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\ rnuay, .riav <J, PICTURE HUNG BY "SPOOKS" vRejected Portrait Appears Mysteriously on Wails ?f 'Salon in Big New York HotoF. A phenomenon, as startling and mysterious to the officers and directors i of the Society of Independent Artists L as were the recent ghostly manifestations in Antigonish to the MacDonalds and Dr. Waiter Franklin Prince, was revealed at the artists' exhibition on ^ the top tlooi of the Waldorf. The New York spirit nailed a rejeered drawing to a wall, and above it ^ hammered four tacks in a card which H^told that the picture was the work wof Mrs. Emma Mabel Field <>f Chicago, Hand was called "Impressionistic Personality Portrait of Miss Edith Bengjf^Mnetf." ^ "Spooks or no spooks," said A. S. Hr Baylinson, a director and secretary of the society, "that picture has got to come down. No one gave Mrs. Field permission to have it exhibited, and our walls aren't open for spirits." A special delivery letter from the artist to Mr. Baylinson, arrived a few days - later. "I am starting for home now," he** letter says, "and will be under way before this letter is mailed. And I beg to inform you that I have left the matter entirely in the hands of my guide, who has assured me that my poor little picture will be exhibited there whether you wish it or not."?New York Times. j BITS OF JUVENILE WISDOM \ Brief Extracts Purported to Have Been Taken From Essays of New York School Children. The king of a government which does everything he says is an absolute monkey. Polygamy is having more wives than yon can support. Thpr#> are throe kinds of races. block, white, and the shades in between. There are three vowels. I. O. A sextant is a man who buries you at sea. People used to write with feathers which were called non de plumes. Julius Caesar was one of the brides of March. Savages are people who don't know what wrong is until missionaries show them. A prehistoric animal Is a funny kind of animal that is dead. A nomad . Is a person who never gets mad. Columbus knew the world was round because he made an egg stand up. Ghosts which you see are no such thing. The study of geography is import- ! ant, because if it wasn't for geog- ! raphy we wouldn't know where we lived.?New Yo?k Mail. I Very Painful Dentistry. Dwight Crittenden claims the distinction of being the first white man to have a tooth drawn by one of the colored doctors of the African Transvaal. The father of this well-known actor was a mining engineer in Kimberley. While a boy in South Africa * shooting pams indicated tnat a moiar must he extracted, and as Dwight Crittenden's father's mines were situated far from medical aid. one of the medicine men was summoned, and after performing a fantastic war dance to I the tom-tom, this gentleman extracted the offending molar with th? aid of a pair of engineer's pincers. An anes- j thetic was administered in the form of j , native incense, but D-wight contends j that it only served to intensify the agony. j _ To Take Census of Bees. i A census of the bees in a hive has ! been made possible by a clever de> - . . ... i vice invented dv an employee 01 me bureau of entomology. ^ The invention consists of a gate to 1 be placed at the entrance to a bee- j hive with a series of telephone message registers attached in such a way j that every time a bee goes through the gate its passage is recorded. The device is operated electrically by alternating current. As about 300.000 bees, go out during the day, on honey-gathering expeditions, considerable electrical energy , Is needed to operate the recording > gate, though the amount of energy ex' pended by the device each time a bee passes is infinitesimal. A Willing Spirit. An old, crippled colored man recently knocked at the door of a Xoith side residence and asked for work, leIfttes the Indianapolis News. Having no work she thought he could do, the \ woman of the house answered in the negative, but she gave him his breakfast instead. When he handed back his dishes she espied a check in the ' - 3 ~ r\ empty con.ee cup ?tnu u>nru u?: n^tuing of it. and he said: "Just show it to the mister." It developed that it was a canceled check of the vintage of '16. The housewife accepted it in the spirit it was intended and sent the old fellow happily on his way. Shipping Cases for Rubber. A new case for shipping sheet rubber has been introduced into Singapore shipping circles by h:i American firm. These reach local exporters in the form of sheets made of 100 per cent fiber, the riveting, parking and wiring being done by the r':ipper*. The thinness of the sheers enables the rases built from them to hold from 12 to 25 per cent more weight of rubber than ihe old wooden boi?s, and the r."vr construct "on is practically unbreakable, very cleanly and water* proof.?Scientific American. * , Eminent Ysclinis Artists Comin ^ ==^ irene Stoiofsky I Irene Si^lofsky, eminent violinist, i pear here at the coming Red path Ch } parts of the United States. Metn ! throughout the country accord most ! Hugh Pimond, former concert mas ; proclaims her one of the- musical s i addition to her concert work she ha Assisting Miss Stolcfsky will be : vrith an accomplished pianist. The J selections of worth, both- vocal and in: i ite lighter numbers. I - | ? Weil-Known Soil ! Here at i i i ' j I x The well-known Collegian Male tions at the comin? Redpath Chauta i organization are exceptional lingers, as a brass quartet. They have hai semble singing and playing are ex< - - i .1 V- il. and the programs prrsiMiu-u uy uit-u raent (rey.t, which will hs 1<>:!? reme | ' " MW Sha fp | oAmerict : I "Turn to I I . NEW Y I WW! t Rft ! ?22 ?fii> "S ' l ^ IAplayth a tremen wherever Fun, Pat : l FOUR1 I 1 Redpaih % 18 Splendid Attrac m season : I i? ; ffiawsraREDBKTH < rammnmj ?tgatae?c -r\trrrj^=srrz=z j^iwuii ii'i una??? ?=^_ ? .* fj t and Assisting g at the Chautauqua -:=-S> - ftr fl-.' IfSST j w " X 8 u P v f \ i I and Assisting Artists. who. with two assisting artists, will ap1 ? nn^JAnnnn In oil aurauqua, nas capiivitieu rtuuiruno m an )politan newspapers and music journals enthusiastic praise to her musicianship, ter of the Chicago Symphony Orchestra, sensations of the present generation. In s made numerous phonograph records. ; George Imbrie, noted baritone, together program will be one of unusual variety, ; strumentaL, being interspersed with favor- i i t iegian Male Quartet ^ ? A Chautauqua ^ ^ j Quartet will he one of the popular attrncuoua here. The members of this notable j bm they are also splendidly accomplished i Ions experience together and their en- ! optional. They are capital entertainers i are sure to be a musical and entertain inhered by Chautauqua audiences. i I ^ ? i Mggg V tf H I I III in Comedy | the Right" | ORK CAST 1 r ' n at has scored 1 dous success |jf presented, r. g. :hos, Thrills, 1 P 9 . 1 H NIGHT f Chautauqua | tions . 7 Big Days &a ( riCKETS $2.75 ff IWJ ZHAUTAUQUA^m^gSggj.l 1 I have b< E. M. Evas "Next door to Nat G Have put ii line of Fresh Staple Grocer Your patronc Robert Mi * Terms Cash Phone 115 * mr: lieur/ I Orch jj| A Notable C ii Popular and Glas 11: t !Sii * IJl^i FIFrH 1 Redpath C H i8iP|ndld SEASON T || Attractions fa^^MREDPATH CH 1 Comedy I "Friendly j to - A play that afford m of amusing cor i A ? 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