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W E D NSSDAYT 3U>aX>6TV3>-3»aM':
HOTEL CHAMBERLIN
'
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We Use the Celebrated
CORONA BLEND COFFEE t
Made in Tlectijc Perc<lat<»r
TABLES FOR LADIES
Connection
We serve Eastern corn-fed
Everything. Good to Eat
IWIW 11* II I
,DWJGHX-£,.4iOUJSTER—.
Attorney-at-Law
I
i Howerton & Scholes _
General
Mill and a
Estimates Furnished
| t Fire ’
-
MAKE EVERY HQUR
:
Cards Bowling
' .--LUNGH-CGUWER——
With Blanche -fGan , ~
J. "_' UII.IIUPBWU L !»..J?
i l-OVErPf ATEI
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L ~'i, a
» ah juummv 18
Dave Shelley
Saddles
'■ COW BOY BOOTS |
Chafca.; Inta Mid Spurs | §
* '* n
SI,OOO Reward
will be paid for information |«ad>
ing to the arrest and edtaViiAjon
of any person or penMp**Ottfjf
or stealing stock
W. R. COE
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Cody, Wyoming
■ it . M Will .7,
I -- j Li.OU Lhj
White Lunch
1 1. V V t
Open Again and. £ ."' L
Doing Business
BETTER THAfI EVER!
Try a Cop of Oiir Coffee
With Pure Cream ■ ' J ”
—HOME MADE PIES—
,J s i t Jb 'I
Mike Miller, Prop
Aerial Booze Kgnner Haya Cmh ,
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nOfflTOhfcu .
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: i 3S3P
J^ lis /‘i Ihf Jbterfdplane which crai hed to earth on the farm of George J.
*Mc(rm, rMf erbfoYr“N. Y., laden wit unbroken bottlfte ftffS diMfr'atif.Jrldh
whisky which had evidently been bro ght from Caaodac the were
found also a woman’s powder puff aiji< a muclj ,^j^^rpute r jpia|>j * |
Plus XrWorks • “ '
' .. ,| i 11«. c/ e Tsi? sor j to! aie • :
1 Hours a Day
Has Hasty, Frugal Meals When
He Feels He Can Spate Time
.SIMPLICITY RULES HIS LIFE
Unusual Number of Audiences Granted
by Pontiff In Few Months—Refuses
to Allow Traditions to Interfere
Q sos» Life.
* Aolne.—Plus ’ XF* fs~*‘a man who
thrives -an M*ork,. he insists, against
hisAloctlr’l ojyers-Qn devoting at least
J6-4tohr4-of to management of
the church.
"" Probably never since the time of Leo
XIII l‘A'e so audiences been
rrahtefFiff the last few months with
diplomats as well as pilgrims. The
n»p!d <wtou|yge,*|cccs|ojed to Bene
(Jlcty in ieekiigf o one o’clock
iJsJnfeY pinch|on lt a kittle
difficult to adapt themselves to Pius’
neiy audiences come first
and meal time is "ft second considera
it i inTOTnriT iff! g rt my ?rftgt r fie it
-XU-tUhTTb**' f! T HIU Tst'nffllTTTF*n3 r "'Fffin*'Tl‘ <s'
mid within n FPrinln rnmlw of days
_Mte.auß3iLaß-Mf-ffigaigawti jour-
TPjmmfflSniWßflßJrMnWFße pope
that all the different groups of
TZurrlms must be received and greeted
this limited time.
"Whis necessitated making the holy
luifcheon a movable feast,
he lunches at two o’clock
<ind sometimes a few minutes before,
but never at one o’clock or 12:30
o’clock, which was always Plus X's
hour. Though the pope’s doctor in
sists that no man can stand this and
keep ln Home being
r<t rn the climate, the
hoh' WhpdjiM feh«|hat he
hai and likes
P ut to do-
Xb iimftiint . of reirHAnstra: iiig ciuises
Ttlh Io -rtltktd MB ; * J
Break* /
It always has s>ueb -t'b6 fottora (of
the pope' to have the walls of-his suite
covered not with paper but with datn
■ask, and up to. the present pope
,bns accepted what w«»''tradition tn
united-Wb apsrtifcmp third
door, bf-jns palaflp brde're’d, that the
wnfjtf wall papfr put up,
wmt't-'Vh*—axcepHon—his private
VTHT ratcd
TlflTDHfat'Brivnte sultetconalsts of
HWen rooms, besides a waiting room,
* z mo(Wn bffffiY6bYff, whfph was re
modeled There Js, besides
the din
ing r<?u«, waiting, rocyns, study
affd chapel, a suite for the private sec
retaries Monsignor Gonfalonleri and
Moffsfghrtr’Venhil,-xfcho held their posts
with the pope when he was archbishop
of is the room
where Benedict died. The present bed
'robin' rtfdlast pontificate the
private chapel. It- is a moderate-sized
>oonf;’ with ft- bedstead, a ma
hogany chgpt 4>f drawers and small
dmx. <Above the'bed Is a large picture
of. the . Madonna, t pt Good Counsel.
On - the chbst of aha were is a small
mlrron the-nnly ope in the suite of
rooms. Three straight chairs, one in
front of the
one against the wall, complete the rest
-of I |he in the room. When
the private secretaries suggested that
an easy would be of use bls
holiness pointed out that he had given
up flasy chairs, as he feared
it would make him grow stout.
Caras NothOhgxfor Tradition.
His holiness is not one to allow tra
dition to Interfere with hjs usual mode
of life. He wishes to follow the same
1 Ripple puttonis, <e has been used to
ail his life. One of these is that In
hlfu.own private apartments hr has
round him only his personal attend- |
nts. who know his love of simplicity |
nd abide by it. In his life down- la the
• »:il reception rooms he nllbxvH the
-urn him of i<MiiHMSiaa.4n i>e>kspt up.
- - ..t rbfft- reasF-n no <»ne Is-iinojvcd In
hie bedroom until "tffessfed ahd
has h^ ( . stuibr fo£. t bls, break-
TJhla i?an„ l Glusfpp<>,-asahTeatl|Jn wim
the, Fet-
r V |
Cayllmil,
bißnop of Milan. He la a
sensible valet, who keeps his own coun
sel, and talfjp gqod care .of the pope.
Before the present pontificate, three
tpen d£i» hl4G'orW-F£B4#ftea''Fo4ridg fdr
thft Ptivpfe rysmuh-K-lsSlstaJi) the
service of ushering In those who In
the morning are received In audience
If , .ttie state' robins.' 3dwnstalS
. AYLHx. the.
and the two private secretaries. Pope
Plus made very few changes after his
election. When he* notified his desire
that the four secret p'aiilcfpiint Chaim-
pjsts JeldlJuriig
Benedict’s pontificate, he also added
that his owl? particular secretary, Mon
signor Gonfalonier!, should be made
chamberlain. It was pointed out to
him that there ha®- always been four
chamberlains, never five. “Never
mind,” said the nope, “we will makie
i'*rtW’*ttsir *“■■■
Has Efficient Assistants.
In this way yl’opp Pius has sur
rounded hlmsellVjrltc./assistants who
have proved their efficiency In the
yqars ,bepn Vtth-Ww. He
hria chbsfen tnef&'Aneri-rAinr-ftiS' owb
province, c Thupj /ill know
their duties and never have to be told
a second timj» For„ instance, the pope
never allots 'hii^desk - to Seebme lit
tered
-!-t
us 4 tts ver
Radio Masher Peeves Lady
| A/m Tift *i
I >*•*«*•*•*•»«»«»**«*«*'« J .1
Outraged and Indignant Pennsylvania
rmst! °n
Philadelphia? rAthe radio
masher.
His initial appearance ih the ether
was related by Governor Spfoul
Pennsylvania at a recent banquet
here* ju, 1 » nt
“I received a letter the other day,”
said the governor, “from very out
raged* and Indignant womafi who had
just purchased a radio set. *1 was
enjoying-- a «4e wdy tw woerV •'the - letter
read; *wb«r "HUtfdwrty^ 1 WWW voicte
broke Jn4a-the. middle-of shout
ed: “Is there any good-looking dame"
liHtfehinl BecaJbMf Ethty-e
is;l wait leh tn me<*. mejltHh| ddr
nqq pfc the V'neivs’ JavejfcW H Qtm
kertown tomorrow* night al eight
o’clock. rve^6t’* ,, ft bottleVf hooch in
my cftr and if I like her I’ll take her
to AtlantUsGLtfy i
“In order to pass the buck to the
federal govjerprqsnt».’’, jthe gpyernor re
marked, chuckMng, “I wrote that the
development of 1 radio had come so
suddenly that we have not had time
yetUktonitidcdtoe I ObnVtJrsant* #tth thb
peculiar conditions 4t creates, but that
I trusted due action would be taken
«hhe lu ,a —*—4
i - -Q
Engineer Finds Chicks
‘ Where'He LettTgQs "■
Groveland, Cal.—Tfa» Mellen- '*
ns. an engineer of the Hetch-
Hetchy Hllfoad, was back In
camp today with < ,; :
chickens hatched from the heat
of the locomotive boiler. Mc-
Kenna, anticipating that he >
would be away from camp at »
meal hours, placed the eggs In >
the engine tab' about 20 days
, ago. lie forgot the . auxiliary
provisions until he heard the
peeping of newly Jmtched chicks
phrotgh 'tfTelr J |
I shells yesteraay.
: Crooks Keen Loot in
r wwositw'r-
i. i ’» ,> I
New York.—Through the con- ;;
qin firimlfHils o fl?teCf ;:
<! : #<tf e .4swwai: ■
ib ■■ '“>« JWllslMßpd J# it j.
ill tfefti ilJgßosltlpn otb,gt ol fftißP !;i
-jH j tat t L ,ot b-wrri Mali
10, i Abjl, Mwls, ap«|L, 149 M s ©l(| M i
; pleaded
in. 'WUMWb'iU»Is JriW
L <%-PPb«rtllift l bMSw •Kl¥ I sWiA°ii t J> e i<iL!
4, l> ll ßj* ..rev tf pJe<J l tho vug L
: eawtMHL t» <i>u »rtt « >iwi
Lt B it Tms £ tiny,
?/
L. tUt, tlw a west ,»f 9«tWl, BW|>. .j.
; - The, ppupe.bejieye Jjjus,.pnmJipr„ I ;
| mmonijiOT laws laid ItW 1
; i .rpmovifd - t-, 1,,
reWwOf .Kkiin »«d ,Harass. nl
1> ■ m i»' * Ttv? Ha io> 5Tj ,
more and ‘reviews -than at;
other.dngtti He has kls ow®.,b»okt®l
press nllppings',!shown: ten Mnmieverj
d«y, besidesrtreadingicarefully his qwr
Milrmdseipaper, ,yeb notldag.leiaHrwret,
to be tefC XTboatirThe*. same rule, is kepi
In bls study, upstairs aßdedoum. <Hr
Insists on neatness and quickness. It
aj difl h»
his usual correspondence, ten very dim
cplt, t apd,«<iKlous
being
The severity rooms li
softened by the number of floweri
piaeedi abest 08.1 kbi! W- th,
Buem,Ublq„
the library., al Ullnn,(be atovays.JiadJs i
level of. Mails sor sveU sknown , .’tl<iqd ll i'
Ills hirtiitlay ids< Milanese
Oo manyjftouiersoithatß blB» prkuatf
rooms were luib of ttiwn.e-*,
I eaEtqwcts-lartarrti Obhdienne. v
Plus',ls an"umierntasrrMlvevman
Veryc<mlm and seryisure ttn evsoythlnt
lie do4s'J hoc ones his irilinl Isi made us
Uq eStJectkdabialutei'Wnd tnstanoaobe
dlence. A short while ago heftottflee
Bls VißetriH arwtnge'thwt rosttis IB One
df tfi?'outer wlHgs of the paiSce Shoulf
be for- bls 'AM IWhiseWseper
« hO WS doihl nlfifrrw 'Mffnrt? ' "This- el :
dei-Fy-'’Woitt»h,‘» * Mndßj o #n t
BdusWeefier so tttd ftbir
fils Uyftd'ofl' aria’hl’life fitted? thl>
deaEH' o'fSgriLffiJ Rittfl, Wfe* ‘tear}
rigoT'Mhd'Wtlfed tb d->ota'veat*.'la*'>fh«
dope liad"ifet r tfrefi atlSMfitedKaf
dlnal nt'ctfblSfioJJ “St ’ Milan.'’ When si«
succeeded Cardinal Terrarl he sent
word to the Wfeifoft? "Lfhda to corni
! St
Q ' 1 ’-, r n - “ •’” *
' So,oii'jjf(|nyard darh|naT Rayl
aect«l. tgtpe, >at V rahx.
£lu ? ..^d ? d s I WJJI , fß me t tf
.W./“«A. ca ’S>°\V l s IFW'!.
sh.e-thW - S M U l?fU oo W
BattJ, ,
X 4 ‘bin lflOO'7 OfH
, K*'ija.tl^, R oj W 'q. # ptoprpg6, Ijepfd.oi,
thla.dgglqlon, to, Wit
that, -tbougb, IflM X, desired so, hqvt
ijls rtsteß.Alve .ln, tlte,,Vmip,n„ fhe./ip
position wa^o, great UmAha twd bqer
forced to arrange nlvqut tnlilpg ♦ houst
In St. Peter's, pqqaru,.,t,“Fqb,qeqluriee
tlie, popes Imvev-alilded by thisjcule
.oour holJnftes.l' To.-wldcli Peps ifilus
replketl.'l >i“WgU»«veiane popo niM. nn<!
future popesioaui follow sMirieaampieZ
—mrr srraw' jfv — m-t-t,
tf> prevent this fbrftl of bUtIAW brohd
<!asW 'frt»m‘Mrifl!btiftg : fits ’personality
<m tlte worltF st'targfe."* ** *
-x ksa . ■ n » .i.x > ■ - ••
SEA LION BOARDS SEAPLANE
3 TOO ■ ; "
Boards Craft on Destroyer' Range Near
•f the Coronado Island* and fts-
' ’ fuses to Get 'Off.'’"'
? -* 1.1 > o? i'< urn m ..... »
£ Saq Diego,, hql.— A boldsea .Hop took
dbaxge of., a .seaplane, No. 3, .op. a
itesfrpyer ,range near .
islands reqqi'tjy. ,
The seaplane. In charge of Ensign
Edward DoUecJt, alighted on thawpter
.10 Jgalt —ton-.tha destroyers te—take
their position for practice, and the
side door of trfe aW compartment was
open to let (bre gases from the engine
escape. Suddenly, th? ensign and his
crew were surprised' to hear a re
sounding “woof A front the- dothpart
ment. In rg ■‘they) found -Ml sea Hon
weighing some 75 pounds which had
evidently ~ foundererT" up the Incline
iSrottiWß!
fighting bravely |ag«rwt one of the
crew in the arm. 'fhen the <xew dp
cMefi 'to lefbini stayj'and piled life
preservers on hlth him quiet
In thct position he was .taken hack to
North Island Xo serve as. a masrot-foi
the seaplane force.
MOTHER'S DEATH
Child Jumps Into Hor Lap and Cauaat
Internal Injuries That Provo
V ,T1 (. ?**•*■
. Poftsvllle, Pa.—By playfully leaping
tntd his mother's arms, Edward Barry
eleven : 1 years old, unintentionally
caused the death of Mrs, Alice Childs
forty-live years old, at Pert Carbon
The boy was a child by a former mar
rlage. Mrs. Childs was seated In ■
raking chair when the boy, coming Is
from play, jumped Into her lap. Mrs
Childs was at once taken violently Hi
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