all the money they need by a few hours
easy work a week wouldnt you jump at the chance of
doing it yourself Theres no secret about it these
boys sell
THE SA TVR7A Y
EVENING POST
Friday afternoon and Saturday Some make 15 a week
All make something depends on the boy It wont cost you
a cent to try it anyway Ask us to send you the complete
outfit for starting in business and 10 free copies of The Post
Sell these Posts at 5c the copy and with the 50c you make
buy further supplies at wholesale price Besides the profit made
on every copy we give prizes when you have sold a certain
number of copies Further
250 in Extra Cash Prizes
each month to boys who do good work Your chance of getting
some of this money is just as good as that of any other boy who
sells The Post
The Curtis Publishing Company 425 Arch Street Philadelphia Pa
Big 5 cent Dish Sale
Overstocked with dishes Will give all good buyers
some bargains ior the next few days at only 5 cents
The Ideal Bargain Depot
OPPOSITE POSTOFFICE
Always Remember the Full Name
laxative ftromo Quinine
Cures a Cold in One Bay 9 Grip in Two
SdJPW
NORTH SIDE
Mrs J R Marsh of King City Mo
is here visiting her daughter Mrs H H
Bandy
W M Sharp has sold his header to
to W M Rozell
Mr and Mrs H B Wales are home
from Cambridge where they have been
attending the camp meeting
A splendid shower up here Tuesday
night
The Moore boys expect to commence
threshing next week
on Bos 25c
SCHOOL CREEK
Born to Mr and Mrs Frank Emerick
a son
Burton Rohrer will teacb the School
Creek school coming term
Will Sheets is moving a house for John
Rozell from the latters farm north of In
dianola to Indianola
for the purpose of
renting the same
Mr WF Everist shipped in a carload
of fine work and driving horses which
are on sale at McCook Livery Stable
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