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T AGE TWO
JUNE 12, 1909
THE PIOCHE RECORD
CHINESE WELCOMED TO CITY.
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Imperial Commissioner and Suite Now
Domiciled at Capital.
Bringing gifts for the president and
Mrs. Roosevelt, the secretary of state
and Mrs. Root, and other notables, the
Imperial Chinese Commissioner Tang-fihao-Yi.
Prince Tsai Fu and their suite
arrived in Washington.
Thcjr were met at the station by As
sistant Secretary of State Bacon and
a detachment of White House aides.
Immediately after the exchange of
greeting-! the visitors were conducted
to the house in Scott Circle arranged
for the official residence. In addition
to the Scott Circle home, which -is one
of the most commodious in the city,
tlie residence cf Rear Admiral'Barker,
at 1505 Rhode Island avenue, has
teen fitted np for the accommodation
of the secondary members of the
retinue.
Elaborate plans for a period of offi
cial entertaining had been completed,
but owing to the three months' period
of court mourning nothing will be done
aside from an unofficial exchange of
civilities with those bearing intimate
relations with the staff.
A Time Clearing House. - . '
If I could only have a monopoly of
time and sell It at auction I'd be a
billionaire In a short time. Some men
bave more iime than they know' what
:to'no with; the surplus is wasted. Oth
ers could use 48 hours a day if they
bad them. I would establish a time
clearing house, or a time brokerage
and commission house, and buy time
of all who have It to waste and e11 It
at a gre at profit to such as are in need
of more than nature has allotted. If
men could buy time what a price some
would give for it, and how cheaply
others would let it go! New York
Press. . '
ORIENTAL WISCOM.
All this triple world we a thick
darkness, had not the light of the
word shone upon it from the begin
ning. , .
Nobody belc-nre h to thee, and thou
be-longest to nobody; wife, relatives,
friends, are but chance meetings upon
the way. .
He hath road all. and heard all. und
fulfilled all. he who hath turned bin
back upon bono and seeth herein his
perfect welfare.
To the w' ho"""' 'n bi-f p H".'i'
of grass; to heroes.' life is but a blade
of grpss; to thcs who have overcom?
their senses, woman is. but a blade
of grass; to tho" who no lonr de
sire, the world is but a blade of
grass.
"Stand up, O, friend, ar.J fcr a rco
ment bear the load of rrfy poverty,
while I, weary after long waiting, give
myself to the joys you owe to death."
So said the poor man, going hastily
to the burial ground; but the dead
friend made no motion, for he knew
that death was better than poverty.
The Sunday Magazine.
A-
l nere are as many
kinds of Engines
as there are
watches. s
r
Fairbanks-Horse
Engines ;
are the full-jew-
elled kind.
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Ambitious Women, at Capital.
As a rendezvous for women anxious
to annex titled "in-laws," Washington
la fast attaining a pronounced promi
nence. As members of the president's
official family, cabinet hostesses have
the cut re to the "Blue Room,", that
social holy of holies, within v.-hnse
sacred citals none enters wlilio t -tha
acquies ( nee of the presidents wf.
Here alt. the diplomats and their ;1J'I
visitors by force of circu'v" fees,
congregaso "on the occasions I' the
large White IIone functions.
Youth's Modest Request.
Secretary of the Navy Metcalf re
cently received a letter from an active
and interested member of a school
boy debating society in Washington,
modestly requesting a few little bits
of information to help him out.
Here's the letter: , -'.'
"Have a small school debate to pre
pare, the subject being one on which
you could give me a few strong points.
It Is: 'Is it to the interest of the
United States to increase their navy?
I am on the negative side.
'It you would kindly send mj a list
of the battleships and the cost of
each, and how this money could be
otherwise used to better the welfare
of the United States, and if you don't
think they have enough battleships al
ready built' to protect the coast be
cause they have not much commerce
to protect. '
"And ir you think of any strong
points which would be on the nega
tive's side if you would kindly men
lion them. I will be very nntrr
obliged for your trouble."
At last ..reports the secretary v, a.
still in a stete cf coma.
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Over thirty-five
thousand
Fairbanks-Horse
Engines
in iiftnnl use with
V- awa"- ' M
J as many sausnea
J customers.
. Can Yem Afford to
.r---s: ,J , Experiment?
218-220 S. West Temple About April 1st in our new building, Second South and
First West Streets. Sa t Lake Citv. Utah.
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NISSEN STAMPS
- STEAM PUMPS
STEAM HOISTS
EGILERS, RlrE, FILL AND SMELTER lit PLIES AND FAIRBANKS STANDARD SCALES
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WIT AND WISDOM.
One learns, by suffering.- Latin!
A bitter heart make a strong arm.
German.'. , , .
One ifk'es the odor of one's om
pa:iy. Chinese.-
No one is a fool always; everyone
'sometimes. Latin..
Crosses are the ladders that reach
to .heaven. French.
No wind ever blew that did not fili
some sail. Spanish.
Pr.radiae is for those who command
their anger. Koran.
" 16 what Jeff know and you will
know what you do. French
Srcrp Eyes.
Some poisons swm to have opened
fore yes ihyti otbers. they see with
ruth fcrte ar.J islkictness; their
vision penetrates thr tangle and ob--ecurity
where that cf others fails like
a spent or Impotent billet. How many
eya d'd Gilbert White open? How
mrny did Henry Thcreau? How many
d?d Audubon? How many does the hunt
er, matching his sight against the keen
r.rd Rlcrt sense of a deer or a moose,
ov fox, or a wolf? Not outward eyes,
but inward. We open another eye
when we see beyond the first general
feature or outlines of things when
'ver we grcsp the special details and
characteristic markings that this
mask covers. Science confers new
powers of vision. Whenever you have
learned to discriminate the- birds, or
the plants, or the geological features
of a country, it is as if new and keener
eye3 were added. John Burroughs.
Splendid.
"That's a fine looking maid you have
now, dear."
"Yes, she's a darling, .and she came
to me highly recommended."
' "Knows all about the latest styles of
maiding, 1 suppose?"
"Oh, so far as knowing the duties
of a maid goes, 1 don't suppose she
knows a thing." .
"But she came highly recommended,
you said?" "
"Yes, she broke the jaw of the last
man who tried to kiss her." Houston
Post. .
I Wonder.
I wonder if ever a sorig was sung
But the singer's heart sang sweeter;
I wonder if ever a rhyme was rung
But the thought mirptuwed the meter; ,
I wowU-r If ever a sculptor wrought. .v
Till the cold f tone eehoed his ardent
thought;
painter with light and
Or if ever a
fshmJe,
The tlreani of his
U-ayert!
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